Learn about the legal background of working for the police and courts in the UK, rather than any other Public Service Provider, as well as about typical assignments, MPS recruitment process, interpreting at court, remote (telephone and video link) interpreting in the legal sector and more.
Description
Learn what the reality of working for the police and courts is, find out what your date to date work is likely to be and what qualifications you require to start working in the Criminal Justice System interpreting
Target audience
Public service interpreters who want to start working for the police and courts in the UK
Learning objectives
Introduction to interpreting in the legal field in the UK.
Prerequisites
None
Program
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Legal framework for interpreting in the Criminal Justice sector in the UK
PACE Act 1984 and its relevance for the use of interpreters
MPS Recruitment process
Typical police interpreting assignments
Police station interpreting - issues and procedures
Remote interpreting in the legal sector
Interpreting at court in the UK
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Registration and payment information (click here to expand)
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Price: 15.00 USD
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