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Margaret Haley

Margaret Haley

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  • Omaha NE

Work experience

Work experience
Mar 2012 - Present

Server

Oak Hills Country Club

Served club members as well as provided customer service and member services

Work samples

English to ASL

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Here is my work sample of English to ASL.

Education

Education
Jan 2013 - Dec 2014

Associates of Applied Science

Iowa Western Community College

An interpreting training program. This program covers american sign language, signed exact english, as well as conceptual accurate signed english. 

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Certifications

Certifications

RID- Student Member

NERID- Student Member

Cover Letter

09/06/2014

 

 

 

 

Dr. Smith

Ralston High School Principal

8989 Park Drive,

Ralston NE 68127

 

Dear Dr. Smith:

 

I have recently heard about an opening that is listed on your school’s web page regarding the full-time sign language interpreting position. Your high school has been known to hire entry-level interpreters, and I would be honored to have the chance to be able to grow as an interpreter under some of the outstanding interpreters already employed at Ralston High School.

 

I have recently graduated from Iowa Western’s interpreting program and I am now looking to start my career as an interpreter in the educational field. I possess qualities of professionalism, loyalty, and dutiful. I can see myself as a great asset to the team that is already established at your high school.

 

I have attached my resume and I believe my education can benefit me in the educational interpreting field. I am available to meet with you at your earliest convenience and will contact you next week to see when you are available to meet.

 

Sincerely,

 

 

 

Margaret Haley

1323 Jackson Street

Omaha, NE 68102

219-670-7423

 

Enclosure: Resume

MY personal Mission Statement

As a sign language interpreter I promise to be prompt, accurate and fair in any situation that arises. I promise to follow the Code of Professional Conduct that interpreters are expected to adhere to, as well as any other ethical and moral guidelines in a more specific situation.