How Much Money Can You Make As An Interpreter? | ASL

[@megancook5854]

I love your content! I'm a highschool senior and I've been looking into becoming an ASL interpreter, and I would love if you spent more time delving into this subject! Your videos help tremendously as it is hard to find people in the Deaf community in my area.

[@signlanguagepractice]

Thanks for the request. See if this helps out. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaLUfqmQZ8d9nLs Good luck on your journey!

[@caris5944]

So informative! Thank you! Definitely subbing ❤

[@signlanguagepractice]

Glad it was!!

[@MoraaMogztv]

Thanks for this. Enrolled for fall for AAS..

[@signlanguagepractice]

Get after it!!! Good luck

[@deejayswan5393]

Thanks for the great quality videos *kissfist! I took ASL 1 in college a couple years ago because I am HoH. I would like to request/ recommend a video for factory work, industrial manufacturing, etc. I look forward to more great content from your channel!!

[@signlanguagepractice]

hmmmm, like signs that are used in a factory? Thanks for the idea.

[@deejayswan5393]

@@signlanguagepractice Exactly! Perhaps less commonly known phases like injection molding, machine names, etc.

[@nadineb3167]

Can you work k-12 just with the AAS ITP degree? Local community college offers an AAS-T degree.. curious is k-12 hires only with the AA and not the bachelors? Thanks for this video!

[@signlanguagepractice]

Thanks for taking the time to watch! As far as your question, requirements vary from state to state. You may want to start here myaccount.rid.org/Public/Search/Organization.aspx and check out your local regs. Call a few of the programs to ask your question and see what you get back.

[@hectoradonisbaltodanogarci1108]

I work as a interpreter Spanish to English as a freelancer they pay me 0.10 cents per minute talk :( the most I can get working 8 or 9 hours taking any time of call is 40 dollar

[@signlanguagepractice]

True, the pay for interpreters varies greatly

[@TheRememberWhen]

I did ASL years ago but I just love the Deaf community, not $ or anything which is nice but I just appreciate your videos brother🤟🏼 very interesting information as well! Hey I believe we do need more interpreters👏🏼🫶🏼

[@signlanguagepractice]

thanks for taking the time to watch!!

[@thetophatleader870]

Is that a week or a month

[@signlanguagepractice]

Per hour rates range from $12-$75. Depends on skillset, certifications, client and number of competing interpreters in the area. Does that help?