CEA training webinar: Improving VO using the Communication Accommodation Theory (CAT) – Audience Design and Audience Care for BSL – English Interpreters

Back for a second session as it sold out so quickly for the first date in July…

Wednesady 27th September 6-9pm

Webinar limited to  20 particpants and funded by CEA Region budget – open initially to CEA members only AND 1 TICKET NOW AVAILABLE FOR LAST MINUTE GENERAL RELEASE.

Please only join the zoom webinar link below if you have a ticket.  This webinar will be delivered in spoken English, it may be possible to source BSL interpretation if required, please contact office@asli.org.uk if applicable.

This course will look at the difficulties interpreters are faced with when working from BSL into English and explore the solutions that can be used to overcome them. The session will focus on developing your understanding of the Communication Accommodation Theory (CAT) and how by taking into consideration the theories of both audience design and audience care you can produce more accurate and reflective voiceovers for clients. The session includes a combination of theoretical input and practical activities in a safe and fun learning environment that will give you the opportunity to learn techniques for improving processing skills and coping strategies.

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82537324930?pwd=K3ZBUElvQ2hBemYvWXJiQVRQT0IxZz09

Meeting ID: 825 3732 4930
Passcode: 495410