1. What are the CCHI and CAE oral exams?
The Certification Commission for Healthcare Interpreters (CCHI) and the Court Interpreter Certification Examination (CAE) oral exams assess language proficiency and interpreting skills for healthcare and legal settings, respectively.

2. What skills are tested in these exams?
Both exams evaluate active listening, oral interpretation, sight translation, and simultaneous or consecutive interpreting, depending on the exam focus.

3. How should I prepare?
Study medical or legal terminology, practice interpreting scenarios, and improve listening and note-taking skills through mock exams and professional resources.

4. What are the passing scores?
Passing scores vary: CCHI requires a minimum scaled score of 450, while CAE may differ by jurisdiction.

5. Are these exams available online?
Yes, both exams may offer online options, but check with the respective organizations for availability and technical requirements.