Interview transcription

An interview flows better if the interviewer and respondent are fully engaged in the process. Recording the interview for transcription is a way of helping you get the most out of your work. Interview transcription provides you with a document which allows you to search for the relevant themes and key details without having to scribble notes during the conversation. We can add timestamps to the transcript to allow you to refer back to the audio with ease if the need arises.

Read some of our blog posts about interview transcription

Most of our work is the transcription of one to one interviews performed by academic researchers which forms a large part of the data for their PhD/Post-doctoral research. Therefore the need for accuracy and faithful transcription of nuance could mean the difference between useful and misleading data. Every transcript is proofed by a dedicated proofing team to make sure we are giving you the most accurate transcript possible.

Our specialist knowledge allows us to accurately transcribe any academic topic which gives you the advantage of being able to find key points and spot themes and trends more easily than listening through and taking notes.

We also have a range of transcript templates available depending on how you analyse your interviews - have a look at our templates. Our standard template is best for analysing interviews on paper and our NVivo template is designed for computed aided analysis. Other options, such as line numbering or time stamps, are also available. 

Read some of our blog posts about transcription for academic research


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