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3 things you should know about simultaneous interpretation in Africa

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With years of experience as an interpreter based in Accra, Ghana, Calliope member Victor Imboua-Niava shares insights on simultaneous interpretation in Africa.
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Beyond Sydney: conference-friendly Australia

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If you are planning a conference in Australia, remember Sydney is not your only option. Learn about the advantages of choosing one of the other main cities.
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3 things you need to know about webcasting with interpretation - Calliope-Interpreters

3 things you need to know about webcasting with interpretation

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Webcasting with interpretation can be a very useful tool. Check out these top tips to make sure you get it right first time around.
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Calliope member Christoph Renfer whispering to British author Ken Follett at Basel Book Fair.

Whispering: an alternative form of interpretation

 | Interpreter insights
Whispering is a simple, straightforward interpretation solution, suitable only for small meetings of short duration.
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Each participant needs a headset to tune into the language of their choice.

Standardized booths for simultaneous interpretation

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This checklist helps you meet the equipment requirements for simultaneous interpretation, consecutive interpretation and other types of interpretation.
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Handle last-minute changes to your event like a pro

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What if a speaker gets added to the program at the last minute or an interpreter falls ill? Anticipating potential issues can help you handle them smoothly.
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Calliope and its members all belong to the International Association of Conference Interpreters (AIIC), which sets standards in the field of conference interpreting.