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Three things you should know about interpreting in Europe

 | Interpreter insights
The European interpreting market is flourishing. Here are three essential points to bear in mind and help you navigate your way through the labyrinth.
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Calliope-Interpreters send Season's Greetings from around the world

Season's Greetings from Calliope-Interpreters

 | Interpreter insights
In 2018: 40 languages, 50 countries, 1,426 conferences, events and meetings. Wherever you are in the world, contact us for tailor-made interpretation services of the highest quality. Calliope-Interpreters, your local global network.
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A unique interpretation challenge

 | Customer stories
When 37,000 Roman Catholic pilgrims congregated in Dublin for the Pastoral Congress of the World Meeting of Families (WMOF), Calliope’s member for Ireland, Alexandra Hambling, was on hand to tackle a unique interpretation challenge.
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interprète en langue des signes Maya de Wit

Introducing Maya de Wit: consultant sign language interpreter

 | Interpreter insights
Calliope-Interpreters is proud to introduce its latest member, Maya de Wit, who is Calliope’s new worldwide contact for sign language interpreting.
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How remote should interpretation be?

 | Interpretation best practices
Guidelines to ensure successful multilingual communication when the interpreters are in a (slightly) remote location.
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Are all bilinguals automatically interpreters?

 | Interpretation best practices, Interpreter insights
Bilinguals are not automatically interpreters; simultaneous interpreting requires rigorous training and hours of practice.
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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.