INTERPRETING AMP I, is a 6-class mentoring  course, 50-hrs of interpreter gap training, allowing students the necessary time to absorb, practice and assimilate AMP's very unique techniques that will advance their skills up one or more levels than they are currently maintaining. The classes will provide one-on-one mentoring, profile development, personal evaluations, interpreter role playing with people that are Deaf in skits they have created. Optional: There will be one or more Instructor led field trips to Deaf events. Students will be given a certificate of mentoring hours for all events, field trips, labs, and mentoring. Additionally, after you have completed the AMP course, you will become a member of the AMP  network of interpreters and receive continued mentoring via emails, and live interpreting work.

IF YOU PAID FOR 50 hrs of Hands-on Mentoring, 

You do the math:

$50.00 X 50 hrs = $2,500.00 

$75.00  X 50-hrs = $3,750.00 

$100.00 X 50 hrs  = $5,000.00 

$125.00 X 50 hrs =  IS WAY TOO MUCH!!!

***Love2ASL  is,  50-hrs = $660.

Almost one fourth (1/4) the price of the lowest rate, with multiple times the benefit. 

Go to AMP GRADS and read the Student Testimonies and see how much AMP will advance your skills. 

Juti is dedicated to training and placing qualified professional interpreters out into the Deaf Community. Therefore, she is dedicated to the students who attend Love2asl.com's Courses and workshops. Ask her GRAD students, and they will tell you, Juti is a real lifeline.

One-on-One Mentoring with Limited Seating

Only 10-12 seats in each AMP Course

Less than half the usual amount of students...

Register Today!!!

AMP-I  30-hr Training Course

1) Feb 19th - 11:00am-6:00pm

2) Feb 26th -   2:30pm-7:00pm

3) Mar 4th   -   2:30pm-7:00pm

4) Mar 11th -   2:30pm-7:00pm

5) Mar 18th  -  2:30pm-7:00pm

6) Mar 25th  -  2:30pm-7:00pm

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IMPORTANT NOTICE:

In today's economy, we all just work way too hard for our money to not invest it wisely in selecting the best program to help advance ourselves, to be able to earn a good income as a professional sign language interpreter. And with money tight as it is, who can afford to waste money in an interpreting program that is not qualified to teach us what we need to know and help us raise our skills up to higher levels... a penny wise and a pound (dollar) foolish. You may be smart with small amounts however, be very careful about money spent on things that have no return value.