Make a meaningful difference in students lives as a skilled Sign Language Interpreter supporting K-12 learners in a dynamic educational setting. This contract opportunity offers both onsite and virtual options near the Gulfport, MS area, allowing for flexibility and a positive work-life balance. Full-time positions are available, extending through the end of the school year in May 2026. Ideal candidates bring a depth of experience in sign language interpretation within schools and are dedicated to facilitating effective communication for deaf and hard-of-hearing students. If you thrive in collaborative environmentswhether virtually or in personand are passionate about empowering students, your expertise is highly valued.
Qualifications:
Current national certification to interpret in a school environment or EIPA score of 3.7 or above (required) Demonstrated proficiency in American Sign Language (ASL) Previous experience interpreting in educational settings preferred Strong interpersonal skills and ability to engage with students, educators, and families Commitment to confidentiality and professional conduct
Key Responsibilities:
Provide sign language interpretation between students, staff, and other stakeholders as assigned Support academic and extracurricular activities through accurate, culturally competent communication Collaborate with teachers and educational teams to adapt materials and instruction to meet student needs Maintain detailed records regarding student progress and services provided Uphold all ethical standards and compliance requirements relevant to educational interpreting This position offers professional growth in a supportive environment and the unique opportunity to impact students across grades. You can choose to work onsite or select the virtual route, depending on your preference and location. If interpreting in an inclusive, student-focused setting excites you, we are eager to connect with you! Take the next stepapply today and help bridge communication for K-12 students through your expertise.