What sort of training for community interpreters? The system implemented in French-speaking Switzerland

Authors

  • Isabel Fierro-Mühlemann Association Appartenances
  • Katy François Association Appartenances

Keywords:

immigration, community interpretation, training

Abstract

This article discusses the methods and aims when trai¬ning professional community inter-preters, based on the scheme used in French-speaking Switzer-land. With the founding of the Swiss association for community interpretation and intercultural mediation, an official training program has been developed: it consists of two modules, “Community interpretation in trialogue settings” and “Guid-ance in the fields of health, social issues and training”. After speci-fying Appartenance associa-tions’s phi¬losophical and epis-temological heritages, we show how they are reflected through-out the different stages of our educational scheme.

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Published

2014-10-30

How to Cite

Fierro-Mühlemann, Isabel, and Katy François. 2014. “What Sort of Training for Community Interpreters? The System Implemented in French-Speaking Switzerland”. Çédille, Journal of French Studies, October, 49-61. https://www.ull.es/revistas/index.php/cedille/article/view/1211.