Trainee Sign Language Supervision
Endorsed Trainee Sign Language Interpreter
Welcome to the information page for Regulated Trainees
This supervision course is designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the requirements, standards, and support mechanisms in place for trainees pursuing a career in sign language interpreting. As a regulated trainee, you will embark on a journey of professional development, gaining the necessary skills and competencies to manage assignments effectively, pursue self-development, and complete your certification.
High standards are set for regulated trainees to ensure they are well-prepared to handle the complexities of this work. These standards include assessing your competency to undertake assignments, preparing thoroughly, and adhering to professional conduct guidelines. You will learn how to identify the subject matter, purpose, and scope of assignments, assess your skills and availability, and agree on terms and conditions with clients. This course will guide you through these processes, helping you build a strong foundation for your future career.
Supportive roles play a crucial part in your development as a regulated trainee. Our experienced professionals will provide you with the necessary guidance and assessment. These mentors will help you evaluate your competencies, scaffold your learning, and ensure you are ready for qualification and registration as a professional.
By the end of this supervision, you will have a clear understanding of the expectations and responsibilities of being a qualified interpreter, and you will be on your way to completing your qualification. We look forward to supporting you on this exciting journey and helping you achieve your career goals.
Annual Structure
Formal assessment and creation of a Personal Development Plan (PDP).
Includes registration as a TSLI if appropriate.
Monthly supportive contact (45 mins per month)
PDP updated with action points for development
Monthly supportive contact (45 mins per month)
PDP updated with action points for development
Monthly supportive contact (45 mins per month)
PDP updated with action points for development
Monthly supportive contact (45 mins per month)
Annual Practise Assessment
Plan for next annual cycle if trainee is not yet qualified. A maximum of 4 annual cycles can be accepted by the regulator.
frequently asked questions
What are the course requirements?
You must be on an approved training interpreter training course.
What payment options are available?
Fees can be paid upfront or in installments. For this course, you can pay in 3 or 6 monthly installments. We use a payment processor that will automatically take payment from your account on the same day every month.
All payment plans are interest-free, and all prices are inclusive. You only pay what you see. The main rule is that the first payment must be made before classes start. Places can be reserved for a £50 deposit, which is deducted from your first payment.
Payment Plans
Full payment, 3 monthly, 6 monthly
What are the aims of the course?
To attain the Regulated Trainees Occupational Standards as set out by the NRCPD. Details can be found here;
Where can I find more course content details?
This supervision course is based on the NRCPD Regulated Trainee standards. Details of which can be found here;
Study Tips!
BSL uses finger spelling for names or information that may not have a sign. It really important to master this skill. Click to download a pdf.
Similarly BSL uses fingers for numbers. Another really important skill to remember. Click to download a pdf.
Here are some useful resources that will help you with your studies:
- Action Deafness Books – www.actiondeafnessbooks.org.uk
- Signature’s BSL Online Homework – www.bslhomework.org.uk
- Signature’s Homework DVDs – http://shop.signature.org.uk
- ITV Signpost – www.signpostbsl.com
- Sign Station – www.signstation.org/