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to be a professional interpreter you need to know your asl. You also need to have a bachelor's degree and graduate college. could also get an interpreting degree but it is not always needed.

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To be able to be an interpreter you need to have a bachelors degree. You have to know more than ASL.

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A higher level of education is usually preferred but is not necessarily required. College may not be required but having a bachelors degree is usually needed. A lot of the time an NIC can be so amazing which allow an interpreter to sign nationally. There is also no specific set salary that interpreters get but people usually get paid lower when interpreting for k-12. Interpreters need to be fluent and clear when signing and speaking.

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To be an interpreter you often need to have a bachelor's degree, but college is not required. Salary of an interpreter depends on supply and demand, or the amount of deaf people in your area. The salary is livable but it isn't very much

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To be an interpretor you have to have a bachlor degree and graduate college. You have to know how to sign. You can get interpreting degree but its not needed. Asl interpretors get all different salarys based off what you do. Most people do interpreting along with another job to make more money.

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To be an interpreter you technically only need a bachelors degree but an NIC is recommended. The NIC allows them to interpret nationally. Knowing how to sign doesn't just qualify you to be an interpreter. Also there isn't a certain salary that interpreters get.

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To be an interpreter, you need to go to college and get a bachelors degree in the area of work you want to interpret in. That could be in medical, English, science, etc. Supply and demand for interpreters determines the salary and the amount of work you get. Interpreting k-12 is lower salary.

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What interpreters need to have - Oakley Lewis

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What interpreters need to have - Oakley Lewis

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I believe that interpreters need to have the skills of being completely fluent in ASL and experience of translating many things before. I think they should also know about ASL and deaf culture, because it can actually help them sign better and more fluently.

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To be an interpreter you have to have your bachelor's degree. You can have a degree in any subject doesn't matter what kind. If you only know how to sign you can't qualify as an interpreter. You need to have a degree to be able to be an interpreter and to start the process.

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To be honest I was pretty surprised to learn that they only need a bachelor degree. Also they don't need a training program but it is highly recommended which I thought was strange because I would want someone who was very well trained. Also an interpreter degree is always great to have and most likely raises the chance of being hired somewhere for interpretation. The salary of an interpreter really depends on the area you live in as well which I wasn't really surprised to learn. The type of work that you do is also pretty important to knowing the salary. Experience is also important to how much you will be getting paid for interpretation. The overall salary of an interpreter is really quite low and you don't make that much money so don't plan to get rich interpreting.

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To be an interpreter you must graduate college, and have a bachelor's degree. You need to be comfortable and experienced with the deaf community. You need to be able to understand and communicate through ASL. You pay depends on the need of interpreters, if you are in an area in need of interpreters you will get a good salary.

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deaf people dont have a specific sallary it just depends on where you live and they dont need a degree but its recommended and theres a lot of programs that you can do to get that but its not required

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in order to become an interpreter you have to get a bachelors degree. the Nic helps you able to interpret nationally. interpreters are useful for medical situations.

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Taking classes to get into a specific field of interpretation.(Madi Medjo)

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Taking classes to get into a specific field of interpretation.(Madi Medjo)

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You can take classes while getting certified in order to specialize in different kinds of interpretation. You still need your degree but you can make sure to focus on one specific area. Focusing on one area may also change your pay. The pay isn't necessarily set for interpreters, rather stacked like bricks. You get more for the more jobs you do and the more qualifications you get.

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Needs a degree to become a national certified, but it's different for each state just be prepared for it. She recommends ITP, but its not required. If you're younger or new at asl its better to get ITP. Also ITP can help you learn two things like being an interpreter and what you wanna interpret for. The salary depends on supply and demand and how long/how good you are at interpreting.

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Do years of experience help with what kind of interpreting job you can get? (Cooper Hewett)

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Do years of experience help with what kind of interpreting job you can get? (Cooper Hewett)

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Experience does and can help with what kind of interpreting job you want. If you want to be a national accepted interpreter then you do have to take a test for it which can take a lot of experience to understand while only getting a bachelor's in it wouldn't take as much effort. Different kinds of experiences can help lead to different kinds of job in interpreting like for acting or for medical situations.

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There's not a specific salary amount that interpreters get. It does depend on where you live and how many deaf people who live in your community. You also don't even need a degree. There are programs that deaf people can join that will higher there creditbility as an interpreter. It's recommended, but not nessacary.

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Just like any job, the salary of an interpreter can vary. It can differ based on supply and demand. To make a lot of money, you need to live in an area that has a lot of deaf people and find somewhere that will pay you well, like a college or freelancing. Experience can also effect salary.

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So if you want to be an interpreter it is possible to live off of that salary, but it depends on demand. If you live in an area where there’s a lot of deaf and the demand is high then you would get a lot of business, but if there’s low demand, not so much. As far as a degree it’s not always necessary but usually you are required to have some kind of bachelors degree, the type of degree doesn’t always matter. It’s also recommended that you take some kind of interpreter class to help better prepare you for being an interpreter.

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Interperter Information Myles Liesemeyer 

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Interperter Information Myles Liesemeyer 

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Degrees are not required in sign launguage but they are incuraged. It is not needed but it can be helpful. After you are certified you can choose what catagory you want to interpret. Such as sports or a doctor. A salary for an interpreter is depended on many other things, such as how much you know and where you are located. Some people use interpreting for acting or medical situations.

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In the workforce for interperters, To become certified a degree is needed, The type of degree is not specific but one is needed. although not ended a interpreter degree is not needed but can be helpful. After you are certified you can choose what category you want to interpret, such as doctor, sports, or other. a Salary for an interpreter is dependent on a lot of other things, Such as where you live, how much asl you know, and where you work. So some people are able to live off of the salary of their interpreter jobs and other have a secondary job.

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Requirements for being a regular interpreter. (Cooper Hewett)

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Requirements for being a regular interpreter. (Cooper Hewett)

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The requirements for being a regular interpreter are easy. The only main thing that you have to do is to get a bachelor's degree in interpreting. Some states don't even require degrees for interpreting but it's good to get one just in case. There are also different degrees for different expertise like if you want to interpret in plays or acts (acting degree) or an interpreter for medical health/emergencies. All that's really needed though is a bachelor's degree for that specific field.

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You need to have a bachelor's degree to be an interpreter. You can have a degree in anything it doesn't matter what it is. If you just know how to sign it doesn't qualify you to be an interpreter you need more than that.

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Degrees in sign language are not required, but strongly reccomended. It is reccomended you receive the degree so that you can better understand the ethics and translating the language properly.

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Do you need to have a degree? (Kathleen Koy)

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Do you need to have a degree? (Kathleen Koy)

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In order to be an interpreter you need to have a bachelor. It doesn't matter what kind you just need to have one. if you know how to sing that does not qualify a person to be an interpreter you need to be able to process.

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The NIC or the National Interpreter Certification helps interpreters be able to interpret nationally. The test requires that you have a bachelor's degree, but the type does not matter. Regulations for testing can vary by state, so research is often required.

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1. Need a bachelors degree to be certified then after that you need any other degree
2. Experience You need to learn how to interpret and not just speak asl. You can choose categories you want to interpret
3. Salary depends on supply and demand. Type of work also plays a big part on it. Also where you live is a big factor.