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ADDISON CREECH

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ASL Interpreter

By: Addi Creech

Human eyes are the sign language of the brain.

If you watch them carefully, you can see the truth played out, raw and unguarded.

Tarryn Fisher
  • Communcation
  • Comprehension
  • Friendliness

Education

  • Bachelor's degree in ASL intepreting and English interpreting
  • National Interpreter Certification (NIC)
    • bachelor's degree
    • interviews
    • NIC Knowledge & Performance Degree

(VocoVision)

Info About ASL Interpreting

(Take Lessons, Powered by Microsoft)

((Deaf Interpreters-Wages and Trends)

(Valin)

Avg. Annual Wage In Illinois

$69,225-$85,200

("Sign Language Interpreter in Illinois- Average Salary")

Continuing Education

Improving skills:

  • immersed in Deaf culture
  • practice
  • accept criticisms
  • Renewing Interpreting License: 5 years or under
    • paying fees
    • proof of completion of 20 hours of CE
  • 5 years+:
    • fee
    • application

(Illinois Interpreter License Applications)

Benefits

  • Retirement:
    • age 55
    • dues paid annually
  • Can be offered insurances

(Deaf Interpreters)

Conclusion

  • I love the language
  • Good pay
  • Meeting new people
  • Self-employed
  • Time for rest

Communication:

-reading facial expressions-clear, precise -articulation

Friendliness:

-working with people-patience

Comprehension:

-no misunderstandings-understanding slang -knowing all different versions of signs

Work

  • inside
  • alone signing, around others
  • quick decisions while translating
Clothing:
  • No accessories, nail polish, flashy clothing
  • professional, but basic
  • contrasts with skin tone

Typical Day

  • working with other interpreters
  • offices, colleges, community
  • go with the flow
  • different everyday

Working Hours

  • 1-4 hours during lectures
  • hours depend on you (self-employed)
  • prepare

Vacation Days

  • varies between each job, especially if self-employed
  • 5 days first year
  • 10 vacation days 4-5 years
  • 15 days for years after that