What interpreters should wear, what to avoid and the practical details nobody thinks of. A professional’s guide.
What to wear for an interpreting assignment: a guide to being seen without being noticed Read Post »
No slides, no speech, assignment in three days? My 6-step method for researching efficiently and arriving in the booth fully prepared.
Preparing for an interpreting assignment when you don’t have the presentations Read Post »
Speaking several languages is not enough to become an interpreter. Discover the 7 qualities that really make the difference, in the booth and in the field.
Professional secrecy, neutrality, fidelity… The basic ethical rules of interpreting, explained simply, for clients and future interpreters alike.
The 6 ethical rules every interpreter must follow Read Post »
A successful multilingual training course depends on suitable interpreting: interaction, exercises, technical jargon. What changes, and how to organise it well.
Interpreting a training session: why it’s not like any other conference Read Post »
Simultaneous, consecutive, whispered or remote: the strengths, limits and uses of each interpreting mode, to make the right choice for your event.
Acoustic shocks, fatigue, tinnitus: remote interpreting has revealed a real risk to interpreters’ hearing. What you need to know and how to protect yourself.
Remote interpreting: why sound is a health issue Read Post »
Machine interpreting, live subtitles, voice translation: where AI really stands in 2026, and when a human interpreter remains irreplaceable.
Will AI replace interpreters? What the research really says Read Post »
Why do interpreters work in pairs? Why ask for breaks? A dive into the mental load of interpreting, and my tips for managing it.
Inside an interpreter’s head: stress, concentration and recovery Read Post »
