Capacitaciones
Desarrollo del plan de acceso Lingüístico
Esto está en el corazón de nuestra misión y visión. No importa cuántos intérpretes y traductores haya en este mundo; cuántos avances tecnológicos logremos en la prestación de servicios de idiomas, nada cambiará hasta que usted, el abogado, el proveedor de atención médica, el maestro, el político, el oficial de policía, el sacerdote, reconozcan que la competencia cultural, la inclusión, la diversidad y la igualdad no significan nada hasta que el acceso lingüístico se reconozca como un derecho y la comunicación efectiva como una herramienta para la igualdad.
Legislación poderosa en EE. UU.
Tenemos una legislación poderosa en Estados Unidos que, si se implementa de manera adecuada, eliminaría la discriminación lingüística en nuestro país. Equal Access Language Services ayudará a su organización a familiarizarse con el entorno legal en la prestación de servicios lingüísticos para que usted pueda asegurar los siguientes objetivos:
• Seguridad del paciente
• Debido proceso
• Acceso igualitario a los servicios
Nuestras capacitaciones
Effective Inclusion Through Language Access
E I T L A
El acceso a los servicios públicos es un reto para aproximadamente 30 millones de personas en Estados Unidos que no hablan inglés.
Esta opresión se traduce en peores resultados para las personas con dominio limitado del inglés (LEP) cuando necesitan acceder a dichos servicios. Utilizando la lente de la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión, esta formación explora las prácticas, los programas y las respuestas políticas a las barreras lingüísticas en el acceso a los servicios públicos.
Los profesionales de los servicios públicos (por ejemplo, médicos, enfermeros, dentistas, trabajadores sociales, farmacéuticos, profesores, abogados) tienen una comprensión limitada del impacto de las barreras lingüísticas, del dominio del idioma y de la función de los lingüistas profesionales, como los intérpretes y traductores, para superar estas barreras, lo que contribuye a la discriminación basada en el idioma y la nacionalidad, y a la perpetuación de la opresión a una población desatendida que es multilingüe y multirracial.
Si desea más información, envíe un correo electrónico a: training@equalaccesslanguageservices.com
- It is recognized in every state of the USA
- It fulfills the 40-hour requirement for the interpreting certification in healthcare
- It counts towards your professional development
- It helps your interpreting brand as it is required for contractual work by any language company
- This training will prepare you to serve the community in medical, educational, and social services settings.
The goal of our trainings is to eliminate language-based discrimination and improve outcomes for the LEP community. Inequalities based on lack of effective communication with the LEP community result in poor outcomes in healthcare and other essential public services. If you are an aspiring interpreter or bilingual staffer aspiring to use your linguistic skills to serve your community, this is the training for you!
- Be 18 years or older
- Be proficient in at least two languages. NOTE: We recommend that you have tested your language proficiency. Check the ILR scale government scale. If you score at least a 3, you can take the training!
- Be prepared to be present during the 40 hours of the training. You need to be present the entire time to get the certificate. If you can’t make it on a specific day, please contact us as we will need to coordinate with you for a make-up date: info@equalaccesslanguageservices.com You will receive the certificate once you have completed the 40 hours.
- Have a computer with zoom
March 18, 19, 20, 26 and 27 from 9:00AM to 5:00PM East Standard Time.
Online, via zoom. You must download zoom to your computer prior to the training. Once you are registered you will receive a link two days before the training.
You will click the button “Register Here” which will take you to a Register page and then a payment page. Once you have completed payment, you will be registered!
Medical Interpreting
Training
The companion e-book:
The Community Interpreter or the Medical Interpreter (worth $120) included!!!
Congratulations on joining the fastest growing profession in the United States of America with an 19% projected growth to the year 2028!
We are excited to create a virtual classroom for the new professionals, those who share our vision of equality and equal access to public services in a culturally diverse environment!
Equal Access Language Services is a licensed trainer and has the collective experience of hundreds of interpretation encounters in the one of the best hospitals in the United States of America and the one with the largest international patient populations in the country.
This training was created by Cross Cultural Communication LLC. Equal Access Language Services is a licensed trainer.
- It is recognized in every state of the USA
- It fulfills the 40-hour requirement for the interpreting certification in healthcare
- It counts towards your professional development
- It helps your interpreting brand as it is required for contractual work by any language company
- This training will prepare you to serve the community in medical, educational, and social services settings.
The goal of our trainings is to eliminate language-based discrimination and improve outcomes for the LEP community. Inequalities based on lack of effective communication with the LEP community result in poor outcomes in healthcare and other essential public services. If you are an aspiring interpreter or bilingual staffer aspiring to use your linguistic skills to serve your community, this is the training for you!
- Be 18 years or older
- Be proficient in at least two languages. NOTE: We recommend that you have tested your language proficiency. Check the ILR scale government scale. If you score at least a 3, you can take the training!
