What is considered “technical” interpretation?
Such interpretation requires that the linguist has background education or knowledge about the subject matter. The interpreter should have sufficient time to prepare for the subject with as much background information and brochures as are available. Subjects classified as “technical” may include medical, computer, machinery, etc. Most technical interpretation only requires the interpreter to provide consecutive interpretation.
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