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Sign Language Interpreter

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Requirements

1. Have the Sign Language - Advanced Honor.

2. Do research on the world history of deaf people, starting from Pedro Ponce de León, and write an essay of at least 500 words, or make a 5 minute oral presentation.

3. What is the classifier? What is the importance of this grammatical structure in sign language?

4. Research about legislation in your country that deals with the deaf or sign language. What are the duties and rights of deaf people contained in these legal documents?

5. Why should the expression "deaf and dumb" not be used for deaf people?

6. Regarding the profession of interpreter, research the following topics:

a. What does it take to be a sign language interpreter?

b. What are the job opportunities in your country for this profession?

c. Which institutions in your country offer these sign language courses?

d. Are there university or graduate courses on sign language in your country? What is the professional profile of those who have been trained in these courses?

7. How does the competency certification in Sign Language in your country work? What are the criteria for obtaining this certification? What are the advantages of obtaining it?

8. Fulfill one of the following requirements:

a. Be an interpreter in your church, interpreting at least once a week for a minimum of six months.

b. Work as an interpreter in any institution or company, for at least three months.

c. Be an instructor of a sign language course for at least one semester.

d. If you have already met requirements a, b or c in the past, meet one of them again for at least one month.

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-;Tools:
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-* Double boiler (see requirement 5)
+<translate>{{RequirementsHeader}}</translate>
-* Wooden skewer or paint stirrer
+==<translate>Requirements</translate>==
-* Candle mold (or paper cup)
-* Pencil (or another wooden skewer)
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-;Materials:
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-* Wax or paraffin
-* Wick
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-* Wick anchor
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-;Procedure:
-# Melt the wax in a double boiler.
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-# Attach the wick anchor to the wick
+<section end=req3 /></translate></b>
-# Tie the other end of the wick to a pencil or skewer
-# Place the anchor-end of the wick in the mold laying the pencil/skewer on the rim.
+<b>4. <translate><section begin=req4 />Research about legislation in your country that deals with the deaf or sign language. What are the duties and rights of deaf people contained in these legal documents?
-# Adjust the knot until the anchor just rest on the bottom of the mold.  You may turn the pencil to take up extra wick and not have to get a knot tied in exactly the right place.
+<section end=req4 /></translate></b>
-# Pour melted wax into the mold
-# Allow the wax to settle.  It will normally form a depression in the top of the candle after a few minutes.  Pour more wax into this depression to fill it up.
+<b>5. <translate><section begin=req5 />Why should the expression "deaf and dumb" not be used for deaf people?
-# All the wax to set for an hour or so.
+<section end=req5 /></translate></b>
-# Once the wax has set, pop it out of the mold.
+<b>6. <translate><section begin=req6 />Regarding the profession of interpreter, research the following topics:
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+:<b>a. <translate><section begin=req6a />What does it take to be a sign language interpreter?
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+:<b>b. <translate><section begin=req6b />What are the job opportunities in your country for this profession?
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+:<b>c. <translate><section begin=req6c />Which institutions in your country offer these sign language courses?
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+:<b>d. <translate><section begin=req6d />Are there university or graduate courses on sign language in your country? What is the professional profile of those who have been trained in these courses?
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+<b>7. <translate><section begin=req7 />How does the competency certification in Sign Language in your country work? What are the criteria for obtaining this certification? What are the advantages of obtaining it?
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+<b>8. <translate><section begin=req8 />Fulfill one of the following requirements:
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+:<b>a. <translate><section begin=req8a />Be an interpreter in your church, interpreting at least once a week for a minimum of six months.
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+:<b>b. <translate><section begin=req8b />Work as an interpreter in any institution or company, for at least three months.
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+:<b>c. <translate><section begin=req8c />Be an instructor of a sign language course for at least one semester.
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+:<b>d. <translate><section begin=req8d />If you have already met requirements a, b or c in the past, meet one of them again for at least one month.
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