Educational Interpreter for the Deaf
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Costa Mesa, CA - USA
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Job Summary
The Orange County Department of Education (OCDE) serves some of Orange Countys most vulnerable student populations and provides support and mandated fiscal oversight to 28 school districts serving more than 600 schools and approximately 475000 addition to providing direct instruction to students through its own alternative and special education programs OCDE administers an array of programs and services that are critical to the operations of local school districts and community colleges facilitating professional development legal guidance payroll career and technical education support high-speed internet access Local Control and Accountability Plan assistance and approval resources for families and student enrichment. OCDEs vision is that Orange County students will lead the nation in college and career readiness and success. Department staff are working to achieve this goal in collaboration with educators at all levels of student development from early childhood through higher education and in partnership with families businesses and community organizations.
The Orange County Department of Education (OCDE) is seeking an Educational Interpreter for the Deaf to provide American Sign Language interpretation and transliteration services for deaf and hard-of-hearing students in classroom school and extracurricular settings. OCDEs Connections Program provides individualized standards-based education for students with diverse support needs including students with significant disabilities emotional disturbance disabilities and those who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing. Serving students across 13 school sites in Orange County Connections offers low student-to-staff ratios structured learning environments and personalized instruction that promotes academic social-emotional and behavioral growth. Students also benefit from career technical education community-based instruction and vocational training designed to support lifelong success.
Education and Experience: Any combination of education and experience that would likely provide the required knowledge and abilities is qualifying. A typical way to obtain the knowledge and abilities would be one (1) year of experience working with deaf and hard of hearing children in an organized setting and one of the following; or an equivalent combination of training and experience: One year of responsible interpretation experience preferably within an educational setting. Graduation from a two-year college with major coursework in interpreter training education and sign language or a closely related field.Licenses; Certificates; Special Requirements: Possession of an appropriate valid certification issued by the National Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf or equivalent certification Level 4 on any of the following nationally recognized sign language assessments: NIC (National Interpreter Certification) EIPA (Educational Interpreter Performance Assessment) ESSE (Educational Sign Skills Evaluation
There are supplemental questions in the application. Please note that the EdJoin system will time-out after a 20-minute period of perceived inactivity. To assist you in the preparation of your application the supplemental questions are listed here. Your responses should be thoughtful and thorough and within the limit of 5000 characters or less. We recommend that you prepare your responses in advance of beginning the application.1. Describe your experience interpreting in a K12 educational supplemental questions give applicants the opportunity to expand on relevant background and helps us better screen applicant qualifications for the position. Incomplete applications including omission to supplemental questions could possibly result in not being considered further in the recruitment process for this position.Notice to Applicants: If you require accommodation in the application process please inform us.
Education and Experience: Any combination of education and experience that would likely provide the required knowledge and abilities is qualifying. A typical way to obtain the knowledge and abilities would be one (1) year of experience working with deaf and hard of hearing children in an organized setting and one of the following; or an equivalent combination of training and experience: One year of responsible interpretation experience preferably within an educational setting. Graduation from a two-year college with major coursework in interpreter training education and sign language or a closely related field.Licenses; Certificates; Special Requirements: Possession of an appropriate valid certification issued by the National Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf or equivalent certification Level 4 on any of the following nationally recognized sign language assessments: NIC (National Interpreter Certification) EIPA (Educational Interpreter Performance Assessment) ESSE (Educational Sign Skills Evaluation
There are supplemental questions in the application. Please note that the EdJoin system will time-out after a 20-minute period of perceived inactivity. To assist you in the preparation of your application the supplemental questions are listed here. Your responses should be thoughtful and thorough and within the limit of 5000 characters or less. We recommend that you prepare your responses in advance of beginning the application.1. Describe your experience interpreting in a K12 educational supplemental questions give applicants the opportunity to expand on relevant background and helps us better screen applicant qualifications for the position. Incomplete applications including omission to supplemental questions could possibly result in not being considered further in the recruitment process for this position.Notice to Applicants: If you require accommodation in the application process please inform us.
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The Orange County Department of Education (OCDE) serves some of Orange County’s most vulnerable student populations and provides support and mandated fiscal oversight to 28 school districts serving more than 600 schools and approximately 475,000 students. In addition to providing d ... View more
