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District interpreters are professionals who facilitate communication between individuals who speak different languages within school districts or other public sector organizations. Their primary role is to interpret spoken or signed language during meetings, conferences, parent-teacher interactions, or other official events. They help ensure equal access to information and services for non-English speaking or limited English proficiency individuals. District interpreters may work with a variety of languages and are often required to have a strong understanding of both language and cultural nuances. Their work supports effective communication and inclusion within diverse communities.

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District Interpreter

Cedar Rapids Community School District

Cedar Rapids, IA • On-site

$25/hr

Contractor

Posted 2 days ago

Job description

Position Type:
Short Term Contract-Non-teaching/STC-NT
Date Posted:
5/23/2024
Location:
Various Locations
Date Available:
TBD
The program will support families as they engage in their current school's experience as well as exposing them to higher education opportunities.
The Cedar Rapids School district is seeking staff to intreprete during conferences, individual education plans (IEP's) and in other forms of communications between the school events. Expectations include, but are not limited to being fluent in the following languages: Pohnpeian
Haitian Creole
Nepali
Kirundi/Kinyarwanda and possibly other dialects as well.
Term:
TBD, on an "on-call basis"
QUALIFICATIONS:
  • Ability to speak more than one language is preferred.
  • Communicates with parents/guardians in a supportive and positive manner.
  • Communicates/collaborates with the buiding administator and classroom teachers.
  • Maintains and protects the confidentiality of student's academic and social performance.
  • Remains impartial and unbiased and shall refrain from any conduct that may give the appearance of bias.
  • Maintains a professional demeanor, be courteous and respectful to all parties and shall defer to instructions from the educators.

COMPENSATION:
$25/hour.
HR contact:
Melissa McLean
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Christine Gibson
Director Student Services

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