English - Armenian Court Certified Interpreter in CA
focus interpretingGlendale (CA)
English - Armenian Court Certified Interpreter in CA
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focus interpretingGlendale (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
POSITION SUMMARY:
Focus Interpreting is seeking a California Court Certified English - Armenian Interpreter to join our team. As an interpreter, you will be responsible for providing accurate and professional interpretation services in court settings and other legal environments.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Facilitate effective communication between English and Armenian speakers in court proceedings by interpreting spoken words accurately and in real-time. Ensure adherence to legal standards and guidelines regarding interpretation in judicial contexts. Maintain confidentiality and integrity while interpreting sensitive legal information and scenarios. Continuously improve language proficiency and legal subject matter knowledge to better serve our clients in various legal settings.
REQUIREMENTS:
Fluency in both English and Armenian, with excellent oral and written communication skills in both languages. Must possess a valid California Court Certification for Armenian interpretation. Strong understanding of legal terminology and court procedures. Attention to detail and the ability to maintain accuracy under pressure, particularly in legal situations. Prior experience in interpreting in a court environment is preferred. If you are a dedicated CA court certified Armenian interpreter looking to join a dynamic team in a legal setting, we would love to hear from you!
Requirements:
- CA Court Certification in Armenian interpretation
- Fluency in English and Armenian
- Strong understanding of legal terminology
- Attention to detail
- Prior experience in court interpreting preferred
Benefits: Paid for half Day or Full Day Assignments.
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