Sign Language Interpreter / Transliterator

Program Overview

Our comprehensive curriculum offers a deep dive into the theory and application of sign language, empowering you to fulfill your role confidently and professionally. You’ll learn the rich history and vibrant culture of the deaf community, fostering respect and appreciation. You’ll explore the evolution of the interpreting profession. You’ll be invaluable in enhancing communication and understanding in your community. 
 

AAS

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$57K

Median annual wage

7K

New jobs each year for the next decade

4%

Job growth over next decade

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REASONS TO ATTEND SAINT PAUL COLLEGE

Comprehensive Curriculum and Hands-On Experience

Our courses are designed to provide you with a deep understanding of American Sign Language (ASL) and Deaf culture while also honing your interpreting skills. Through hands-on training and real-world applications, you’ll graduate ready to excel in various areas like education, medicine, law, non-profit work, government, human resources, advocacy, the performing arts, and more.

A Gateway to a Growing Field

The demand for qualified sign language interpreters is not just a local trend—it’s a nationwide growth area. With the increasing recognition of the importance of accessibility and inclusivity, the need for interpreters is projected to continue rising. By choosing Saint Paul College, you’re not just preparing for today’s jobs; you’re stepping into a career path with a bright and expanding future.

Bridge a World of Inclusive Communication

Imagine a world where every voice is heard and every idea is shared, irrespective of hearing abilities. That’s the beautiful reality sign language interpreters help create every day! By seamlessly translating between spoken and sign languages, interpreters open up a universe of possibilities for engaging exchanges among people from all walks of life.

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