Interpreting services in Canada have undergone significant changes and advancements in recent years. With Canada's diverse and growing immigrant population, the need for qualified interpreters in a variety of languages has increased substantially.
Read MoreTo become a certified interpreter in Canada, one must undergo a rigorous process that combines education, training, and assessment.
Read MoreAt Professional Interpreting Canada, we have a team of skilled and experienced interpreters who can help you communicate effectively with your French-speaking clients, partners, and colleagues.
Read MoreThe market for translating and interpreting is awash with new technology, which is great for patients and providers—when it works. As primarily face to face interpreter, we have often heard doctors and nurses complaining about poor connection or sound quality when using a phone or video interpreter.
Read MoreWhenever you need something to be translated, it’s important to get it right first. Otherwise, you run the risk of embarrassing yourself or insulting someone.
Read MoreThe market for translating and interpreting is awash with new technology, which is great for patients and providers—when it works. As a primarily face to face interpreter, we have often heard doctors and nurses complaining about poor connection or sound quality when using a telephonic or video interpreter.
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