Becoming an Interpreter
How do you get into interpreting? Let’s start with why, then we’ll work on how.
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Rae Rose
Rachel (“Rae”) is the proud owner of Rose Interpreting. A family friend introduced her to deafness and sign language as a child. She was amazed when she saw that interpreting could make a difference even for children.
Posts by Rae Rose
Good Answer
On a sensitive and urgent request, Rose interpreters respond.
Veteran Owned, Woman Owned
It’s no secret that Rose is a veteran owned small business, but how does that translate to the interpreting world?
Dancing with the One that Brought You
There are 1,000 ways to be deaf and they’re all valid when it comes to sharing a great story.
Legal Interpreting Workshop, March 8
Legal interpreting workshop in Denver, Colorado sponsored by Rose Interpreting
The Interpreter’s Kit
For a sign language interpreter, being “ready for anything” isn’t just about having a varied wardrobe. Let’s take a step back and look at taking care of our basic needs.