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CPD, knowledge, learning, process

The Interpreter’s Inner Archive

Knowledge — What You Can’t Quite Teach
Some of the most essential skills interpreters rely on can’t be taught in a classroom. This post explores tacit knowledge, instinct, pattern recognition, and the slow learning that comes from error, reflection, and experience—both professional and personal. A deep dive into the quiet expertise that lives beneath the surface of the work. Continue reading The Interpreter’s Inner Archive

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bsl, interpreting

SignLive

BSL/English interpreter on demand I work with SignLive which was established in 2014 by Joel Kellhofer, a serial entrepreneur and active member of the British Deaf community. Today, SignLive are proud to still be Deaf-owned and Deaf-led. They understand the needs of customers and exist to remove barriers to communication. SignLive is available to improve the quality of life for all Deaf people by providing … Continue reading SignLive

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