24/7 Telephone Interpretation Services

If you’re looking into interpreting services for the first time, you may be coming across some unfamiliar and confusing terms. , public transport disruptions and traffic congestion)On-site interpreting services are especially common for medical and legal appointments. Additionally, being limited to verbal communication only means that telephone interpreting is not appropriate for AUSLAN interpreting, for people who are Deaf or hard of hearing. Any interpreting service that leverages simultaneous interpreting can utilise RSI, and this mode of interpreting is not exclusive to conference interpreting; for example, workshops, webinars and induction sessions are all events that can benefit from RSI. We will be exploring consecutive and simultaneous interpreting further in our upcoming blog post, What’s the difference between consecutive and simultaneous interpreting.