ABOUT THIS TRAINING:

Arabic speakers tend to use slang and idiomatic expressions from their own region. Arabic slang includes many words and phrases that are used in every day. Slang and idioms are in the Arabic language but in different dialects. Using slang sometimes causes interpreters to face linguistic challenges when interpreting different dialects in the Arabic language.

 In this training, the Arabic Interpreter will learn skills in handling slang and idioms in different Arabic dialects. Interpreters will learn about some Arabic slang with various or opposite meanings. This training will provide interpreters with tools on how to manage different Arabic dialects during constructive interpretation. 

CEU:  

• This training is accredited by CCHI for 2.5 CE hours.
• Interpreters will receive a certificate of completion. 

LANGUAGE:  

The course is a language-specific; it is taught in English and Arabic. MSA will be used, as will some Arabic dialects, such as Egyptian, Syrian, Sudanese, Saudi, and Yemeni.

COURSE DURATION:  3 hours

DELIVERY METHOD:  Remote via Zoom

SCHEDULE:  Fridays 6:00pm-9:00pm 

COURSE INSTRUCTOR:  Howeida Henri, Arabic-CHI

INSTRUCTOR CREDENTIALS: 

• Howeida Zaid Henri is the author and trainer of Consecutive Interpretation for Arabic slangs and idiomatic expression
• Certified healthcare interpreter (Arabic CHI) with the Certification Commission for Healthcare Interpreters (CCHI) since 2020. 
•  Arabic healthcare interpreter since 2009.
• Trainer for  medical interpretation course (BTG) from 2013 to 2021. Trained over 200 bilinguals and hospital staff. See more

PROGRAM CONTENT

• The importance of the pre-session
• One slang/ different meanings 
• One meaning/ different words
• Common idioms

COURSE OBJECTIVE:

•  Learn skills in handling slang and idioms in different Arabic 
•  Learn tools on how to manage different Arabic dialects during constructive interpretation 
• Manage a complex interpreting encounter with Arabic slangs that have different meanings
• Follow the appropriate protocol when switching dialects 

COURSE REQUIREMENT

• This is a live remote training. 
• Participants will need internet access to join the class via a Zoom link.
• This training is for Arabic trained and/ or certified medical interpreters 
•  The participant’s name in the Zoom profile should match the name in the registration form for attendance.
• The participant’s name on the registration form will be printed on the certificate of completion.
• Attending the entire duration of this course is required to receive the certification of completion. 

COURSE COST:   $60

REFUND POLICY:

• A full course refund can be issued before the issuance of the certificate of completion.
• There will be no refund after issuing and emailing the certificate of completion.

COURSE MATERIALS:

• Lessons will be presented in a PowerPoint presentation. 
• Active participation will be an essential part of the course to facilitate the practice of interpreting encounters.

COURSE ROLES:

• Arrive on time.
• Give positive feedback.
• Participation is expected during training.
• Respect different points of view.
• Ask questions for clarification.
• Value and respect diverse perspectives.

EVALUATION FORM:

• Participants will fill out an evaluation form at the end of the course to provide feedback 

CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION 

• The electronic certificate of completion will be emailed to participants within 5-10 business days after completing the course.

REGISTRATION : contact us

Ethical Dilemmas & scenarios for medical interpreter training
3 hours
For trained and/ or Certified medical interpreters 

COURSE NAME:  Ethical Dilemmas & scenarios for Medical Interpreter Training

LANGUAGE:  The course is not language-specific; it is taught in English

COURSE DURATION: 3 hours

DELIVERY METHOD: Remote via Zoom

SCHEDULE: Fridays, 6 pm-9 pm.

 CLASS DATE: contact us

COURSE INSTRUCTOR:  Howeida Henri, Arabic-CHI

INSTRUCTOR CREDENTIALS:  

• Howeida Zaid Henri is the author and trainer of Ethical Dilemmas & scenarios for Medical Interpreter Training. 
• Howeida has been a certified healthcare interpreter (Arabic CHI) with the Certification Commission for Healthcare Interpreters (CCHI) since 2020. 
• Howeida was trained and qualified Arabic healthcare  interpreter since 2009.
• Howeida taught the medical interpretation course (BTG) from 2013 to 2021. Howeida has trained over 200 bilinguals and hospital staff. See more

PROGRAM CONTENT

• Codes of Ethics vs. standard of practice
• Ethical dilemmas
• Scenarios

COURSE OBJECTIVE:

• Apply established codes of ethics and standards of practice to resolve ethical dilemmas  and maintain the integrity of the healthcare interpreting profession.
• Manage challenging situations while maintaining transparency and supporting effective communication.
• Managing a complex interpreting encounter by making an ethical decision. 
• Follow the appropriate protocol and adhere to the Code of Ethics and National Standards of Practice for Interpreters when facing a dilemma.

COURSE REQUIREMENT

• This is live remote training and will not be recorded.
• Participants will need internet access to join the class via a Zoom link.
• This training is for trained medical interpreters with 40 hours or more of training.
•  The participant’s name in the Zoom profile should match the name in the registration form for attendance.
• The participant’s name on the registration form will be printed on the certificate of completion.
• Attending the entire duration of this course is required to receive the certification of completion. 

CEU:  

• This course meets the requirements for CCHI and NBCMI Continuing Education.
• Interpreters will receive a certificate of completion. 
• Continuing Education Verification for CEU can be provided upon request.

COURSE COST:

• $ 45

REFUND POLICY:

• A full course refund of $45 can be approved before issuing the certificate of completion.
• There will be no refund after issuing and emailing the certificate of completion.

COURSE MATERIALS:

• Lessons will be presented in a PowerPoint presentation. 
• Active participation will be an essential part of the course to facilitate the practice of interpreting encounters.

COURSE ROLES:

• Arrive on time.
• Give positive feedback.
• Participation is expected during training.
• Respect different points of view.
• Ask questions for clarification.
• Value and respect diverse perspectives.

EVALUATION FORM:

• Participants will  fill out an evaluation form at the end of the course to provide feedback 

CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION 

• The electronic certificate of completion will be emailed to participants within 5-10 business days after completing the course.

Registration: contact us