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 What to do this summer if by chance you're bored
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PLEASE STAY CONNECTED this summer. If you've got nothing better to do and would like to participate in an activity or exercise related to health care interpreting, stop by and take a look. While you wait for the fall semester or as you prepare to enter the field, we might be able to help you keep those skills as sharp as they need to be. Please feel free to contact us with requests or comments. [posted 05/24/10 - 2:29 p.m. PDT]
THE CLASS OF 2009-2010 celebrated graduation at City of San Francisco's Ocean campus last May 16. Congratulations to all the new certified health care interpreters. We wish you the best of luck in all your future endeavors. Please keep in touch. [update 05/24/10 - 1:19 p.m. PDT]
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN learning health care interpreting at City College of San Francisco, you will be required to attend a three-hour orientation. For information on the next orientation, please contact the CCSF Health Education & Community Health Studies department. [updated 05/11/10 - 1:22 p.m. PDT]
LANGUAGECULTURE HAS ADDED using technology to its educational objectives for 2010 and beyond. Expect to read more about this right here. More than ever before, interpreters and translators in almost every field are using a myriad of new tools to provide services. Health care is no exception; the new objective will be included in the online, continuing education courses currently being developed for this web site. [upadated 05/11/10 - 1:20 p.m. PDT]
AS LANGUAGECULTURE BEGINS its eighth year on line, we would like to thank everyone who has in one way or other helped us make this site a permanent, recognizable entity benefiting the educational objectives of new and experienced health care interpreters and translators in California and beyond. Much has been accomplished, and for that we are grateful. [posted 12/27/09]
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