Subject to Interpretation

From across the pond, French interpreter and translator Sue Leschen discusses what she has learned on her journey to starting a freelance career and growing her own business. 

To join Sue for the Professional Interpreter Series beginning on May 23rd, click here.

To view Sue's last DE LA MORA webinar, Negotiating Terms and Conditions with Clients, click here.

Join us as Lizbeth Mendoza, MD, CMI, and DLM instructor, discusses why she sees pharmacotherapy is one of the most important topics for medical interpreters to understand. To learn more about becoming a medical interpreter, click here: https://delamorainstitute.com/signature-medical-training-program/

Past Pharmacotherapy Webinar (Self-Paced): http://de-la-mora-training.thinkific.com/courses/Pharmacotherapy-Part1

Next Pharmacotherapy Webinar (Live): https://delamorainstitute.com/monthly-webinars/

Ana Soler is the Founder & CEO of SeSo, Inc., a social enterprise that invests in its mission to create language and cultural bridges, while promoting language access and justice in the educational system. Join her and Agustin as they discuss her career path and leadership role in educational interpreting.

Live Online English Written Prep Course: https://delamorainstitute.com/live-englishwrittenprep/

Live Online Immigration and Community Interpreter Training: https://delamorainstitute.com/immigration-community-program-1/

Jonathan Hine works remotely and commutes to a variety of destinations on bicycle, living out of his bags. This interview covers how he made his adventurous lifestyle and business possible, what his life on the road is like, and what his secrets are to making a living as a freelance translator and interpreter.

Click here to visit his business blog.
Click here to visit his travel blog, the Freewheeling Freelancer.

DE LA MORA Instructor and diplomatic interpreter Darinka Mangino discusses the certification process in Mexico, as well as the evolution of the profession and language access for the many speakers of indigenous languages in her beautiful home country.

Click here to view Darinka's online course with us, Advanced Workshop: Conference 101.

Click here to view our webinar on diplomatic interpreting, also taught by Darinka.

Arianna Aguilar is a Certified Medical Interpreter and a Master Certified Court Interpreter who has found a passion for the field of mental health interpreting. In this episode, she will discuss her experiences on the job, how she found the profession, and what it takes to enter the rewarding career of mental health interpreting.

This episode contains sensitive content.

Click here to learn more about Arianna's upcoming webinar on mental health interpreting.

Click here to unwind by watching Arianna's last webinar she taught on workplace stress management.

Click here to check out Arianna's book on mental health interpreting.

DE LA MORA Institute's Director of Operations, Claudia Eslava, discusses the evolution of our school and how we plan on meeting the needs of interpreters this year as the profession continues to grow.

Click here to learn more about our Authorship Program.

Click here to learn about our upcoming courses for new interpreters.

Click here to learn more about upcoming opportunities to earn continuing education credits.

We are very excited to kick off our brand new season of Subject to Interpretation on February 7th!

If you or a colleague are interested in becoming a guest on our podcast, please send your inquiries to [email protected] with a brief bio and a topic or idea that you are interested in discussing. 

DE LA MORA Instructor and Finding the Parallels presenter Claudia Villalba attempts to decipher words and phrases commonly used by millennials and answers questions that were sent to us and discussed last week during our Finding the Parallels panel discussion.

Think you can find the linguistic equivalents for these terms? Click here to challenge yourself and share your answers with us in the comments! 

Join Gabby and Katie as they discuss the hidden benefits of continuing education, followed by an interview with remote court and conference interpreter Aquillia Alowonle as she inspires us by discussing how her passion for people and education drove her to overcome hurdles to become bilingual, then an interpreter, and then an educator. 

Learn more about our upcoming FCICE Oral Exam Prep, beginning November 12th, here. 

Get your ConVTI tickets before our $50 ticket special ends here.  

Find more information and register for Finding the Parallels here.