Odisha to create a pool of 100 proficient sign language interpreters
The Odisha government is set to create a pool of 100 proficient sign language interpreters and provide training to 4,000 beneficiaries across special schools for the hearing impaired in Odisha. State’s department of Social Security and Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities has entered into an agreement with Ali Yavar Jung National Institute of Speech and Hearing Disabilities to promote the sign language “The need for this project arises from the acute shortage of sign language interpreters in Odisha. Mr. Sethi said this initiative aims to create a cadre of 100 proficient sign language interpreters and provide training to 4,000 beneficiaries across special schools for the hearing impaired in Odisha. “Under this initiative, it is intended to provide sign language training to around 4,000 deaf students and 800 teachers across 55 special schools in Odisha and conduct a rigorous three-month training programme for 100 interpreters in three phases, alongside faculty training to ensure effective delivery of interpretation courses,” he elaborated.


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