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Written Exam Prep Class

2026 Spring Class

The Written Exam Prep Class is designed to help bilingual English Chinese candidates build a solid linguistic and conceptual foundation for the state court interpreter certification exam. As the first and most crucial step toward becoming a certified court interpreter, the written exam evaluates not only your bilingual proficiency but also your grasp of English usage, idioms, legal terminology, and professional ethics.


In this course, students will systematically review every component of the written exam. Students will strengthen their command of advanced English vocabulary and idiomatic expressions, with an emphasis on the kind of nuanced language found in legal and formal contexts. The course also covers court-related terms, common legal concepts, and courtroom procedures, ensuring students can recognize and understand the language of the judicial system with confidence.


In addition, students will study the Code of Professional Conduct for Court Interpreters, gaining a practical understanding of ethical standards and professional responsibilities. Real-world examples and situational discussions will help students learn how to apply these principles in actual courtroom settings.


By the end of the course, students will have a complete understanding of the written exam structure and be well-prepared to pass with confidence and be ready to take the next step toward professional certification.


Who it’s for:

  • Bilingual English Chinese speakers who aspire to become certified court interpreters and want a structured path toward exam readiness.
  • Language professionals working in translation agencies, law firms, or public institutions who wish to expand their expertise into legal interpreting.
  • Dedicated learners with a keen interest in court interpreting, legal language, and the pursuit of professional growth in the justice system.

Elite Instructors

Reuniting the Esteemed UCLA Extension Teaching Team!

Tracy, Jessie, and Mia have all worked in the court interpreting field for many years and have a proven record of success in preparing students for certification exams. As former instructors in the UCLA Extension Court Interpreting Program, they have guided numerous students to pass the California Court Interpreter Exam year after year.


Our instructors not only provide systematic and rigorous in-class training but also share invaluable professional insights and first-hand industry experience to help students excel both in their studies and future careers.

Class Details

Location

Our classes are conducted online via Zoom, allowing you to receive top-quality, instructor-led training from the comfort of your home. No commute, no boundaries. You are just one click away from advancing your interpreting career.

Small Classes, Individual Attention

We offer small class setting, so that every student gets enough attention. Classes will form with as little as three students. Spots are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Time Commitment

Our Written Exam Prep Class will take place from January 10,2026 to February 7, 2026, with classes held every Saturday morning. Each session lasts 2.5 hours and focuses on building vocabulary, mastering idioms, understanding legal terminology, and reviewing interpreter ethics and professional conduct. Students will also receive guided practice on reading comprehension and multiple-choice strategies to prepare for every section of the written exam.

Tips from the Instructors

Success on the written exam comes from steady, consistent effort over time. We recommend that students dedicate 2–3 hours each day to focused study, reviewing vocabulary lists, memorizing idioms, and practicing reading comprehension. Make it a habit to learn new words every day and revisit previously studied materials regularly to reinforce retention.

Meeting Sessions

Saturday, January 10, 2026  9:00 AM to 11:30 AM (Pacific Time)      

Saturday, January 17, 2026  9:00 AM to 11:30 AM (Pacific Time)

Saturday, January 24, 2026  9:00 AM to 11:30 AM (Pacific Time)

Saturday, January 31, 2026  9:00 AM to 11:30 AM (Pacific Time)

Saturday, February 7, 2026  9:00 AM to 11:30 AM (Pacific Time)

Tuition $850

The tuition for each single course is $850. This includes all instructional sessions, course materials, and personalized feedback from the instructor. Payment confirms your spot in the class, and enrollment is processed on a first-come, first-served basis.

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Full Program Package $3199

Enroll in the complete program and receive a bundle discount: only $3,199 for all four courses, including Written Exam Prep Class, Sight Translation Boot Camp, Simultaneous Interpreting Boot Camp and Consecutive Interpreting Boot Camp.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at info@chinesecourtinterpreters.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

The written exam evaluates three key areas: English language proficiency, court-related terminology and procedures, and professional ethics. The course is designed to help students master all three components through structured learning and guided practice.


Most students need two to three months of disciplined preparation to achieve a strong result on the written exam. Set a realistic schedule, track your progress, and stay motivated. Remember that consistency, not cramming, is the key to lasting improvement and exam success.


Students will receive curated study materials, vocabulary lists and mock exam questions, that mirror the style and difficulty level of the official written exam.


Absolutely. A strong command of English vocabulary and legal concepts gained from this class will lay the foundation for success in both the consecutive and simultaneous interpreting exams.Students will receive curated study materials, vocabulary lists and mock exam questions, that mirror the style and difficulty level of the official written exam.


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