Translation and interpreting.The right solution for every need.

You receive translated and reviewed documents, with terminology, completeness and formatting checked before delivery.

Choose this service when your content requires knowledge of a specialist field, and share glossaries or previous translations if available.

You receive translated and reviewed content, with language choices guided by the audience, purpose and style references you provide.

Choose this service for communication and documents that do not require a sworn translation, and tell us who will read the content and where it will be used.

You receive a translation completed by an authorized sworn translator in the delivery format agreed for your document.

Confirm the receiving institution's requirements before ordering, and send the complete document, including seals, stamps and the reverse side where applicable.

You receive a file reviewed to the agreed scope, with comments on the text when included.

Provide both source and translation if you need a check against the original meaning, along with the text's purpose and style references.

You receive the laid-out material with the agreed adjustments and a visual check of the final file. Translation can be included in the proposal as an additional service.

Include desktop publishing when translation calls for layout changes, and send any available editable files with a reference PDF.

Interpreters convey speakers' remarks in another language in real time, with the interpreting format planned around your event.

Choose simultaneous interpreting when the programme cannot accommodate translation pauses, and share the venue or platform so technical needs can be assessed.

An interpreter conveys each contribution during a pause, with guidance on how to structure the conversation.

Choose consecutive interpreting when participants can pause between contributions, and share the meeting topic and reference materials.

You receive the contracted interpreting equipment, sized to your event's audience, venue and languages.

Share the audience size, room count and available infrastructure to establish which equipment and technical services are needed.

You receive reviewed and timed subtitles as a separate file or embedded in the video, according to the agreed delivery format.

Tell us where the video will be published and whether you need a subtitle file or embedded subtitles so the delivery format can be defined.

You receive audio or video with voice recording in the contracted language, following the voice format, voices and file delivery specified in the proposal.

Indicate whether the new voice should replace the original speech or play over it, and share the script and voice references.