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Title: CERTIFICATION AROUND THE WORLD Jiri Stejskal, Ph'D'


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CERTIFICATION AROUND THE WORLD Jiri Stejskal,
Ph.D.
  • Israel Translators Association
  • Jerusalem, Israel
  • February 7-9, 2006

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Overview
  • Certification in the US
  • International Certification Study
  • FIT Status Committee
  • Survey of the Status Committee

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Certification in the US
  • ATA Certification
  • Federal Court Interpreter Certification Program
  • State Court Interpreter Certification
  • National Judiciary Interpreter and Translator
    Certification
  • Other Credentials

4
International Certification Study
  • Purpose of credentialing
  • Establish standards of professional practice
  • Elevate the status of the profession
  • Satisfy public demands for standards
  • Extend the shelf life of academic degrees

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International Certification Study
  • Credentialing Methods
  • Certification
  • Accreditation
  • Registration
  • Licensure

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International Certification Study
  • Certification
  • A voluntary process by which an organization
    grants recognition to an individual who has met
    certain predetermined qualification standards.

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International Certification Study
  • Accreditation
  • A voluntary process by which an entity grants
    public recognition to an organization such as a
    school, institute, college, program, facility, or
    company that has met predetermined standards.

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International Certification Study
  • Registration
  • A process by which the possession of specific
    credentials relevant to performing tasks and
    responsibilities within a given field is
    verified.

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International Certification Study
  • Licensure
  • A mandatory credentialing process by which a
    government agency grants permission to persons to
    engage in a given occupation or profession by
    attesting that those licensed have attained the
    minimum degree of knowledge and skills required.

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International Certification Study
  • Credentialing Bodies
  • Professional associations
  • Government-sponsored programs
  • Academic institutions

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International Certification Study
  • Professional associations and
  • Government-sponsored programs
  • Eligibility requirements
  • Examination
  • Continuing education requirements

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International Certification Study
  • Eligibility requirements
  • Professional associations
  • Membership
  • Education
  • Experience
  • References or referrals
  • Mandatory seminar/program
  • Screening language test

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International Certification Study
  • Eligibility requirements
  • Government-sponsored programs
  • Minimum age
  • Citizenship
  • Place of residence
  • Legal competence
  • Clean criminal record

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International Certification Study
  • The Difference
  • Professional association linguistic competence
  • Government-sponsored program moral integrity

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FIT Status Committee
  • Committee for Information on the Status of the
    TI Profession
  • The mission of the Status Committee is to
    examine the status of the translation and
    interpretation (TI) profession throughout the
    world.

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FIT Status Committee
  • The Status Committee will collect information
    relevant to the status of translators and
    interpreters through direct contact with
    representatives of professional organizations,
    academic institutions, and governmental agencies
    in various countries.

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FIT Status Committee
  • Members
  • Marion Boers, South Africa
  • Bill Chilcott, UK
  • Mary Höcker, Germany
  • Peter Krachenwitzer, Germany
  • Sveinung Løkke, Norway
  • Ann Macfarlane, USA
  • Roberto Puig, Uruguay
  • Jean-Marie Vande Walle, Belgium
  • Huang Youyi, China
  • Chair
  • Jiri Stejskal, USA
  • Observers
  • James Hartzell, Poland
  • David Wilmsen, Egypt

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FIT Status Committee Survey
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FIT Status Committee Survey
  • Distributed to 119 TI organizations in 54
    countries
  • Members and non-members of FIT
  • 63 responses from 40 countries
  • 53 response rate

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FIT Status Committee Survey
  • Argentina (2)
  • Australia (2)
  • Austria (3)
  • Belgium (1)
  • Brazil (1)
  • Canada (7)
  • China (2)
  • Croatia (1)
  • Cyprus (1)
  • Czech Republic (1)
  • Finland (1)
  • France (2)
  • Germany (2)
  • Greece (1)
  • Guatemala (1)
  • Italy (1)
  • Japan (1)
  • Jordan (1)
  • Korea (2)
  • Lebanon (1)

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FIT Status Committee Survey
  • Mexico (1)
  • Morocco (1)
  • New Zealand (1)
  • Norway (1)
  • Panama (1)
  • Peru (1)
  • Poland (2)
  • Portugal (1)
  • Qatar (1)
  • Romania (1)
  • Russia (1)
  • Slovenia (1)
  • South Africa (1)
  • Spain (4)
  • Sweden (2)
  • Switzerland (2)
  • Ukraine (1)
  • United Kingdom (2)
  • United States (3)
  • Venezuela (1)

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FIT Status Committee Survey
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FIT Status Committee Survey
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FIT Status Committee Survey
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FIT Status Committee Survey
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FIT Status Committee Survey
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FIT Status Committee Survey
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FIT Status Committee Survey
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FIT Status Committee Survey
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FIT Status Committee Survey
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FIT Status Committee Survey
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FIT Status Committee Survey
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Thank you!
Jiri Stejskal jiri_at_cetra.com
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