INTERPRETING
INTERPRETING
In this multicultural society, interpreters can be found at the core of all international relations. They normally work into their mother tongue, albeit not always.
Interpreters make communication possible everywhere:
- Business meetings
- Webinars
- Government services
- Training and consulting
- Event production
- Conferences
- Insurance companies
- Healthcare facilities
- Legal processes and court rooms
What type of interpreting do you need?
We can quickly adapt to our client’s needs, depending on the type of interpreting they require: simultaneous interpreting, remote interpreting, consecutive interpreting, liaison interpreting, sign language interpreting.
Simultaneous interpreting
Popular at big meetings where a large audience must be engaged in multiple languages, it is also called conference interpreting. It is performed in real time as the speaker is giving their speech, so it requires an interpreting booth (usually with two interpreters inside) and specific hardware (headset, microphone, earphones…) and software for the audience to listen to the interpreter’s voice.
Remote interpreting
This is a real-time simultaneous interpreting service where our conference interpreters can work from anywhere in the world, whether it is via telephone, Zoom or any other online video-communication platform. This is a cost-effective and quick solution to our clients’ interpreting needs.
Consecutive interpreting
In contrast to simultaneous interpreting, in consecutive interpreting there are usually pauses between the speaker’s speech and the interpreter’s, who has to diligently take notes of what is being said. Consecutive interpreting is useful for small gatherings or one-on-one meetings and it does not require any special software or hardware.
Liaison interpreting
Also called bilateral interpreting, this is the most informal form of interpreting and it is typically employed during visits of delegations or at small business meetings. Our interpreter accompanies the group on their visit and translates whenever it is required, as a sort of companion. They usually interpret back and forth between the two languages.
Sign language interpreting
Inclusion and accessibility are fundamental to effective communication in today’s diverse society. Sign language interpretation plays a crucial role in ensuring that individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing can fully participate in various aspects of life, from healthcare and education to business and entertainment. Whether it is a live-event or video-remote interpretation, by choosing our sign language interpretation services, you are ensuring that your communications are inclusive, effective, and compliant with accessibility standards.