- Be prepared to be present during the 40 hours of the training. You need to be present the entire time to get the certificate. If you can’t make it on a specific day, please contact us as we will need to coordinate with you for a make-up date: info@equalaccesslanguageservices.com You will receive the certificate once you have completed the 40 hours.
- Have a computer with zoom
October 1, 2, 8, 9, and 16
From 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM
EAST STANDARD TIME.
Online, via zoom. You must download zoom to your computer prior to the training. Once you are registered you will receive a link two days before the training.
You will click the button “Register Here” which will take you to a Register page and then a payment page. Once you have completed payment, you will be registered!
Testimonials
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To set the stage for a more equitable society, anyone who provides a public service should effectively address language differences within their Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging strategic planning. Approximately 9% of the United States population is limited English proficient, they experience difficulties with access to public and private services and poor outcomes due to lack of effective communication. This generates inherent inequalities, lack of inclusion and diversity, and ultimately disengagement, lack of commitment and compliance.
Every human being has the right to effective communication when their health, freedom, education, and other aspects of their wellbeing are at stake. The influx of immigrants and refugees has increased the need for culturally and linguistically appropriate services, and our trainings are aimed to address language, communication, and other aspects of what make immigrants diverse.
The goal of our trainings is to equalize the access to services, improve outcomes in healthcare, education, and justice for the LEP and build a more equal society for all.
Please note that during the Covid-19 pandemic these trainings will be held online.
Esta capacitación ofrece el marco legal disponible que respalda el acceso adecuado al idioma; herramientas prácticas para trabajar con intérpretes y una comprensión más amplia del impacto de las barreras del idioma en el entorno de salud mental.
This training offers the protocols, the standards of practice, the code of ethics and practice exercises to work with interpreters
Esta capacitación le ofrece las herramientas prácticas para diseñar un plan de acceso lingüístico inclusivo y estrategias sobre cómo implementarlo como parte de su planificación estratégica.
Target Audience: Healthcare Providers, School Workers, Teachers, Social Workers, Attorneys, Communicators, Paralegals, Immigration Advocates
Format: Online, Interactive
This training offers insights to mental health professionals about the impact of language barriers during mental health encounters.
Target Audience: Social Workers, Psychologist, Psychiatrists and other mental health professionals.
Format:Online, Interactive
This training examines unconscious biases and the impact in the LEP population. As the primary conduit between cultures, Interpreters and translators can influence the interaction if their biases are unchecked. Language neutral with examples in Spanish.
Target Audience: Interpreters and Translators
Format: Online, Interactive
The community interpreter training is designed for aspiring professional interpreters who wish to perform in all the public services settings. These include: Healthcare facilities, Social Services facilities, Churches, Schools, etc. It does not include state or immigration courts. This training is required for accreditation and certification.
Target Audience: Interpreters (Language Neutral)
Format: Online, Interactive
This course will introduce the topic of Negotiation as a fundamental life skill within a multicultural context. In the globalized, and interconnected society of today, we need to strive to build societies where we build successful personal and business relationships and where we strengthen the threads of our social fabric while achieving our goals strategically.
Target Audience: Independent professionals (any profession, these are life skills) Format: Online, Interactive
Methodology: Role Plays
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging
TRAININGS
To set the stage for a more equitable society, anyone who provides a public service should effectively address language differences within their Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging strategic planning. Approximately 9% of the United States population is limited English proficient, they experience difficulties with access to public and private services and poor outcomes due to lack of effective communication. This generates inherent inequalities, lack of inclusion and diversity, and ultimately disengagement, lack of commitment and compliance.
Every human being has the right to effective communication when their health, freedom, education, and other aspects of their wellbeing are at stake. The influx of immigrants and refugees has increased the need for culturally and linguistically appropriate services, and our trainings are aimed to address language, communication, and other aspects of what make immigrants diverse.
This training offers the legal framework available that supports adequate language access; practical tools to work with interpreters, and a broader understanding of the impact of language barriers in the mental health setting.
Target Audience: Healthcare Providers, School Workers, Teachers, Social Workers, Attorneys, Communicators, Paralegals, Immigration Advocates
Format: Online, Interactive
This training offers the protocols, the standards of practice, the code of ethics and practice exercises to work with interpreters
Target Audience: Healthcare Providers, School Workers, Teachers, Social Workers, Attorneys, Communicators, Paralegals, Immigration Advocates
Format: Online, Interactive
This training offers you the practical tools to design an inclusive language access plan and strategies on how to implement it as part of your strategic planning.
Target Audience: Healthcare Providers, School Workers, Teachers, Social Workers, Attorneys, Communicators, Paralegals, Immigration Advocates
Format: Online, Interactive
This training offers insights to mental health professionals about the impact of language barriers during mental health encounters.
Target Audience: Social Workers, Psychologist, Psychiatrists and other mental health professionals.
Format:Online, Interactive
This training examines unconscious biases and the impact in the LEP population. As the primary conduit between cultures, Interpreters and translators can influence the interaction if their biases are unchecked. Language neutral with examples in Spanish.
