Sign Language Interpreter (ASL) | Murfreesboro, Tennessee

Step into a rewarding contract opportunity as a Sign Language Interpreter for a maternity leave assignment. This role will support students and staff in an educational setting, fostering accessible and inclusive communication for deaf and hard-of-hearing learners near Murfreesboro, TN. The assignment is set from March 25th through May 13th, providing a dynamic environment to make a meaningful difference every day.

Qualifications:

• Demonstrated proficiency in American Sign Language (ASL)
• Experience working in school settings preferred
• National Interpreter Certification (NIC), EIPA, or equivalent credentials required
• Ability to interpret accurately in academic environments
• Collaborative spirit, adaptable to changing student and classroom needs
• Professionalism and confidentiality in all situations

Responsibilities:

• Interpret classroom instruction, discussions, and events between students, teachers, and staff
• Support communication for individual students in both group and one-on-one environments
• Adjust interpreting techniques to fit content and context for diverse academic subjects
• Collaborate with educators and fellow interpreters to ensure effective participation for all students
• Maintain accurate records of daily assignments and student interactions
• Foster an inclusive, supportive environment for student learning and participation

Perks and Benefits:

• Opportunity to build valuable experience in a respected educational district
• Work within a supportive and collaborative school community
• Expand professional skills and impact students’ educational journeys
• Contract assignment offers flexibility and work-life balance

If you’re passionate about student success and skilled in sign language interpretation, this contract assignment provides a gratifying way to advance your career. Take the next step toward this fulfilling opportunity by submitting your application today—your expertise can make all the difference for students in need of accessible education.