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Missouri Interpreters
Certification System (MICS)
The
Missouri Interpreters Certification System (MICS) is a quality
assurance
screening
system used to certify sign language
interpreters within the State of
Missouri. Certification is
obtained
through a written test and a performance test. Each
performance
test is
evaluated by a team of trained evaluators
on a number of factors and the
candidate
receives one of five
certification
levels based on their skill. The MICS is governed
by
the Board for Certification of Interpreters. MICS
certifications
may be used by the State
Committee of Interpreters to satisfy
requirements
for licensing.
Board for Certification of Interpreters (BCI)
Certification Levels
Skill Level Standards
State Committee of Interpreters (SCI) - Licensure
The State Committee of Interpreters regulates the
practice of interpreting to protect the
inhabitants of this state from harm through the dangerous, dishonest,
incompetent, or
unlawful practice of interpreting.
For more information,
contact:
The State Committee of Interpreters
Box 1335
3605 Missouri Blvd.
Jefferson City, MO 65102-1335
Phone: (573) 526-7787
Fax: (573) 526-0661
E-mail address:
interpreters@pr.mo.gov
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