early career interpreters apprenticeship opportunity

COME PLAY WITH US!

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We are seeking motivated students and early career professionals to join a developing cohort program based in Richmond, Virginia. This is a paid program (W2) with in person requirements in Central Virginia.

Applications are open! Please fill out this form and send intro videos by April 12, 2026.

Send your questions to apprenticeship@mosaicinterpretingservices.com

Our Program Includes:

Weekly stipend (W2 employment)
Workshops
1:1 Support
Weekly Group Meetings
Observation of Experienced Interpreters
Community Engagement
Professional Networking
ASL Improv
Diverse Work Opportunities
Solo and Teamed Assignments

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2026-2027 Cohort Runs from August- June

Applications are open and due by April 12, 2026. Start here.

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Richmond, Virginia was voted #1 place to visit in 2024; come explore The River City!

We pride ourselves on creative thinking. Engagement opportunities include storytelling, yoga in ASL, paint n' sips, improv classes, and more!

Requirements:

August 2026- June 2027

Located in Central Virginia for above timeframe
Active participation
Open communication
Reliable transportation
Growth mindset

Expectations:

Shared Values

Generosity
Collaboration
Trust
Imagination

A Black intern clenches his fist in excitement on a stage.

The educational team is photographed together. Left to right: Kevin (a Black man wearing glasses and grinning), Bernice (a Latinx woman clenching a raised celebratory fist in the air), and Amanda (A white woman with blonde hair bursting into laughter)

Our Commitments:

Openness
Supportive Atmosphere
Respect
Ongoing Feedback
Perfect High Fives

We are a Dual Certified Living Wage Employer.

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