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25. Can I use this simulator for practicing group discussion?

26. What are the Physical Contents of SpeakEnglishGym software package?

▪ Cognitive Educational Psychology ▪ Artificial Intelligence & Customisation

All the Positives of Copyrighted/Patented Products,

1. World’s first & only Spoken English Simulator.

We cause learning Grammar & Vocabulary through

We Have Original Interactive Software that is beyond

3. Quick Demonstration of Domain Knowledge: 8. Confidence in Personal Interactions:

Compare this with the Benefits from Interview Simulator &

You have heard about “Transferable Skills”. Transferable skills are

Programs don’t customize and combine candidate’s domain

● Must help fine-tune body-language and provide feedback on interview etiquette.

● Must build ability to handle complex, twisted HR questions.

3. Peer Review: Request a friend to evaluate your

Think of the latest MRI scanning machines. art

6. Guides’ advices instils priceless industry wisdom

7. Due to the realistic interview tension created, the student

5. The primary language- your body language: You have ample

6. Quick listening, and on-the-spot response abilities:

7. Acquiring industry wisdom: All ‘best responses’ and ‘guide’s

35. How do I uninstall the SpeakEnglishGym software?

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