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Holders of this certification are recognized as fully certified in interpretation and have demonstrated the ability to interpret between American Sign Language (ASL) and spoken English for both sign-to-voice and voice-to-sign tasks.
There are two exams: Knowledge Exam and Performance Exam, which includes a written test, an interview, and a performance test. To learn more about the certification process, visit the Certification section of the RID website.
Holders of this certification have demonstrated the ability to interpret between American Sign Language (ASL) and spoken English. Holders received scores on the CSC exam which prevented the awarding of CSC certification or IC/TC certification.
Become Certified! Member Login. Interpreting: the act of conveying meaning between people who use signed and/or spoken languages. Certification provides an independent verification of an interpreter’s knowledge, abilities and ethical standards. Search the Registry.
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Prospective interpreters will be tested on their expressive and receptive signing, sign-to-voice, and voice-to-sign skills. You are encouraged to take as many workshops and classes as possible to increase and improve your skills.
The purpose of the ASLPI is to measure the American Sign Language (ASL) skills that an individual has at a given point in time. As a criterion-based evaluation designed to test your overall ability to use and understand ASL, each recorded interview is rated on the basis of specific criteria in five different categories:
