There are three common main types of interpretation in terms of interpretation technique:1. In consecutive interpretation the interpreter serves as an intermediary between speakers. interpreters listen to the speech and the speaker pauses, allowing the interpreter to repeat statements in another language. Common areas, where the Consecutive Interpretation technique is used are court hearings, depositions, business meetings and negotiations, medical appointments, tours, informal meetings and other events.2. In simultaneous interpretation the interpreter renders the interpretation in real-time, while the speaker is still continuing his speech. The interpreter wears a headset in order to listen to the speaker and almost simultaneously render the message into a microphone in a target language. People needing interpretation wear headphones to listen to their preferred language channel. Simultaneous interpretation is often used for virtual and/ or on-site events, such as large conferences, conventions, seminars, panel discussions, press conferences, and other types of social events.3. In whispered interpretation or Chuchotage the interpreter provides interpretation simultaneously to a small audience of less than four people. In this setting, the interpreter is located close to the audience and whispers the interpretation into their ears. This is often used in bilateral meetings and small settings.