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September 29, 2006Press Release: Portal for finding Interpreters and Agencies
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Washington, DC September 2006: – Online Portal for finding Sign Language Interpreters and Agencies A new online portal has launched geared towards sign language Interpreters and Agencies that serve the Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Deaf-Blind, Within one website the public can view available Interpreters and Agencies and compare prices, availability, and experience. By being centralized, it’s also easier for employers to post career or freelance interpreting work and begin reviewing applications that comes in. “An exciting website”, said a seasoned and certificated Interpreter, “because it’s a one-of-a-kind, and will take accessibility to a new level.” With the support of the Interpreting Community and the public, it’s certain that the website will become a strong accommodating tool for getting much needed services on a nationwide scale. The website also offers free sign-ups for Mentors who want to help others enhance their sign language skills and for Support Service Providers, who avail themselves to work with those who are Deaf-Blind. Also, a backend forum community permits for professional development discussion and networking. Anyone may begin an online search for Interpreters or Agencies at www.InterpreterConnections.com, searching by state or by the variety of Sign Language Certificates offered by states and associations. Signing up at this user-friendly site is free and is expected to take people by surprise! September 9, 2006Law Enforcement Instructor
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[Job Announcements]
Subcontract instructor wanted to design and instruct a 1 day (8 hour) Basic Sign Language for Law Enforcement course. Instructor should have at least 5+ years in experience in law enforcement or the criminal justice profession and have completed an instructor development course. Instructors must be willing to travel nationwide to instruct program. Position is part-time and the instructor would be required when course is requested. Interested parties should forward a cover letter and resume to Andrew Poulos, Jr., Director, Law Enforcement Training Solutions at info@le-training.com. Additional information about Law Enforcement Training Solutions can be found at www.le-training.com |
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