OCN Level 4 Community Interpreting
Diversity NI
This course is suitable for both, unqualified and inexperienced bi- lingual people, as well as those who are working as interpreters, but haven’t got any training.
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Duration:5 week course. Fridays and Saturdays from 10.00 hrs– 15.30 hrs
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Covers all 7 public sectors: Health, Education, Social Service, Housing, Benefits, Criminal Justice and Immigration.
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Covers Private Sector: Employment procedures, disciplinary procedures and grievances
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Guest speakers, full preparation pack and CD with detailed information on all sectors.
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In order to achieve the accredited training certificate, the students will have a final role play at the end of the course and they will have to submit a portfolio.
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Students will receive an OCN certificate
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Introduces bilinguals to the interpreting business and presents them with an opportunity to start a career.
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Progression route available.
OCN Level 4 Community Interpreting
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