VIDEO Remote Interpreting & Telephone Interpreting Services

VIDEO/ VIDEO CONFERENCE INTERPRETING
 

Video Remote Discussions are a practical alternative for meetings/presentations that cannot be held in person. They allow attendees to see one another, as well as share visual aids, such as documents and power point presentations. This is the key advantage video conferencing has over telephone conferencing, although both enable participation in presentations and conferences by people located anywhere in the world.

By participating in your video conference, our professionally qualified interpreters can interpret remotely to facilitate smooth communication between all parties, whichever language pairing you require. Because our interpreters are specialists in their field, they will be familiar with the specific terminology and context under discussion.  We cover multiple languages worldwide.

Where is it used? 

We cover a wide range of industries or Sectors in order to assist them communicate with smoothly.   These include:

Legal / Court / Deposition
Science
Industry / Manufacturing
Energy
Medical / Biomedical
Environmental
Financial Sector
Government & Public Sector

If you would like to hire a remote video interpreter, please contact us to assist you further.

TELEPHONE / TELECONFERENCE INTERPRETING

Telephone/teleconference interpretation is a practical way to bridge any language barriers. The interpreter is either located remotely (away from either party) or is with one of the parties. In both cases they deliver interpreting services through telephone conferencing. 

Telephone interpretation is useful for clients who cannot travel to their counterparts' country, but still wish, for example, to hold business discussions or to communicate progress updates.

At TJC Global, we are very happy to provide you with professionally qualified interpreters around the world in almost any selected language combinations.

Where is it used? 

Our telephone remote interpreting services cover a wide range of industries and sectors including:

Legal / Court / Deposition
Science
Industry / Manufacturing
Energy
Medical / Biomedical
Environmental
Financial Sector
Government & Public Sector

If you would like to hire a telephone interpreter, please contact us.

Commonly used at conferences, simultaneous interpretation is delivered in most instances by two interpreters, and usually from a booth. They listen to the speaker (in the source language) through a headset and simultaneously interpret the speech into the target language via a microphone. Simultaneous interpretation is common for conferences that involve several different languages and a large number of participants. Interpreters work in partnership, swapping every 15 to 20 minutes, to alleviate pressure as this can be tiring work. 

Where is it used? 

This type of interpreting is commonly used for large conferences with a multi-national delegation. Occasionally simultaneous intepreting may also be used for legal proceedings such as arbitrations. 

At TJC Global, we offer conference interpreters of the highest calibre, they are certified by recognised interpreting bodies in addition to being experienced in such skilled work. 

CONSECUTIVE INTERPRETING (also available remotely)

Consecutive or face-to-face interpreting is used for many occasions, including business meetings and discussions in any industry, contract exchanges, technical and commercial discussions, court hearings, legal proceedings, pre-trial discussions, as well as interviews and on-site visits. The interpreter listens to the speaker, often making notes, and subsequently delivers the meaning in the target language. If a speech is delivered, the interpreter may wait until a pause or the end, at which point they deliver a translation relatively quickly. 

Where is it used? 

Business meetings, discussions, court hearings, legal proceedings, depositions, interviews, visits, tours, inspections. 

Although less common, consecutive interpreting may also be required at conferences. This may be to assist during panel discussions, Q&A (Question & Answer) sessions or perhaps in a situation where a company or organisation wishes to speak face-to-face with exhibiting businesses set up in stalls around the conference room.

WHISPERING INTERPRETING

This is useful for when there is no booth equipment or microphone set and with a few people who do not speak a particular language at a meeting or seminar while most of audience speak that language. The interpreter often sits behind them or sometimes stands next to them and whispers to them simultaneously. The intepreter and listeners may however stand a little bit away from the rest of the group so as not to disturb them. Sometimes the interpreter will use tour-guide type equipment (small microphone and headset) to whisper to clients through it. 

Where is it used? 

This mode may be used at meetings when time is short (too short for consecutive interpreting) or when there are only two to three non-native language participants.