Florida Educational Sign Language Interpreter Jobs
When you take one of ProCare’s educational sign language interpreter jobs in Florida, you’ll become an essential member of a school community, ensuring deaf and hard-of-hearing students have the support they need to for both academic and social success. At ProCare Therapy, we recognize the value of inclusive learning environments, and we understand the role that school sign language interpreters play in academic success and personal growth for deaf students. That’s why, when you take on one of ProCare’s ASL educational interpreter jobs in Florida, you’ll benefit from competitive salaries, comprehensive benefits, ongoing career support services and more. Learn more about the responsibilities of educational ASL interpreter jobs in Florida below, and browse opportunities waiting for you with ProCare today!
Florida ASL Educational Interpreter Job Responsibilities
The responsibilities of educational sign language interpreter jobs in Florida revolve around interpreting spoken language from teachers, students and other school personnel into American Sign Language (ASL) for deaf students. On a daily basis, school sign language interpreters work in the classroom to interpret lessons and classroom discussions. In addition, many ASL educational interpreter jobs in Florida require interpreters to facilitate communication for the student’s one-on-one discussions, such as chats during lunchtime, as well as meetings like parent-teacher conferences and extracurricular events.
Florida Educational ASL Interpreter Job Requirements
For educational ASL interpreter jobs in Florida, applicants should not only be fluent in American Sign Language (ASL), but also understand deaf culture. Applicants are required to have completed a sign language program or interpreter training program, which ensures they have a comprehensive understanding of ASL and interpretation. Some Florida educational sign language interpreter jobs may also require a certification from the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID) or the American Translators Association.
Salary & Outlook for Florida Educational Sign Language Interpreter Jobs
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the overall employment of interpreters and translators is projected to grow by 23.7% from 2020 to 2030. The average salary for ASL educational interpreter jobs in Florida varies depending on factors like job setting and location, prior experience and education level.
If you’re looking for a fulfilling career where you can help children overcome barriers to communication and learning, ProCare’s educational sign language interpreter jobs in Florida are waiting for you today. Browse our wide variety of school sign language interpreter jobs below!
