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Non-Degree Programs

The Graduate School of Translation and Interpretation has been training professional translators and interpreters for more than 35 years with a well respected Master's Degree program. For the first time, we are developing continuing education courses for working interpreters and translators. These courses are designed to refresh skills, develop subject area knowledge, and enhance professional performance.

Upcoming Non-Degree Programs

REGISTRATION

To register for any of the below courses, please fill out a registration form and send with required deposit by registration deadline to: Rachel Christopherson: Phone: 831-647-6422, Fax: 831-647-6522, Email: rachel.christopherson@miis.edu

COURSES 

Training of Trainers
Professors Dr. David Sawyer, Dr. Diane de Terra,
Professor Jacolyn Harmer, Dean Chuanyun Bao

Location:  Washington, D.C.
May 17-20, 2008
24 hours, 4 days

Multilingual
Cost: $1000 USD+ $25 tech fee
(discount for MIIS Alumni)
Registration Deadline: Apr. 26 plus $200 deposit
See full course description for Training of Trainers
Deposition Interpreting

Professor Julie Johnson
10 hours, 2 days
Postponed, dates TBD, 2008
 
Multilingual with language specific guided study
Cost: $500 USD + $25 tech fee
Registration Deadline: TBD
See full course description of Deposition Interpreting
ATA Approved for continuing education points, CIMCE credits approved
Computer-Assisted Translation

Professor Jon Ritzdorf
Location:  Monterey, CA
July 21-25, 2008
20 hours, 4 hours a day, 5 days 

Multilingual with language specific guided study
Cost: $1000 USD + $25 tech fee
Registration Deadline: June 20th plus $100 deposit
See full course description for Computer-Assisted Translation
ATA Approved for continuing education Points, CIMCE credits approved
Website Localization

Professor Romina Marazzato
15 hours, ONLINE
TI 635, WebLoc 1, Fall Semester, dates TBD for 2008
TI 636, WebLoc 2, Spring Semester, February 11-March 7, 2008

Multilingual
Cost: $1400 USD + $25 tech fee
Registration Deadline: Jan. 28th plus $200 deposit
See full course description for Website Localization
ATA Approved for continuing education Points
Conference Terminology and Procedures

Professor Lynn Visson
Location:  Monterey, CA
14 hours, 3 days
TI 610, Friday- Sunday, Sept. 25-28

Multilingual
Cost: $700 USD + 25 tech fee
Registration Deadline: Sept. 12th plus $100 deposit
See full course description for Conference Terminology and Procedures
Editing For Translators

Online course
Professor Kevin Costello
Location:  ONLINE
October 6-31, 2008
30 hours, 4 weeks

Multilingual
Cost: $1200 USD + $25 tech fee
Registration Deadline: Sept. 10th plus $100 deposit
See full course description for Editing for Translators
Internationalization

Online course for Master's credits
Professor Romina Marazzato
Location:  ONLINE
15 hours, 4 weeks
TI 623, Spring Semester, March 17-April 11

Multilingual
Cost: $1400 USD + $25 tech fee
Registration Deadline: Mar. 10th plus $200.00 deposit
See full course description for Internationalization

Courses in Development

Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced Court Interpretation - Preparation for State and Federal Oral Exams
Written Court and Medical Exam Preparation
Introduction to Medical Interpretation
Audiovisual Translation (subtitling)
Editing for Translators - online
Literary Translation
Technical Translation
Financial Translation - online

NEW COURSE EMAIL/SUGGESTIONS

What courses do you need? Let us know what type of continuing education courses would be most helpful for you! To receive information on these developing courses, contact rachel.christopherson@miis.edu.

 
 
English Preparation for Translation & Interpretation (EPTI)

Program Description | Tuition  | How to Apply

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

July 7 - August 15, 2008

Graduate Study Preparation
The 6-week Summer Intensive English Preparation for Translation & Interpretation (EPTI) program provides advanced language enhancement courses in English translation and interpretation for language professionals and students who have been admitted to the Graduate School of Translation & Interpretation (GSTI). The goals are to increase both participants' fluency and accuracy in English and to prepare them for the intense linguistic requirements of the GSTI degree programs. If a student has not been admitted to GSTI, completion of the summer course does not guarantee admission to GSTI.

Professionals and Language Instructors
Although primarily designed for students admitted to GSTI, this program is also ideal for language professionals and language instructors who want to consolidate their second- or third-language skills at an intensive, advanced level.

This unique, intensive program is designed to fill the gap between traditional language instruction for communicative purposes and language instruction specific to the needs of students of translation and interpretation.

Courses offer extensive practice in:

  • Text analysis
  • Oral and written summarizing and paraphrasing
  • Idiomatic vocabulary and glossary development
  • Public speaking, debate, accent reduction, and cultural enhancement

All course work is conducted strictly in English at an advanced level and is based upon authentic materials extracted from newspapers, journals, magazines, broadcasted speeches, films and videos, or provided by guest speakers. Topics are selected for their relevance to culture and the translation and interpretation professions.

Classes meet five days a week for 4.5 hours a day. Because of the intensive nature of the program, class sizes are small (10-12 students). Students will be divided into two or three different levels, determined by a placement test upon arrival. The program is demanding and requires at least three or four hours of homework per night. It is geared towards students with high motivation, self-discipline and good study habits.

Excursions, Guest Speakers and Cultural Study

Excursions expose students to the language characteristic of the thematic units covered in the classes. Past trips have included the Monterey County Courthouse, a local winery, the Monterey Bay Aquarium, local software companies, and Language Line Services. Guest speakers from different professions are invited to address summer students.

Contact Information

Intensive English Programs
Attn: EPTI
Monterey Institute of International Studies
460 Pierce Street, Monterey, CA 93940-2658 USA
Phone: +1.831.647.3501
Fax: +1.831.647.6558
Email: english@miis.edu
 

 

English for Academic and Professional Purposes (EAPP) Bridge Program

Program Description | Dates | Tuition | How to Apply

Helping you make connections to find success in your academic and professional life.

Welcome to the English for Academic and Professional Purposes (EAPP) Program. We offer graduate- and undergraduate-level English language skills courses to international students. Our courses range from beginning academic preparation to advanced academic and professional skills. Courses are designed to improve students' communication skills in English, providing them with the necessary skills to perform successfully in academic courses and to conduct research in their fields of study.

Program Highlights

  • Academic skills and training for advanced university study
  • Courses offered during a summer 8-week intensive programs
  • Work in small classes of 6-12 students in a professional and friendly setting
  • Learn from professional instructors with Masters degrees in teaching English

Special Program Features

  • Multi-media technology, emphasizing daily use of computers
  • Individual advising, placement, and tutoring
  • Conversation Partner Program
  • Regular Institutional TOEFL test dates
  • Access to campus library, computers, e-mail, and technology labs

Contact Information

Intensive English Programs
Monterey Institute of International Studies
460 Pierce Street
Monterey, CA 93940-2658 USA
Telephone & Voicemail: +1.831.647.3501
Fax: +1.831.647.6558
E-mail: english@miis.edu

 

 

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