One of the Spanish interpreter colleges in Wisconsin is the University of Milwaukee- Wisconsin (uwm.edu). The university offers Master's degrees with a Spanish concentration. Other Spanish instruction includes a semester-length course on court reporting and another on advanced court reporting. The program prepares students for in-house translator positions or freelance work. All prospective students must pass a Spanish/English language exam for admission. At time of publication
a, program tuition started at $587.81 per credit for Wisconsin residents and $1,428.27 per credit for non-residents.
Another of the Spanish interpreter colleges in Wisconsin is located in Waukesha county. The Waukesha County Technical College offers a 15 credit advanced technical certificate program, focused on Spanish/English medical interpretation. A semester long course provides instruction on Spanish court interpretation. Prospective students must pass a Spanish language assessment for admission. At time of publicaton, tuition for the program starts at $106 per credit for Wisconsin residents and $159 for non-residents. Both groups were to experience a tuition increase during the Summer 2011 semester.
Spanish interpreter colleges in Wisconsin include the Madison Area Technical College- South Campus. Students receive instruction on Spanish language interpretation for health services. Program graduates are awarded a technical diploma upon successful course completion. Sample courses in the three semester program include: introduction to interpreting, introduction to interpreting in Spanish and cultural competency and the medical setting. At time of publication, tuition fees started at $111.85 per credit for Wisconsin residents and $164.85 for non-residents.
The International Institute Of Wisconsin is another of the Spanish interpreter colleges in Wisconsin. The institute offers basic courses and seminars in community, court and medical interpretation. The courses are designed for all languages, including Spanish. In addition to interpreter instruction, the International Institute Of Wisconsin offers immigration, refugee and diplomacy services to the general public. You can find a registry of qualified Wisconsin interpreters at the institute or contact the facility directly for course information.