In-person interpreting
An interpreter attends the appointment or venue. Particularly suitable for sensitive, complex or lengthy meetings where body language and direct interaction matter.
Delivery options
Flexible access,
consistent standards
Effective interpreting is more than replacing words from one language with words from another. The interpreter must listen accurately, understand context and terminology, preserve meaning and tone, and communicate impartially without adding, omitting or changing the message. For organisational clients, we consider the language and dialect, specialist subject, safeguarding or confidentiality requirements, participant numbers, location, technology, accessibility, notice period and continuity needs before matching the assignment. This helps clients secure an appropriate interpreter and delivery method while maintaining professional standards across routine, sensitive and time-critical communication.
Interpreting that supports confident organisational communication
For organisations, reliable interpreting can be essential to access, informed decision-making, service quality and fair participation. LSS works to make the process straightforward: clients provide the assignment details, language requirements and context; we identify an appropriate linguist and confirm the suitable delivery arrangement. Where continuity matters, recurring requirements can be coordinated with consistent briefing information and preferred linguist arrangements, subject to availability.
Our linguists are selected for professional competence, language capability and suitability for the assignment. Depending on the setting, this may include relevant sector experience, confidentiality expectations and appropriate vetting. We support both one-off assignments and regular language-access requirements, with responsive coordination for urgent work and careful preparation for complex or high-stakes meetings.
Video remote interpreting
Participants connect through an agreed video platform. Visual cues support communication while avoiding travel and widening access to specialist linguists.
Telephone interpreting
Audio-only interpreting for urgent, short or straightforward conversations. It is practical when participants are in different locations or video is unsuitable.
Conference interpreting
Planned language support for formal events, presentations and multi-participant meetings, including coordination of languages, format and equipment.