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This is a wonderful conversation with Siegrid. She shares her road to interpreting, a quick complicated look into the interpreting field in Belgium and just a few laughs.
Siegrid is a board member of efsli (European Forum of Sign Language Interpreters). Stay tuned to Part 2 of this conversation to learn more about this international organization.
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I made a decision to discuss decisions.
This is a short episode for those of you who like quick thoughts on one subject. The one continuous discussion in the sign language profession is focused on how we make decisions, practical, professional, ethical and moral.
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NEXT WEEK: IW 05: Interview with Siegrid Leurs ...an efsli board member and friend to many.
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This is a wonderful discussion in the second half of my interview with Scottish, CODA interpreter, Bruce Cameron. He explains more about the system of training for sign language interpreters in Scotland and we dig deeper into his approaches to decision-making, team interpreting and more. His perspective of interpreting comes from growing up in the natural language and cultural environment of Deaf parents.
Press play for incite and humor surrounding the life of this Scottish interpreter.
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When did you decide to be an interpreter? How did you become an interpreter? Listen to one interpreter's path to the profession and how his life journey influences his work. His experiences can be lessons for us all.
In this episode of the Interpreter's Workshop, we visit with a BSL/English interpreter from Scotland. Bruce Cameron is a CODA who became an interpreter later in life through a unique government funded program. We hear about his life as a child of Deaf parents, his work from a DJ to interpreter, and such details as how he is paid for interpreting.
In Part 2, we go deeper into his approach to interpreting decisions and the system of the profession in the UK.
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Why do we take ourselves so seriously? Chill. Stay cool. Be calm and interpret.
In this episode of the Interpreter's Workshop, I tell two stories from the beginning of my two careers. I relate them to interpreting, the profession and selfcare.
Story 1: Ego...much?
Story 2: Don't look at me...it was him!
Also, thoughts on the phrase that interpreters use often, "I'm just the interpreter."
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NOTE: The sound quality is lower in part of this, but thanks for understanding.
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Welcome to the Interpreter's Workshop!
This is a short introduction of me, Tim Curry AND a quick description of what this podcast is all about.
Tim Curry: husband, father, interpreter, astrophysicist, actor, teacher....
Interpreter's Workshop: A place for sign language interpreters to hear thoughts and discussions about real-life topics we encounter in our daily work. Scary for serious people, it may contain humor, imagination, thoughts, and real life struggles. The main audience is European sign language interpreters wanting to learn more and connect with others in the profession.
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Check out interpretersworkshop.com for more information, fun and dancing! No, I don't really dance, sorry.
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This unique (sometimes funny, sometimes serious) podcast focuses on supporting signed language interpreters in the European countries by creating a place with advice, tips, ideas, feelings and…