| Services | Language Training Translation Localisation Subtitling Interpreting Cultural Adaptation & Awareness Multilingual printing needs Copywriting Proofreading Typesetting Sign Language & Braille Audio Transcriptions Voice Over Artists Telemarketing Campaigns        Corporate Language Solutions. | Contact | HomePage | Interpreting                                                                                                      | More | Consecutive Consecutive interpreting is when the interpreter translates or summarises (usually in sections) after each of the speakers' contributions to a conversation. It doesn’t require any specialised equipment and is common for more informal situations - small business meetings, committees and small conferences. Simultaneous Simultaneous interpreting uses audio equipment to deliver the interpreter's version almost at the same time as the original source. This is more commonly used in larger meetings or when a number of different languages and different interpreters are required. A less technical version of this is 'whispered interpreting', each client is assigned his/her own interpreter to keep him or her informed during a conference or meeting.