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Live Translation
Teach in Hindi. Heard in French.
The best tutor for a student may not speak their language, or may have an accent they find hard to follow. With Live Translation, a tutor teaches in one language and the student hears another, and accent modulation makes the tutor sound familiar.
Your best math tutor speaks Hindi, and your new student speaks French. With Live Translation, the tutor teaches in Hindi and the student hears French.
Your strongest teacher may not speak your students’ language. With Live Translation, you teach in one language and students hear another.
Your best trainer speaks one language, and your teams speak another. With Live Translation, the trainer speaks in one and the group hears the other.
In the room, students hear your own voice. Live Translation works when you teach online, where students hear you through the Space.
In the room, the group hears your own voice. Live Translation works when you train online, where people hear you through the Space.
Your child can learn from a great tutor who doesn’t speak your language. The tutor teaches in theirs, and your child hears their own.
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What it solves
- Too few tutors for every subject and slot
- Matched with students who don’t fit
- Learning in a second language
Helps you
Teach better · Earn more
Part of
AI
The problem
The best tutor doesn’t speak the student’s language
Programs are limited to tutors who share each student’s language and are easy for them to understand. That leaves too few tutors for some subjects and times, and students learning in a second language fall behind.
一般的な方法
Programs match only on language, turn families away or pair students with tutors they struggle to understand.
How Pencil Spaces solves it
Live translation: for example, the tutor speaks Hindi and the student hears French. Accent modulation: a tutor with a strong accent can come across in the accent the student knows best.
変更点
Match every student with the best tutor, in any language, wherever they are.
What it looks like
実際には
A tutor speaks Hindi and her student hears French. Another tutor with a strong accent comes across in the accent his student knows best.
In a 1:1 lesson
You match a French-speaking student with your strongest physics tutor, who teaches in Hindi.
In a group class
A teacher with a strong accent comes across in the accent her students know best.
In a virtual training
Your trainer in Delhi delivers a compliance program in Hindi, and the team in Paris hears French.
In your classroom
In an online intervention lesson, a tutor teaches in Spanish and the student hears English.
In the training room
When the workshop runs online, a facilitator speaks Hindi and the group hears French.
At home
Your daughter learns chemistry from a top tutor who speaks Hindi, and hears every word in French.
