What is it?

Small or one-on-one meetings normally use ‘consecutive interpreting’, where the speakers pause often to allow the interpreter to provide an interpretation. ‘Simultaneous interpreting’, which involves microphones and earpieces, is used for larger conferences.
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How does it work?

Fill in a booking form, and send it to us online or by fax. If you are a first-time user, call us on 0800 731 7878 to create an account - we have no set up charges or subscription fees.
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Does your organisation need a personalised service?

We can provide you with a dedicated online booking form for face to face interpreters.
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Quick links

> Language ID card: what language does your client speak?

> Guidelines for using an interpreter: tips and advice

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