Whether it’s a medical appointment, a business meeting or an interview with a government agency, we are ready to help you.
Our interpreters are qualified and vetted and follow the professional code of ethics to ensure they remain unbiased in each job. They have experience in different settings and will explain any cultural differences, to ensure that communication runs smoothly.
How to book an interpreter? Just tell us the time, date, language and location of your event and we’ll send you a free quote. Our team of interpreters is available 24/7 to meet you at the time and date requested.
Face-to-face Interpreting
Face-to-face interpreting has been the most common form of interpreting used in the public sector, allowing two parties to communicate with the help of an interpreter. It is ideal for situations where you need an interpreter and there is a certain amount of notice, such as a medical appointment or an international conference.
Telephone Interpreting
Telephone interpreting offers more flexibility than traditional face-to-face interpreting. You not only have access to our extensive network of linguists in your language pair, but it also eliminates the need for everyone to be in the same room since all the parties can access the call from anywhere.
The interpreter is available at the other end of the phone, and you can be connected in just a few minutes. This is a cost-effective and immediate solution for situations when the need for interpreting arises with little notice.
Video Interpreting
Video interpreting is becoming an increasingly popular service in medical settings, schools and government agencies as all parties usually feel more connected and open up more when they can see each other.
With video remote interpreting, all participants can join the video call on platforms like FaceTime, Skype, Google Hangouts, Zoom or Teams via a tablet, smartphone, or laptop.
Consecutive interpreting
Consecutive interpreting is the most common form of interpreting in face-to-face interpreting, telephone interpreting and video interpreting. The interpreter listens to the speaker for about a minute while making notes, and then delivers the message – lengthening the duration of the meeting.
Simultaneous interpreting
The interpreter listens to the speaker and delivers the target message with only a few seconds of delay. They need technical equipment (a booth, headphones and microphones) and it is often used in conferences, on TV and for large audiences.
Our Interpreters
Sectors
Languages
Our interpreting services are available in more than 150 languages including a wide range of dialects. Our most popular language combinations are: