Simultaneous interpreting
In simultaneous interpreting, interpreters usually work from a soundproof booth, watching and listening to the proceedings as they translate in real time. Participants follow along in their preferred language through headphones or an online stream.
Interpreters work in pairs and switch every 20 minutes to keep the interpretation precise and accurate throughout the event. We work only with certified interpreters who specialise in your specific field, delivering our services to the strict AIIC standards.
Whisper / tour guide interpreting
Whisper interpreting, or "chuchotage," is ideal for small groups or situations where participants need translation without full interpreter booths. Our interpreters sit or stand beside the participants and interpret simultaneously in a low voice, letting attendees follow the speaker in real time. It's a discreet, flexible solution, perfect for meetings, guided tours or private discussions.
We work exclusively with certified interpreters experienced in your field, ensuring accurate translation while maintaining confidentiality and professionalism.
Online / Remote Simultaneous Interpreting (RSI)
Remote Simultaneous Interpreting (RSI) lets participants join multilingual meetings, conferences or events from anywhere in the world while receiving real-time translation in their preferred language.
Our certified interpreters work remotely using professional online platforms and high-quality audio equipment, ensuring accurate, seamless interpretation. Participants listen via headphones or online streaming, just as they would in a physical conference room.
This solution is ideal for hybrid events, international conferences, or situations where on-site interpreting isn't feasible.
Consecutive interpreting
Consecutive interpreting is used when the interpreter speaks after the speaker has finished a segment of their speech. This method is ideal for smaller meetings, court sessions or interviews where precise, detailed translation is required.
Our interpreters take notes and carefully convey the speaker's message to participants in their chosen language, so every nuance and detail is accurately transmitted.
