{"188":"5-6 years","173":"2017-12-10","174":{"first":"Jennifer","last":"Chen"},"175":"Jenniferchenpa@gmail.com","176":"267-455-4859","177":{"street":"1801 Butler Pike. Apt. 136","street2":"","city":"Conshohocken ","state":"PA","zip":"19428","country":"United States"},"178":"I believe training and after education are important for all interpreters. I took some of the training courses in the pass and the Shadowing Program in 2017 but still looking for something that is more solid and comprehensive especially in law and legal area. After interpreted in courts and law firms for a few years, this belief only gets stronger. Because of my health issues and recent diagnosis of my brain tumor, I thought I won\u2019t be able to apply the newest program at Delaware Law due to the one year scheduling and large cost. But soon I heard this new Program has changed to shorter and cheaper, I can\u2019t let go this wonderful opportunity and decided to apply. \r\nMy decision on applying for this program is also to help me pass and become a certified Mandarin interpreter because It will help me on my financial parts. I have huge medical expenses due to my health problems and also I need to help and take care my baby sister\u2019s two babies and my elderly parents. ","179":"The first step after I completed the Court Interpreter Certificate Program is to pass state certification exam and become a certified Mandarin interpreter. Not only it is important for every courts and law firms to ask for certified interpreters but it is also important to improve ourselves to the best we can. Certification is the first step to show how professional we wanted to be. \r\nSecond, I wish to help my fellow none-Spanish interpreters and share my knowledges and experiences so they can learn and understand better. As for now, we don\u2019t have much trainers and courses that give enough help to none-Spanish interpreters, so I wish to join the educational path and do my best to help my community. ","180":"I plan to spend time and share with my classmates on the issues and questions I have during the course and to see if those issues would help us when we are interpreting. \r\nUsing all the sources that school has to improve my weakness in my interpreting so I have better chance to pass and become certified. ","181":"Jennifer Chen","189":" Scholarship application","190":{"first":"Jennifer","last":"Chen"}}