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BC Regional Conference
Around 50 interpreters participated May 19–22, 2010 in this year’s larger joint event, called EECOM 2010.
The ICBC team contributed 12 sessions with a variety of presenters, some field trips, “Interprelooza” performances (imagine program highlights and rap with an open mike), and a hysterical live auction. Congratulations to all who contributed!
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New - Trainer Membership Category
Is interpretation training dear to your heart?
Soon IC will select 10–15 trainers to be distributed across the country. Accredited to deliver IC training, these special members will also work cooperatively to improve and modernize our materials, curriculum and delivery.
More details, selection criteria and application form coming soon.
InterpScan 33:2 mailed June 14
Members have received our print journal bursting with great articles.
Want a copy? Become a member!
Created on 02/04/2003 10:24 AM by admin
Updated on 07/13/2010 09:09 AM by sueellenfast
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In·tûr´prə·ta´shən, n. 1. Any communication process designed to reveal meanings and relationships of cultural and natural heritage to the public, through first-hand involvement with an object, artifact, landscape or site (Interpretation Canada, 1976).
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