Multilingual Student Language Access Training (MSLAT)
This exciting 2-week program offers high school students a unique opportunity to explore the world of translation and interpretation. Through interactive live classes, you will gain valuable skills and knowledge from experienced instructors while connecting with fellow bilingual classmates.
Here’s what you’ll gain:
- Career Exploration: Discover the world of translation and interpretation, and how your language skills can lead to rewarding careers in various fields.
- Interactive Learning: Participate in dynamic live sessions where you can ask questions, engage in discussions, and practice your skills.
- Industry Insights: Learn about the different areas of translation and interpretation, such as medical, legal, and educational settings.
- Certification Preparation: Explore the path to obtaining national and state interpreter certifications, boosting your future career prospects.
Who is this program for?
This program is specifically designed for motivated high school students who are bilingual and interested in exploring translation and interpretation as a career path.
Enrollment:
Registration for the TIA program is handled through your school administration. Please speak to your guidance counselor or academic advisor for details on how to apply.
Don’t miss this chance to jumpstart your journey as a translator or interpreter! Enroll today!
Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 24 Lessons
- 25 Days
- Pre-Requisites26
- 1.1Assignments – Syllabus (MSLAT)
- 1.2Assignments – Photo / Video / Audio Recorded Release (MSLAT)
- 1.3Assignments – Active Listening Skills (MSLAT)
- 1.4Assignments – How to Answer the Phone Professionally (MSLAT)
- 1.5Assignments – Your Vision Statement (MSLAT)
- 1.6Assignments – Writing Your Mission Statement (MSLAT)
- 1.7Assignments – Critique the Interpreter (MSLAT)
- 1.8Assignments – Capstone Project (Guidelines) (MSLAT)
- 1.9Resources – Glossaries (English-Spanish) (MSLAT)
- 1.10Resources – Online Tools and Resources (MSLAT)
- 1.11Resources – How to Study Note-Taking Symbols (MSLAT)
- 1.12Resources – Memory Development Exercise (MSLAT)
- 1.13Resources – AAITE – What Employers Are Looking For (MSLAT)
- 1.14Resources – Websites for Professional Development (MSLAT)
- 1.15Resources – Shadowing Exercise (MSLAT)
- 1.16Resources – NAETISL Code of Ethics (COE) and Standards of Practice (SOP) for Educational Translators & Interpreters (MSLAT)
- 1.17Resources – AAITE National Code of Ethics (COE) and Standards of Practice (SOP) for Interpreters in Education (MSLAT)
- 1.18Resources – The National Council for Interpreters in Health Care (NCIHC) Code of Ethics (COE) and Standards of Practice (MSLAT)
- 1.19Resources – COE and Professional Responsibilities for Judiciary Interpreters & Translators (MSLAT)
- 1.20Resources – Translation Associations Address the Use of Automated Translation Printers in Public Schools (MSLAT)
- 1.21Resources – Future Learning & Career Exploration
- 1.22Resources – Why Minors Should Not Be Placed in an Interpreting Role (MSLAT)
- 1.23Resources – Federal Laws Addressing the Use of Minors as Interpreters (MSLAT)
- 1.24Resources – How High Schoolers Can Refrain from Interpreting When Feeling Uncomfortable (MSLAT)
- 1.25MSLAT Quiz 1 (MSLAT)5 Questions
- 1.26MSLAT Quiz 2 (MSLAT)5 Questions
Features
- Discover the world of translation and interpretation, and how your language skills can lead to rewarding careers in various fields.
Target audiences
- This program is specifically designed for motivated high school students who are bilingual and interested in exploring translation and interpretation as a career path.


