Conference interpreters
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Simultaneous interpreting
Do you want to connect with a global audience?
Hire professional interpreters for your in-person or virtual events and ensure smooth real-time communication in multiple languages.
Contact us to design a bespoke interpreting service and make your multilingual events a resounding success.
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Interpretation booths
At conferences and other in-person events, simultaneous interpreters translate in real-time from a soundproof booth.
High-quality audio is essential for accurate interpreting.
From their booth, interpreters receive the speaker’s speech and transmit it to attendees via receivers with headsets.
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Portable interpretation equipment
Alternatively, an Infoport system or other portable interpreting solutions can be used without a booth.
These convenient devices include a transmitter microphone for the interpreter and wireless receivers for the listeners.
This particular interpreting method is ideal for guided tours and dynamic meetings requiring mobility and flexibility.
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Consecutive and liaison interpreting
In this form of interpreting, the interpreter listens to the message in the original language, takes notes, and delivers the translation once the speaker has finished.
Consecutive or liaison interpreting is a perfect solution for events involving two different languages.
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Whispered interpreting
The interpreter whispers the translation into the participant’s ear while the speaker is talking, always in a discreet and professional manner.
This technique, known as chuchotage, is ideal for small-scale events where only a few attendees require simultaneous translation into another language.
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Multilingual solutions
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Specialised translation
When translating technical, medical, or legal texts, machine translation alone won't suffice.
The expertise of a professional human translator ensures not only the quality and accuracy of the content but also its confidentiality and compliance of industry standards.
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Sworn translation
Secure your urgently needed document—translated, signed, and sealed by a sworn translator—in record time.
Step into your appointments confident that all your documents are prepared and legally compliant for academic, legal, or immigration procedures with both Spanish and foreign authorities. -
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Quality assurance
It's easy to overlook grammar and style errors —let alone in a foreign language. Yet our professional linguists do much more than ensure flawless spelling and grammar.
Equipped with style guides, terminology glossaries, and detailed instructions, they deliver a polished and precise text that aligns perfectly with your brand’s identity.
“I'm not looking for a specific service, but rather a partner to help drive my brand and multilingual strategy”
“I’m already generating content with AI, but I spend too much time reviewing and fixing mistakes”
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Machine translation post-editing (known as MTPE) is the process in which a professional translator reviews and refines a translation produced by an artificial intelligence system.
A post-editor corrects errors and mistranslations, ensuring the final text matches your brand’s style and terminology. For many, MTPE offers the best of both worlds: the speed of machine translation paired with the linguistic rigour of an expert translator.
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Copywriting is the art of crafting advertising and brand content that resonates with your audience.
Our copywriters turn words into action with strategic texts that attract, persuade, and sell.
Tell us about your project and we’ll give your brand a distinctive voice and identity.
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Localisation goes beyond mere translation—it adapts your product, UX, and content to the unique linguistic, cultural, and functional nuances of each target market.
Localisers fine-tune cultural references, tone, and formats so your product resonates and performs effectively in its local context. Localized keywords, metadata, tagging, and optimized site structures reach global audiences with native-level precision.
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Transcreation is a creative process that adapts a message from one language to another without losing its original intent, effectiveness, tone, or impact.
The goal is to recreate the message in a way that evokes the same emotional connection with the audience, especially in advertising, slogans, and marketing campaigns.
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Subscribe to One Call at a Time, our flexible package of one-to-one phone classes with native English teachers, tailored for each member of your team.
Help your staff sharpen their English, and gain confidence and fluency in real work situations, by improving their professional communication skills in a practical and effective way.
You choose the frequency of the lessons; they choose their preferred schedule and the topics they would like to practise. Once the session is scheduled, just wait for the phone to ring.
After each session, every member will receive individual feedback from our teachers to maximise their learning and ensure they are always ready for business.
Book a trial class and explore our flexible packages, tailored to your company’s size and needs.
Meet our team
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THOMAS HAY
Thomas Hay is a freelance translator, copywriter, and editor for a wide range of international clients.
He holds a Double MA in Spanish and French from the University of Glasgow and combines his translation expertise with audiovisual content creation to craft impactful communication.
Beyond his writing services, Thomas teaches English to professionals, with a special focus on business communication and the football industry in Spain.
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ALBA MADERO
Alba Madero is a conference interpreter and translator of English, Spanish, French, and Catalan.
With a postgraduate degree in both Consecutive and Simultaneous Interpreting, Alba’s career spans from international organizations to the private sector, although she particularly enjoys interpreting for civil society.
Since 2021, Alba Madero has been training future interpreters as an associate lecturer at the Autonomous University of Madrid.