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Deaf Studies Certificate Overview
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Earning the Deaf Studies Certificate does not qualify you to become a sign language interpreter. An Associate of Applied Science degree in Interpreter Training is required to achieve this professional status.
Who uses a Deaf Studies Certificate?
Many professionals interact daily with many people, some of whom may be Deaf. These professionals include: doctors, nurses, police officers, firefighters, lawyers, hospitality providers, and other professionals.
Obtaining a DSC is a great asset to their professional marketability. Completing the DSC shows a potential employer that you have a knowledge base of Deaf culture and have competency in using American Sign Language (ASL).
Contact the Cincinnati State ITP for more information.
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