Even before they get to the "work with"/employment part - if there's no Deaf community in their location that also by definition means they aren't able to get the exposure and connections (social, skill, employment) they need to GET to the interpreter part.Frisky Feline said:Anji has a point, about your small hometown. If there is no deaf people in your hometown then either move to other state or won't make money for living where no deaf people in your hometown to work with.
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Even before rthey get to the "work with"/employment part - if there's no Deaf community in their location that also by definition means they aren't able to get the exposure and connections (social, skill, employment) they need to GET to the interpreter part.
If you're going to be an interpreter you really need an immersive environement where basically everyday you can meet & chat with native and fluent ASLers - in person. Obviously that's impossible without an ASL community.
Frisky Feline is right about it. We did not sign up AllDeaf.com to help hearing people with sign language. We are here to post anything other than "helping others with sign language."
It's fine that you come here and asking for assistance with your homework - we will try to point you to right direction to any deaf people who willing to help you with. There is no need to come in here and demanding to help you out.
I'm sorry that you came here with high expection and we can't really help you out.
I just want to say thank you for letting me know without making me feel like a horrible person for asking. I hate asking for anything. And I am sorry for bothering anyone.