Interpreting Criminal Proceedings I – $545.00
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Our Online Programs include the following learning format:
- The presentation of the material – Instead of in-class lectures and discussions, the course content is presented through interactive content such as web-based training which includes audio and video presentations, course material and documentation.
- The ways you will interact with your instructor, online examiner, and other class members – Since you will seldom meet face-to-face, you will interact through communication tools provided for this course. These tools include message boards, e-mail correspondence, live online office hours, live online group sessions with your instructor and fellow online students training throughout the US and Latin America. As well as two,
45-minute over-the-phone-assessments with a certified court interpreter. - Time Management – You may find that the learning experience is structured differently, that is, you will need to reserve and schedule time when you sit and do coursework. This includes whether you are interacting with your instructor, online examiner or studying on your own.
System Requirements
Online learning requires regular access to a computer with Internet as well as basic competence in word processing, email, and Internet. You will need the following to operate our 2LIT® Platform:
Operating System- Windows XP SP 2+
- Windows Vista
- Windows 7
- Windows 8
- Mac OS X 10.5 or higher
Internet Browser- Internet Explorer 8 or higher
- Google Chrome 24.0 or higher
- Mozilla Firefox 3.0 or higher
- Safari 4.0 or higher
- HTML5 (Fallback Available )
- JavaScript and cookies enabled
Software Requirements- Adobe Flash Player 10.0 or higher
- Adobe Acrobat Reader 9.0 or higher
- Microsoft Word
Internet Connection- Broadband (minimum), 768 kbps or higher (recommended)
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Pre-Requisite: All students taking this course have to pass our admission test.
This course introduces the general criminal terminology in Spanish and English used in criminal court. Typical proceedings such as arraignments, pre-trial hearings, preliminary hearings, and trials are also introduced. The concept of register within the transfer of structures along with colloquialisms and slang are part of this course. Typical legal and non-legal false cognates are also presented in this course. Consecutive techniques leading to a maximum of 40 terms per segment are presented during this course. Simultaneous techniques leading to a maximum of 140 words per minute are introduced. This course consists of 27 hours of instruction, five quizzes, one midterm, one final examination, and two over-the-phone assessments. It also includes access to our Online Interpreting Laboratory.
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- Pre-Requisite: All students taking this course have to pass our admission test.
- Registration period: On-going. You may register at any time after passing our admission test.
- Deadline: All students are given 90-days to complete this course from the day login credentials are released.
- Number of available lectures: There are a total of 18 videos or 9 lectures for this course.
- Number of quizzes: There are no quizzes for this course.
- Number of written exams: A written midterm and a final exam.
- Number of over-the-phone assessments: There are 2 over-the-phone assessments for this course.
- Course fee: $545.00 (includes one course manual and unlimited access to our online language laboratory).
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