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"How can I find and join an interpretation practice group near me?"

**PracticeInterpreting.net** is a platform that connects interpreters with various practice groups, offering a range of options to suit different needs, such as adding new languages or improving rusty skills.

**TIP (Toronto Interpreters Practice)** is a peer-driven monthly group for practicing interpreters, providing a platform for skills improvement and networking.

**Interpremed.com** highlights the benefits of interpretation practice groups, including developing hard skills, expanding perspectives, networking, and giving/receiving feedback.

The **American Translators Association** website offers resources for LOTS (Legal, Medical, Community, and Sign Language) interpreters, including interpretation practice groups.

**KGH Interpretation** provides free medical interpreting practice scripts on YouTube, helping interpreters improve their skills.

**Interpremed** offers a learning community and resources for medical interpretation practice, featuring simulated court and medical scenarios, glossaries, and example interpretations.

**Interpretation practice groups** should not be confused with scams or management issues, and users should be cautious when searching for groups.

The **basic principles** shared by all member groups include deliberate practice, systematic and purposeful practice aimed at improving specific aspects of a skill, and exchange between peers, including an exchange of practice materials, feedback, and advice.

**Anyone participating in an interpreting practice group** acts as Speaker, Interpreter, and Listener, providing a comprehensive approach to skill development.

**Practice groups can be fun** and help build momentum and accountability for regular practice sessions.

**The regular test** for interpretation practice groups typically has 20 dialogs and is 30-minute long, with an average duration.

**Interpretrain** offers innovative self-study tools, including vocabulary drills and practice labs, to help interpreters improve their skills and track their progress.

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