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Core responsibilities

The educational interpreter facilitates communication between students who are deaf or hard of hearing, their peers, and school staff. They also provide academic support and accompany students to various school-Related activities.

Requirements summary

Applicants must hold a school service personnel license or an associate's degree along with passing scores on the eipa written and performance assessments. Proficiency in sign language and the ability to pass an in-House competency assessment are mandatory.

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