Simultaneous interpretation (with booth)

Seated in their sound-proof booths, the interpreters listen to the speaker through their headset and communicate the message through a transmitter in the language or languages needed by the participants. This type of interpreting is ideal for large meetings or those in which more than two working languages are used or when the meeting room comes equipped with proper installations.

Simultaneous interpretation (without booth)

Portable interpreting equipment is used for this mode of interpretation and can be set up in a matter of minutes. It is perfect for small or medium-sized meetings and has all of the advantages of booth interpreting (direct sound for each participant through his/her headset) and is more economicial. Not recommended for large conferences.

Consecutive interpretation

Best suited for smaller meetings in which only two working languages are used. In this case Ithe interpreter sits at the table with the delegates and transmits the message in the corresponding languages without the use of any interpreting equipment other than a notepad and pen..

Consecutive interpretation for telephone conversations

This works in the same fashion as the consecutive interpretation described above but instead of sitting at a table, the conversation takes place on a three-way line thus allowing the interpreter to provide interpretation from his/her office telephone.

Accompanying interpreter

I also accompany people throughout their visit facilitating communication wherever necessary.