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We strive to increase diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility for underrepresented people through communication solutions for all: call captioning and video relay services, over-video and in-person sign language and spoken language interpreting, translation, real-time captioning, and post-production language services.
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Sorenson Communications, LLC. offers Video Relay Service (VRS), which gives Deaf, who use American Sign Language (ASL), and hearing people the option to communicate in their preferred language - either ASL or spoken English or Spanish.
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Communicate using American Sign Language (ASL) to educate customers on how to use their Video Relay Service device. This job requires the employee to be fluent in American Sign Language (ASL.
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Under general supervision of the Director, incumbent provides interpreting services to facilitate communication between hearing and hearing impaired persons using manual sign systems such as American Sign Language to translate spoken language into a form which can be understood by hearing-impaired persons, or to reverse translate from the language system used by hearing impaired persons into oral spoken language which can be understood by hearing persons.
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Under the direction of an assigned Recreation Supervisor, Coordinator or Specialist, perform ASL sign language interpretation for participants. This position is responsible performing ASL sign language interpretation for participants in Metro Parks programs who are Deaf or hard of hearing.
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Medical Interpreter Certification from an accredited college or university. Advanced knowledge in areas of interpreting techniques and medical terminology, basic anatomy and physiology, diagnostic procedures and treatments in both English and target language.
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Supervisory Responsibilities : Supervise teens at an average of 15:1, instructor: teen ratio Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Proficiency in ASL : Must have a deep understanding and fluency in American Sign Language.
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Hanna is Urgently Hiring ASL (American Sign Language) Interpreters to operate as freelance interpreters in a 1099 Independent Contractor role. Be willing to complete ASL (American Sign Language) assessment by as Certified ASL Professional (exceptions can be made with proven work history and certifications.
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The sign language interpreter provides interpreting and support services to Deaf and hearing impaired students attending Lake Washington Institute of Technology; facilitates communication between the students and their instructors, peers, and other personnel in the college; interprets non-technical and technical lectures and classroom presentations.
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Advanced proficiency in American Sign Language (preference given to native signers) American AmeriSign Language (ASL) Teacher. ● (preferred, but not required) Advanced proficiency in another language you would also be willing to teach (i.e. Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian or Spanish.
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Deaf interpreters will effectively interpret between ASL, Tactile American Sign Language, other forms of visual communication, and written English. Candidates must display a wide continuum of language skills in American Sign Language and English and consistently exhibit excellent internal and external customer service.
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A Sign Language Interpreter works with the educational team to provide scaffolding and improve the student’s signing capacities using any of a variety of sign or verbal communication systems such as American Sign Language (ASL) in a highly proficient manner.
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The Birch Agency is ready to lock in an Educational American Sign Language Interpreter for the remainder of the current school year, or longer. Will consider interpreters that are native to american language is american sign language (ASL) (CODA)(KODA)despite having school experience.
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Flexible Spending Account – Health Care/Childcare CalPERS retirement 457(b) option with a contribution match Paid life insurance for employees Pet care insurance Education & Experience Bilingual written and verbal skills required (Language includes American Sign Language.
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To teach American Sign Language (ASL) class (as a primary language, not as a second language) to deaf and hard of hearing 8th - high school students. Master's Degree in ASL Education or equivalent; experience as a classroom teacher or ASL as a primary language (L1) teacher.
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