Here's What You'll Walk Away With
Identify the linguistic and cognitive demands of consecutive interpreting in court proceedings.
Apply active-listening and strategic note-taking techniques to support accurate and complete renditions.
Deliver consecutive interpretations that preserve meaning, register, tone, and the speaker’s intended message.
Practice consecutive interpreting through guided exercises and simulated courtroom scenarios, using feedback to identify strategies for improving performance.
Your Instructor
Silvia Gómez Juárez
Federally Certified Court Interpreter | Louisiana Supreme Court-Certified Spanish Interpreter | Certified Healthcare Interpreter (CHI™–Spanish) | De la Mora Institute of Interpretation Licensed Trainer | M.A.
Silvia is a Spanish–English court interpreter and trainer with experience in federal and state court proceedings. She also provides professional development for interpreters, with an emphasis on practical skills, accuracy, and professional standards. This webinar draws on her experience in court interpreting and interpreter training to address the specific linguistic and cognitive demands of sight translation in judicial settings.
Strengthen Your Consecutive-Interpreting Skills
Consecutive interpreting requires court interpreters to listen carefully, retain and analyze spoken information, and deliver an accurate and complete rendition while preserving the speaker’s meaning, register, and tone. This two-hour live webinar is designed for professional court interpreters working in the Louisiana judicial system. Through instructor demonstrations, guided practice, strategic note-taking exercises, and simulated courtroom applications, participants will develop practical strategies for managing the linguistic and cognitive demands of consecutive interpreting. In this webinar, you will learn to: Identify the linguistic and cognitive demands of consecutive interpreting in court settings. Apply active-listening and memory strategies to retain and accurately convey spoken information. Use strategic note-taking techniques to support complete and accurate renditions. Preserve meaning, register, tone, and the speaker’s intended message when interpreting courtroom discourse. Identify common consecutive-interpreting errors and apply strategies to improve performance. Consecutive interpreting requires court interpreters to listen carefully, retain and analyze spoken information, and deliver an accurate and complete rendition while preserving the speaker’s meaning, register, and tone. This two-hour live webinar is designed for professional court interpreters working in the Louisiana judicial system. Through instructor demonstrations, guided practice, strategic note-taking exercises, and simulated courtroom applications, participants will develop practical strategies for managing the linguistic and cognitive demands of consecutive interpreting. In this webinar, you will learn to: Identify the linguistic and cognitive demands of consecutive interpreting in court settings. Apply active-listening and memory strategies to retain and accurately convey spoken information. Use strategic note-taking techniques to support complete and accurate renditions. Preserve meaning, register, tone, and the speaker’s intended message when interpreting courtroom discourse. Identify common consecutive-interpreting errors and apply strategies to improve performance. Format: Live online webinar via Zoom Duration: 2 hours Continuing Education: 2 CEUs approved by the Louisiana Supreme Court (LASC), subject to the terms of the course approval.
Ready to Strengthen Your Consecutive-Interpreting Skills?
Through guided exercises, active-listening practice, strategic note-taking, and simulated courtroom applications, you will develop strategies for retaining spoken information, producing accurate and complete renditions, and maintaining the speaker’s meaning, register, and tone.
$25.00