Sign Language Interpreting

Best for: Accessibility for the deaf in professional and public settings

Effective communication isn’t just about spoken words.

Sign Language Interpreting bridges the gap between spoken and signed languages, ensuring that deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals can fully participate in conversations, events, and services. Whether provided in-person or remotely via video.

Use cases

When to Choose Sign Language Interpreting

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Educational Settings
Assisting students and teachers in schools, universities, and training
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Medical Consultations
Ensuring clear doctor-patient communication in health care settings
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Legal Proceedings
Providing accurate interpretation for fair access to justice in legal cases
Conferences
Public Events
Enabling participation in conferences, press events, and government briefings
Meetings
Corporate Meetings
Supporting inclusivity in business meetings, presentations, and training
Workflow

How It Works

1. Listening to Speaker
The interpreter receives and processes the spoken message in real time
2. Sign Language Translation
Converting speech into sign language for deaf or hard-of-hearing audiences
3. Reverse Interpretation
Translating signed responses back into speech for hearing participants

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FAQs

In Case You're Wondering

What types of sign language do you support? Toggle

We provide certified interpreters fluent in various national and regional sign languages, including American Sign Language (ASL), British Sign Language (BSL), French Sign Language (LSF), and others.

Can sign language interpreting be done remotely? Toggle

Yes! We offer Video Remote Interpreting (VRI), allowing clients to access qualified sign language interpreters through secure video platforms.

How do I book a sign language interpreter for an event or meeting? Toggle

You can schedule an interpreter in advance or request on-demand services depending on availability and event size.

Is sign language interpreting legally required in some settings? Toggle

Yes, in many countries, laws such as the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) require public services, health care providers, legal entities, and workplaces to provide accessible communication for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community.

How do you ensure accuracy in sign language interpreting? Toggle

Our interpreters are certified professionals with extensive experience in medical, legal, corporate, and educational settings, ensuring clear, accurate, and culturally appropriate interpretation.

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Think global with us! We’ve got you covered in 76 languages.

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