Course Description

Feeling like a fraud at work rather than fabulous? Where do these feelings come from? How can we move past them and bring out the best of our professional selves? 

This webinar will provide a safe and supportive space to explore some of the causes of imposter syndrome and look at ways of combatting those feelings of not being good enough.

This webinar is for regulated trainee or registered qualified sign language interpreters (or those eligible to be).


Dr Jules Dickinson PhD

Jules worked as a community interpreter for over 30 years, but retired from interpreting and training delivery in 2025. Her interest in the workplace interpreter’s role led to a PhD at Heriot-Watt University, U.K. Her ground-breaking ethnographic research examined the ways in which the interpreter impacts upon the interaction between Deaf and hearing employees, with a focus on the use of humour and small talk in team meetings. Jules has published extensively on issues relevant to workplace interpreting. Jules continues to work as a Professional Supervisor, a role which she believes supports communication professionals to develop and maintain their emotional resilience, ensuring longevity in their chosen career.

Course curriculum

    1. Learner Terms & Conditions

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    2. Workbook - for completion before the webinar

    3. Imposter Syndrome - Embracing the 'Real' You Slides

    1. Webinar Video 2 of 3

    2. Exercise 2 - Accentuate the positives

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    1. Webinar Video 3 of 3

    1. Resources

    2. Related training

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About this course

  • £40.00
  • 15 lessons
  • 1.5 hours of video content

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