What does the work of Speech Pathologists involve?
What are some common issues Speech Pathologists may help address
Working with Speech Pathologists in child language development settings
Working with Speech Pathologists assessing patients who have had a stroke
The difference between speech and language
Receptive and productive language skills
Some common assessments carried out by Speech Pathologists working with children
Some common assessments carried out by Speech Pathologists working with adults who have suffered a stroke
The role of interpreters in Speech Pathology settings
Avoid some of the pitfalls of interpreting in Speech Pathology settings
Provide metalinguistic commentary in Speech Pathology settings
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 A certificate of completion may be issued upon completion of this course.
Completion of this course may be claimable as a professional development activity for NAATI recertification. The applicable category and number of PD points will depend on the current NAATI Recertification Professional Development Catalogue and the nature and duration of the activity.
Practitioners should refer to the current NAATI Recertification Professional Development Catalogue to determine the appropriate category and points that may be claimed towards their individual recertification requirements.
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Students are required to read and complete all the course content, including watching all videos, and successfully completing all assessments. In order to attain your certificate, you need to score 100% on each assessment. Students will have unlimited attempts to complete the course over the length of their access.
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This unit will cover an overview of the note taking techniques that can help interpreters in their long consecutive interpretations, supporting and complementing the use of short-term memory.
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This online course aims to help learners develop a comprehensive knowledge of the translators’ and interpreters’ professional code of ethics. In Australia, NAATI certified translators and interpreters should comply with the AUSIT Code of Ethics as part of their ongoing certification. AUSIT (Australian Institute of Interpreters and Translators) is the national professional association of translators and interpreters in Australia. This online course will concentrate on developing learners’ knowledge and application of the AUSIT Code of Ethics in their translating and interpreting assignments. Learners will gain knowledge of the ethical requirements for translators and interpreters in Australia. This course is composed of video narrated presentations, quizzes and instructional videos to establish best practice when practitioners are met with ethical challenges in the translating and interpreting context.
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