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Interpreter and Translator
Description
An interpreter translates spoken or signed words from one language to another, which requires fluency in at least two languages. Interpreters may translate foreign or local languages, as well as Sign Language depending on their area of specialization.
Job Prospect
Low
Work Environment
Interpreters work in various industries, such as government, healthcare and academic settings. Travel might be involved, and interpreting may become stressful with communicators who continue at a fast pace even in the presence of an interpreter.
General and Personal Skills Required
Average Salary
Cost of Training
Recommended Level of Education
Secondary School
