Consecutive Interpreting: In this mode, the interpreter listens to a segment of speech and begins interpreting after the speaker pauses.This approach is common in settings like medical appointments, legal depositions, and interviews, where clear and accurate communication is essential, and the interaction involves a smaller group.The process allows the interpreter to convey the message in manageable portions, ensuring clarity and precision.

Simultaneous Interpreting: Here, the interpreter translates the speaker’s words in real-time, with minimal delay. This method is typically used in large conferences, international meetings, or live broadcasts, where immediate translation is necessary to keep the flow of communication uninterrupted. Interpreters often work from soundproof booths, listening to the speaker through headphones and delivering the interpretation via microphones to the audience’s headsets.