Two types of interpreting: consecutive interpreting and simultaneous interpreting
Simultaneous interpreting involves the interpreter intervening in the room during a meeting.
Consecutive interpreting involves the interpreter translating what the speakers say, after every break. For example, they intervene during business meetings of small numbers (less than 10). No special equipment is needed.
Sworn interpreting involves the interpreter intervening during the signing of a deed at a notary's office (agreement to sell, deed of sale, marriage certificates).
In order to respond to any request, please provide us with the following essential information:
- address,
- date and hours,
- simultaneous/consecutive translation, sworn translation or not,
- combination of languages
We select the interpreter based on their language and their area of expertise.
Our company is approved: ISO 9001 : 17100 for Translation and Interpreting (Bureau Veritas Attestation available on request, renewed every year by audit).
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