Simultaneous Interpreting Services
Express Translate provides simultaneous interpreting for conferences, seminars and multilingual events. Interpreters convey speech while the speaker continues, with listeners receiving interpreted audio through the event’s audio setup. The service is available worldwide, in all languages and remotely.
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Simultaneous Interpreting at a Glance
Simultaneous interpreting supports events where stopping for interpretation would interrupt the programme. Language channels, interpreter preparation and venue audio arrangements need to be planned together.
Interpretation alongside speech
Participants listen while the speaker continues. Languages and audience setup define the requirements.
Agenda and terminology
Share the programme, slides, speaker information and technical terms in advance.
Confirm the setup
Booths, microphones, headsets and technical support must be addressed in the brief. The quote confirms what is included.
For discussions where speakers can pause, compare consecutive interpreting. Choose the format before confirming the agenda and technical setup.
Meetings and Events We Support
Tell us the setting, participants and subject so the assignment can be planned.
Conferences
For organizers bringing together multilingual participants. Provide programme and language requirements.
Seminars & Congresses
For organizations sharing specialist content without repeated pauses. Supply speaker information.
International Meetings
For teams supporting several languages. Identify language directions and participant numbers.
Live Broadcasts
For teams planning multilingual spoken content. Explain the format and audio workflow.
Sports Events
For organizers handling international speakers and audiences. Identify the relevant sessions.
Symposiums
For professional organizers presenting specialist talks. Share abstracts and slides.
Consecutive interpreting uses pauses. Simultaneous interpreting runs alongside the speaker. Match the format to your event.
Arrange Your Interpreter in 3 Steps
1
Send Your Event Brief
Email the programme, language directions, participant numbers, dates and venue or event platform.
2
Review the Assignment
Confirm interpreter arrangements, session coverage, equipment responsibilities and technical support.
3
Prepare for the Event
Provide speaker materials and terminology, and agree the audio checks and event contacts before the assignment.
Simultaneous Interpreting Pricing
Languages & Programme
Language directions, subject and sessions determine the assignment.
Duration & Team
Event length and concurrent sessions inform interpreter arrangements.
Technical Setup
Audio, booths, headsets and support need a confirmed scope.
Interpreting is quoted by assignment. Document translation page rates do not apply.
Send the event brief to confirm availability and receive a quote before booking.
Prepare for Your Assignment
A useful brief connects the interpreter, participants and event arrangements.
Event Requirements
Send dates, agenda, venue, audience size and languages.
Technical Coordination
Confirm audio distribution, equipment responsibility and rehearsal arrangements.
Interpreter Preparation
Provide presentations, names and terminology ahead of the event.
Interpreting is available in all countries and languages, including remotely. Equipment, travel and technical support are included only when confirmed in your quote.
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Simultaneous Interpreting: Your Questions Answered
What is simultaneous interpreting?
The interpreter conveys speech while the speaker continues. Express Translate provides this service in all countries and languages, including remotely. Participants hear interpreted audio through the planned event setup.
Is interpreting equipment included?
Equipment and support must be confirmed in the quote. Describe the venue and equipment available rather than assuming they are included.
How is this different from consecutive interpreting?
Simultaneous interpreting runs alongside the speaker, while consecutive interpreting uses pauses for the interpreter to speak. Choose the format around the audience, agenda and technical arrangements; document translation rates do not apply to either assignment.
What should speakers provide?
Share slides, prepared remarks, speaker names and terminology as early as possible for preparation.
How much does it cost?
Pricing depends on languages, duration, subject, team needs and technical arrangements. A document-page rate does not apply.
What event details are needed before you can confirm availability?
Send the dates, programme, language directions, venue or event platform, audience size and any concurrent sessions. State the audio equipment already available and who will handle technical coordination.
Does the assignment include a transcript or translated recording?
Not automatically. Live interpreting, recording, transcription and written translation are separate tasks. Include any required post-event output in the brief so its scope can be confirmed.
How do I request an assignment?
Use the email event brief link to send your requirements to [email protected]. Availability, scope and price are confirmed before booking.
Plan Your Interpreting Assignment
Email the languages, date, location and schedule to receive a tailored quote.

