In this method, the speaker pauses every few sentences, allowing the interpreter to translate the message into the target language before the speaker continues. This approach allows for greater accuracy and nuance.
In consecutive interpreting, the speaker pauses every few sentences, allowing the interpreter to translate before continuing. This method is slower but more precise. In contrast, simultaneous interpreting happens in real-time without pauses.
Consecutive interpreting is ideal for smaller, structured discussions such as:
No, consecutive interpreting does not require headsets, booths, or microphones. However, for remote settings, we provide secure virtual interpreting solutions.
Unlike simultaneous interpreting, a single interpreter can typically handle an entire session. However, for longer events or complex topics, we may recommend a team of two interpreters for accuracy and efficiency.
We carefully match industry-experienced interpreters with legal, medical, business, and technical expertise to ensure accuracy, confidentiality, and subject-matter fluency.
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