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Andrew
Green My interest in BSL came from my uncle and began around the start of the 1990's. Having completed Signature (formerly known as CACDP: Council for the Advancement of Communication with Deaf People) level II BSL and having passed their Deafblind Interpreting qualification, I then decided to attend Bristol University to train as a Sign Language Interpreter. I have been fully qualified since 2004 having additionally completed NVQ4 BSL/English Interpreting units. I have a wealth of experience gathered from over the previous 8 years. This includes: • Legal Interpreting (court work at all levels, tribunal service, police interviews) during 5 years working at a specialist agency. • Education (up to postgraduate level) • Adults with special needs (including working with a deaf relay Interpreter) within a Care environment • Mental Health domain – both inpatient and outpatient • Medical appointments • Community • Television and Media (including Channel4 and the BBC) • Arts • Theatre In fact, I have had experience of just about every possible domain (the only two areas where I lack experience being In-Vision and Religious). I am a member of ASLI and am also registered with Signature via the NRCPD (National Register of Communication Professionals with Deaf and Deafblind People). Outside of interpreting I am passionate about food, live music and climbing. Back to Introduction |
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