I plan to interview Monica Giron, because she has many years of experience as a consecutive interpreter for immigration court and as a medical interpreter. Because of her experience in these two different areas, I believe she will be able to give me valuable insight as to the details of being a consecutive interpreter.
2. What additional questions do you plan to ask?
- How did you know you wanted to become an interpreter?
- How does personality play a role in a person's success as an interpreter?
- What personal characteristics or qualities are valuable to have as an interpreter?
- What is the best preparation one can get for becoming a consecutive interpreter?
- What would you say are some common mistakes of aspiring interpreters?
- What is one piece of advice you would give to someone who wants to become an interpreter?
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