ASL 2600 - Interpreting Internship

4 Credits
4 Class Hours

An opportunity for advanced level interpreting students to gain work experience, practical application of the role of professional service providers, and an introduction to the duties and responsibilities of interpreters in the community. The internship will be under the observation and supervision of experienced professional interpreters and addresses specific vocabulary and ethical factors in a variety of interpreting settings. Prerequisite(s): ASL 1002, ASL 1003, ASL 1010, ASL 1110, ASL 1120, and ASL 1130.

Semester Availability: Spring

Not part of a Tennessee Transfer Pathway

Syllabus

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