Vicki
Head of Public Sector
Professional language services can help you and your organisation to communicate with those who speak other languages across a wide range of situations.
Which language services can you procure?
- Interpreting:
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- Face to face spoken language interpreting
- Pre-booked remote spoken language interpreting using the tools of your choice (MS Teams, Skype, Attend Anywhere as examples)
- On-demand remote audio and video spoken language interpreting (known as telephone and video interpreting)
- Translation
- Deaf, Deafblind and British Sign Language (BSL) interpreting (face-to-face and video)
- Sight impaired translation for blind and visually impaired users
- Easy Read and other services for users with learning difficulties
- Transcription
- Other non-spoken interpreting, including palantype (speech-to-text), International Sign, Lipread and Lipspeak
Organisations we work with
“Capita Translation and interpreting provided us with a site based interpreter, to enable the hospital to effectively meet the demands of Lithuanian-speaking patients in a timely fashion.”
How to procure language services
We are on a number of procurement frameworks, available to a number of public sector organisations, including:
- National Health Service and Health and Social Care
- Central government departments and agencies
- Local government organisations
- Police and emergency services
- Registered charities
Public sector frameworks
We’re listed on a number of high profile frameworks, such as ESPO and CCS, which offer a fast, easy and competitive route to procure language services.
Login to the Customer Portal
This platform is available to all of our existing public sector clients. Here you can place and monitor interpreter bookings, view interpreter details, and track key information for reporting.
Providing a high quality, efficient service
Our interpreters require a wide range of skills and abilities to meet the various requirements of our diverse range of clients. Linguists will be assigned to your jobs based on different criteria, such as whether they might be working within a healthcare environment, legal situation or with informal community groups.
Meet the public sector team
