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Módulo 1 - Introducción a la Ética Profesional para Intérpretes

Definición de Ética Profesional

Importancia de la Ética en la Interpretación

Visión General de los Estándares y Directrices Éticas

Módulo 2 - Principios Éticos Fundamentales

Confidencialidad en la Interpretación

Implicaciones Legales y Éticas de las Violaciones de la Confidencialidad

Imparcialidad y Neutralidad

Module 3

Precisión y Completitud

Estrategias para Garantizar la Precisión en la Interpretación

Manejo de Conflictos de Interés

Navegando los Matices Culturales

Módulo 4 - Marcos para la Toma de Decisiones Éticas

Marcos de Toma de Decisiones

Toma de Decisiones Éticas

Módulo 5 - Estudios de Caso, Escenarios y Recursos

Uso de Estudios de Caso para la Comprensión Práctica

Recursos para la Educación Continua y el Apoyo

Talleres, Seminarios Web y Redes de Apoyo entre Pares

Mini Diccionario de Términos: Pensamiento Crítico

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Ética Profesional para Intérpretes

Quiz

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Nombre Completo para el Certificado de Finalización

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Ética Profesional para Intérpretes: Una Guía Práctica

Interpreters play a crucial role in ensuring equitable language access across community, medical, and social service settings. This mini-course explores the ethical foundations of interpreting, focusing on the challenges of maintaining professionalism, accuracy, and impartiality while navigating diverse linguistic and cultural contexts.

Participants will gain a deeper understanding of:
✅ The core ethical principles of interpreting (confidentiality, accuracy, and impartiality)
✅ How ethics shape language access and impact the communities they serve
✅ Strategies for handling ethical dilemmas while respecting cultural differences
✅ Best practices for interpreting in sensitive or high-stakes situations

Assessment & Certification
At the end of the course, participants will complete a short quiz to assess their understanding of ethical decision-making in interpreting. Upon successful completion, they will receive a Certificate of Completion, recognizing their commitment to professional ethics and language access.

Ideal for: Interpreters, language access advocates, and professionals working in community, medical, and social service interpreting.

Understanding Ethics

<div class="simple-box-wrapper">    <div class="simple-box">        <div class="column">                        <p>Ethics serves as a foundational pillar of human society, guiding individuals and organizations in making decisions that reflect moral values and principles. In an increasingly complex world, understanding ethics is not merely an academic pursuit but a critical necessity that informs our interactions and responsibilities across various fields. The study of ethics delves into the questions of right and wrong, justice and injustice, and the moral implications of our actions. As we explore ethical frameworks, we will uncover how these principles shape professional practices and influence the interpretation and translation processes, where accuracy and fidelity are paramount.</p>

<p>The evolution of ethical thought has been shaped by numerous philosophers and ethical theorists, each contributing unique perspectives that enrich our understanding of morality. From Aristotle's virtue ethics to Kant's deontological principles and Mill's consequentialism, these foundational theories provide a lens through which we can examine contemporary ethical dilemmas. This course will trace the historical development of these ideas and their relevance to modern practices, particularly in interpreting and translation contexts. By engaging with these concepts, participants will not only enhance their ethical literacy but also develop practical strategies for navigating the challenges of confidentiality, accuracy, and impartiality that define their professional responsibilities.</p>        </div>    </div></div>