Translation for individuals, business and the public sector
Face to Face Interpreting
A conversation between two or more people who don’t speak the same language, with a professional interpreter present to provide immediate translation.
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British Sign Language Interpreting
A live conversation between one or more hearing people and one or more Deaf users of British Sign Language (BSL).
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Translation
For the written word only, the transfer of meaning from one language to another.
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Deaf Relay Interpreters
A live conversation between one or more hearing people and a deaf client with specific or extra language needs. This will involve a BSL interpreter as well as a deaf relay interpreter.
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Deaf-blind Communicators
These professionals provide communication support to people with acquired deaf-blindness (sometimes known as dual-sensory loss). They are often hired to help deafblind clients access vital services.
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Braille
A system of writing and printing for blind or visually impaired people, in which raised dots representing letters and numerals are identified by touch.
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Large Print
The formatting of a book or other text document to accommodate people who have poor vision.
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Transcription
For the written word only, the transfer of meaning from one language to another.
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