Target Audience: Interpreters and Translators
Format: Online, Interactive
The community interpreter training is designed for aspiring professional interpreters who wish to perform in all the public services settings. These include: Healthcare facilities, Social Services facilities, Churches, Schools, etc. It does not include state or immigration courts. This training is required for accreditation and certification.
Target Audience: Interpreters (Language Neutral)
Format: Online, Interactive
This course will introduce the topic of Negotiation as a fundamental life skill within a multicultural context. In the globalized, and interconnected society of today, we need to strive to build societies where we build successful personal and business relationships and where we strengthen the threads of our social fabric while achieving our goals strategically.
Target Audience: Independent professionals (any profession, these are life skills) Format: Online, Interactive
Methodology: Role Plays
The goal of our trainings is to equalize the access to services, improve outcomes in healthcare, education, and justice for the LEP and build a more equal society for all.
Please note that during the Covid-19 pandemic these trainings will be held online.
The Community Interpreter Training ®(TCI)
Description: 40 hour training for interpreters that want to serve the community in medical, educational, and social services settings. This is a standard training created by Cross Cultural Communication LLC. Equal Access Language Services is a licensed trainer of the TCI.
This training includes the interpreters’ code of ethics, modes of interpreting, the role of the interpreter, language access laws in the United States as well as practical exercises. The future interpreter will have to take a language assessment before joining the course.
Legal Interpreting
(Coming Soon)
Taller: Language as an Equalizer (Idioma como nivelador)
Descripción: 1 día de capacitación para profesionales que trabajan con personas con LEP. La afluencia de inmigrantes y refugiados ha creado una creciente necesidad de servicios cultural y lingüísticamente apropiados. Cualquier institución de servicios humanos que sirva a la comunidad con LEP se beneficiará de esta capacitación. El objetivo de esta capacitación es aumentar la conciencia sobre el impacto de las barreras lingüísticas en la vida de los LEP, así como en el balance de la institución. En Estados Unidos hay aproximadamente 25,3 millones de personas que se consideran con dominio limitado del inglés (LEP) que experimentan peores resultados en la atención médica que cualquier otro grupo demográfico. Los proveedores de atención médica y los pacientes a menudo desconocen el impacto de las barreras lingüísticas en la seguridad del paciente; las abordan de manera informal, lo que a menudo causa más daño que bienestar. A menudo, utilizarían intérpretes no capacitados, dispositivos móviles, miembros de la familia o sus propias habilidades lingüísticas limitadas para comunicarse. Estas prácticas representan un trato desigual para los pacientes con LEP porque muchas veces les quitan la autonomía comunicativa. Para ofrecer un acceso igualitario a la atención médica y mejorar los resultados para las personas y las instituciones, las barreras lingüísticas se deben superar de una manera multidisciplinaria y de niveles múltiples. Necesitamos enfocarnos en mejorar la calidad del servicio para las personas con LEP por los estándares CLAS, al exigir servicios lingüísticos de alta calidad, e incluir al intérprete en el modelo de un equipo multidisciplinario de atención médica. Nuestro taller Language as an Equalizer (Idioma como nivelador) brinda una descripción general del sistema de atención médica cuando el idioma es un factor, analiza los desafíos que enfrentan los pacientes con LEP, los proveedores y las instituciones con un enfoque específico en la salud mental; profundiza en las complejidades detrás de la prestación de servicios lingüísticos, incluidas las leyes vigentes y los estándares CLAS; y ofrece estrategias sobre cómo trabajar con intérpretes remotos y en el lugar. Al final del taller, los participantes tendrán suficiente información para diseñar un plan preliminar de acceso lingüístico para sus organizaciones, si es que no tienen uno.
the community interpreter
training ®(TCI)
ÚNASE A LA PROFESIÓN DE MÁS RÁPIDO CRECIMIENTO
La interpretación es la profesión de más rápido crecimiento en Estados Unidos de América con un crecimiento proyectado del 19 % hasta el año 2028. Nos entusiasma crear un aula virtual para los nuevos profesionales, aquellos que comparten nuestra visión de igualdad y acceso igualitario a los servicios públicos en un entorno culturalmente diverso. Recibirá 40 horas de capacitación básica en interpretación.
Para garantizar un gran resultado, se anima a los candidatos a realizar una prueba de competencia lingüística antes de tomar la clase.
Si no está disponible, o es posible, los candidatos deben ubicarse al menos en el tercer nivel en la escala ILR.
Algunos de los temas tratados durante la capacitación son: Certificación de intérprete, código de ética, tipos de interpretación, el papel del intérprete, leyes de acceso lingüístico en Estados Unidos, así como ejercicios prácticos.
SERVIR A LA COMUNIDAD
Esta capacitación lo preparará para servir a la comunidad en entornos médicos, educativos y de servicios sociales.
Esta capacitación fue creada por Cross Cultural Communication LLC. Equal Access Language Services es un instructor autorizado de TCI.