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AI-powered platform helps students improve communication skills

by Rhiannon Bowman
September 9, 2024
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The platform offers students instant feedback on their body language, vocal tone, and word choice by simply uploading a video. Image: uSpeek

The platform offers students instant feedback on their body language, vocal tone, and word choice by simply uploading a video. Image: uSpeek

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In today’s fast-paced world, having strong communication and interpersonal skills is crucial for success. uSpeek, an innovative AI-powered platform, is revolutionising how students from schools and colleges can enhance these skills with confidence.

The platform offers students instant feedback on their body language, vocal tone, and word choice by simply uploading a video. The AI generates an in-depth report, highlighting areas of strength and improvement. This allows students to focus on specific elements that need polishing, whether it’s their posture, voice modulation, or vocabulary. The report provides insights similar to what an experienced human trainer or teacher would offer, making the process highly personalised.

uSpeek’s library is filled with over 100 learning videos that guide users in honing their communication skills. The lessons cover various aspects of human behaviour, helping students gain valuable experience from real-world scenarios. This blend of AI with the vast knowledge of millions of people’s experiences makes the platform unique. It empowers students to improve step-by-step, building both confidence and competence in their interpersonal interactions.

Whether a student is preparing for a class presentation or an important interview, uSpeek ensures they are ready by providing actionable feedback. With continuous practice and personalised guidance, students can transform their communication skills, growing into confident individuals ready to thrive in any environment.

uSpeek bridges the gap between AI and human expertise, delivering feedback that feels like it comes from an experienced coach. By combining cutting-edge technology with a human touch, it offers a comprehensive learning experience to build the next generation of confident communicators.

For more information, visit www.uspeeknow.com.

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