Interpreter
An interpreter is a person who translates orally for parties conversing in different languages. An interpreter should be able to speak minimum of two languages and has a qualification. The role of an interpreter is to bridge the communication gap between two or more people who do not speak the same language. Interpreters could be required for various of purposes such as conferences, hospitals, businesses, court proceedings and etc.
Interpretation
Interpretation is the noun which is considered as a service that happens in a specific moment. Put simply; when an interpreter is interpreting or transferring spoken words into another language the whole process is called interpretation. This is done in live either in person (Face-to-Face) or remotely (video-call or telephonic) unison with simultaneously or either immediately after the original speech or conversation consecutively without using any scripts such as dictionaries and reference materials, however an interpreter may take notes in necessary.
Our most common Interpreting services are below but if you are looking for a different Interpreting service please contact us, as we also provide bespoke service.
FEATURES
- Consecutive Interpreting
- Simultaneously Interpreting
- Legal Interpreting
- Crown Prosecution Service (CPS)
- Court Interpreting
- Prison Client Visits Interpreting
- Police Interpreting
- Medical Interpreting
- Conference Interpreting
- Business Interpreting
- Insurance Companies
- Interpreting for Individuals
- Other Interpreting Services
Communication Types
- Face-to-Face
- Video Call
- Telephone
We provide interpreting services all over the UK.
Our professional interpreters are familiar with all kinds of assignments in different settings and environments.
At OST we operate under a strict privacy and confidentiality procedure and all our linguistics are being CRB checked, ensuring our clients and their service users data is not only of the highest quality but kept strictly confidential.
