Thank you for you feedback, Nanyi. Your support encourages our team to keep developing new materials!

This is excelent, when are you going to offer a new bootcamp?

Could you help me to become a medical interpreter?

I completely agree

Yay! Thank you. Your comments mean the world to us.

Thank you, Andantems. We appreciate your support.

could not agree more

Wow, thank you! We really appreciate that, Edith.

Hi, TheMinarus. Our team is humbled to hear how much the training is helping you. Thank you so much for the feedback. If you want to take your training to the next level, consider investing in our new online training program called, 'Note-Taking Symbols and Techniques'. It takes the Note-Taking Manual to the next level. interpre-train.digitalchalk.com/learn/note-taking-symbols-and-techniques

Thank you, Zenab Khouder. We are a fan of your training too!

Thank you, Do. We really appreciate it.

Same here. Honestly no one really teaches you note taking.

How did you get a hold of the audio exercises??

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We are so honored and thrilled to hear that! Your support fuels us to keep going. We wish you an amazing professional journey.

Hi, Patricia. Thank you for sharing your experience with the video. With more practice, I am sure you will find your groove again:) Please have a look at our new training program which takes the Manual to the next level:) interpre-train.digitalchalk.com/learn/note-taking-symbols-and-techniques

Thank you for training with us, Loving Life32. We truly appreciate it. If there is anything our team can help you with moving forward, please let us know.

Glad you liked it, Guss. Feel free to check out our interpreter training blog for more useful training tips. interpretrain.com/blogs/news

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Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your support. Please keep working hard to achieve your professional goals. We wish you lots of success.

Wow, thank you! That means the world to us.

You're very welcome!

So happy you found the content useful, Grandma Brauer. We appreciate your encouragement and positive training vibes.

I know it can be hard, especially at first. Please be patient and persistent. It takes lots and lots of practice, but with time and perseverance you will see improvement. I promise. For the time being, it's important to interrupt the speakers as often as you need to interpret the message faithfully. We wish you the best in your professional journey.

Very kind. Humbly yours, Virginia Valencia.

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@@Interpretrain Hello there! Thank you for a wonderful workshop. Do you have any such thing available for interpreting in languages other than Spanish? Arabic, for example?

@@Interpretrain I took the train online and I loved it! I thought it was genius! Lots of practice and symbols, and I think Virginia has a great spirit as a training, by the way I loved the last video in the training, quite inspirational!

@@odeesekhalil5702 the symbols are for all languages................

No worries! With hard work and persistence, you can acquire healthier note-taking habits.

Hi, Claudia. So glad you found the webinar useful. We have a new training program that we're super excited about. Here is the link for more information: interpre-train.digitalchalk.com/learn/note-taking-symbols-and-techniques

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We recommend our new course. It takes the Manual to the next level! interpre-train.digitalchalk.com/learn/note-taking-symbols-and-techniques

@@interpretrain1644 Thanks, I have just taken this course and practicing it.

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It's called the Note-Taking Manual. You can find in our website at interpretrain.com/products/note-taking-manual

No. I always go by my name, "Virginia Valencia."

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Its now available as an e-book on Amazon!

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Of course! Please use this link. interpretrain.com/pages/note-taking-manual Best of luck on your goals. We are here to support you in any way we can.

Keep at it. These skills improve with practice. Be patient with yourself, don't give up, and you'll love the results.

Thank you for your question. In court interpreting we must convey the hesitations in the speech because they reflect the LEP court user's state of mind. When it comes to medical interpreting, conveying the patient's hesitations may also offer the health provider crucial information about the patient's mental state. This is especially true in psychological or psychiatric cases. Additionally, conveying the hesitations in the speech allows other health care providers (even those who do not work with mental issues) to assess how committed a patient is with the treatment and/or how much the patient understands what he/she/they must do to follow their treatment. In short, I do believe it is important to convey the hesitations expressed in the original speech. Remember, our main concern as interpreters is to accurately render the original meaning. Our priority should not be how we are perceived. We hope this helps.

@@Interpretrain this helped a lot , thanks alot

Some people don't need to take notes to interpret faithfully in the consecutive mode because they rely solely on their memory. Others find that notes enhance these skills: listening, attention, comprehension, and memory. Each interpreter must do whatever helps them to do a good job, especially when it comes to accurately interpreting long chunks of speech.

Keep working at it and you'll eventually see progress.

I was just "thinking " that myself when she draw it.

Jotting down your notes diagonally is the result of combining two techniques: vertically and shifting. These two techniques increase the clarity of your notes because they allow you to understand how the parts of the speech relate to each other. Distributing your notes on the page in this diagonal way helps you distinguish the main ideas from the supporting ideas, which in turn allows you to understand your notes better and recall the message more accurately. We hope this helps. We wish you great success in your professional journey.

Anybody forcing ya?

@@LuisCalderon-su2pe Any body asking ya?😏

Why are you so negative? She has done a great job and nobody works for free.

We welcome constructive reviews as they help us improve, however, please comment within the communal context that this training is complimentary. So far as the audio practices for our Note-Taking Manual, they are free and require an email to receive the MP3 files. We regret that you interpret this service as 'not free'.

I disagree with you...it is easier to write the symbol than to write "her".....It's important to do more than just complain when there's something you don't like...You need to try to do something about it or you're nothing but a whiner...Those who complain the most accomplish the least.....She is a great interpreter instructor, and you are just a whiner.

@@Interpretrain you are a great instructor...I have learned so much from your teaching...Thank you and God bless you!

​@@guadronlorena5796 Too much criticism from your part🤦🏻‍♀️