The University of North Carolina at Greensboro (The Center for New North Carolinians)

o train bilingual individuals to be able to translate documents and materials professionally as a means to obtain culturally and linguistically appropriate health and human services for individuals with Limited English Proficiency, in accordance with Title VI.

The CNNC now offers Translation training. The need for this arose from the reoccurring requests to use staff interpreters to do translations and the recognition that it takes different training, (from interpreter training) to master this skill.

There are three levels of learning in the translation training curriculum as designed and taught by CNNC. Level 1 is about understanding the requirements of translation; Level 2 reviews English Grammar; Level 3 is in the development stage and will cover big project management and how to work with a translation agency.

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