Interpreters deliver a verbal translation of a speaker’s words.
Consecutive interpreting, used more for small groups and informal meetings, is where interpreters listen to a portion of discourse, taking notes, and then deliver their translation verbally.
Simultaneous interpreting is a more technical process as it involves equipment hire along with a specialised interpreter who listens in a booth and speaks at the same time as the person whose sentences are being translated. This is used for conferences and in more formal settings.
We work with a network of professionals who specialise in both forms of interpreting and can meet your needs following our initial assessments.
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