How are The National Registry for Qualified Professional Interpreter Certifications llc’s certifications different from other interpreting certifications?
Throughout the history of Interpreter Certifications, many certification categories have come and gone. It appears from NRQPIC llc’s perspective many other interpreter certifications evaluate, through brief written and practical exams, an interpreter’s skill and knowledge content. Many certification skill testing processes favor one specific sign language technique or modality. NRQPIC llc is unaware of existing certification processes other than its own which seeks through national certification to broaden accessibility to the community to get the qualified professional interpreter skills which best accommodate specific needs of individual ADA protected consumers of interpreting services.
An individual who passes any other certification process’s knowledge based content of ethical behavior has proven their knowledge to the satisfaction of their certification organization’s requirements, however they have not yet proven their adherence to such professional ethics. NRQPIC llc certified interpreters have proven minimally two years of professionally supervised and endorsed ethical performance as a professional interpreter.
An individual who passes any other certification process’s skill based portion has usually proven their knowledge to the satisfaction of a only small fraction of the vast and varied spectrum of accommodation languages within the United States. Most skill based testings understandably disqualify languages of accommodation outside their own specialization. NRQPIC llc certified interpreters have proven minimally two years of professionally supervised and endorsed performance as a professional interpreter accommodating every part of the languages of accommodation spectrum within their individual professional skilled scope of practice.
A NRQPIC llc offered certification certifies proven evidence of professionally supervised and endorsed, skillful, knowledgeable, ethical, paid, interpreting work, in a minimally 2 year sustained professional relationship where certified interpreters have successfully served ADA protected consumers of interpreting for accommodation.