The one where John and Fabiola are cracking the code to higher wages for interpreters and broadening their horizons.
Please join us for our “fresh out of the oven” podcast with John Arroyave, Director of Cross Cultural Communications (CCC), the only international training agency in the United States for medical and community interpreting, cultural competence and language access.
Fabiola and John discussed the controversial topic of artificial intelligence and its effects on the interpreting profession, agreed on core essentials for becoming a skilled and empowered interpreter, and tackled a notion of communicative autonomy that each and every language professional needs and deserves.
Join us for a mission-driven and energy-infused conversation about challenges and opportunities John and Fabiola see in the professional development within the interpreting field.
Did you know that 66% of freelance interpreters don’t make enough money to pay their bills in their first year?
If you are a new or aspiring language professional, you don’t want to miss out on pieces of advice from John, who has interpreted since the age of seven and has a vast range of knowledge in consulting and process management.
What are your thoughts on AI in general? Tune in to learn what our visionary guest has to say about it.
Disclaimer: having listened to episode #17 of our STC podcast, you might start a LinkedIn profile and join a professional organization.
Let it be NCIHC!Happy New Year and happy listening!
The one where John and Fabiola are cracking the code to higher wages for interpreters and broadening their horizons.
Please join us for our “fresh out of the oven” podcast with John Arroyave, Director of Cross Cultural Communications (CCC), the only international training agency in the United States for medical and community interpreting, cultural competence and language access.
Fabiola and John discussed the controversial topic of artificial intelligence and its effects on the interpreting profession, agreed on core essentials for becoming a skilled and empowered interpreter, and tackled a notion of communicative autonomy that each and every language professional needs and deserves.
Join us for a mission-driven and energy-infused conversation about challenges and opportunities John and Fabiola see in the professional development within the interpreting field.
Did you know that 66% of freelance interpreters don’t make enough money to pay their bills in their first year?
If you are a new or aspiring language professional, you don’t want to miss out on pieces of advice from John, who has interpreted since the age of seven and has a vast range of knowledge in consulting and process management.
What are your thoughts on AI in general? Tune in to learn what our visionary guest has to say about it.
Disclaimer: having listened to episode #17 of our STC podcast, you might start a LinkedIn profile and join a professional organization.
Let it be NCIHC!Happy New Year and happy listening!