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Languages, accessibility and where Teachrity is used

Teachrity runs voice practice in English and 12 Indian languages so dealers, reps and students can rehearse in the language they actually use. Accessibility arrangements are agreed per cohort, and regional pages below explain how the platform is framed for India, Southeast Asia and Australia.

Practise in the language of the customer

Sales reps, dealers and frontline staff often sell in Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Bengali, Gujarati and other regional languages. Practising in that language makes the rehearsal match the real conversation.

Accessibility

Extra time, alternative submission routes and quiet practice windows can be agreed with the programme owner. Rubrics should reward reasoning and responsiveness, not accent or speech rate.

India first

India is the primary market, with terms familiar to the audience: B.Ed, ITEP, MBA, PGDM, LLB, IHM, UGC, AICTE, NAAC, NBA and the DPDP Act. We never claim regulator endorsement or guaranteed accreditation.

Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam

Higher education, polytechnic, TVET, BPO and distributor-network use is framed around local vocabulary, with country-specific data rules such as the Singapore and Malaysia PDPA reviewed before rollout. Funding claims such as HRD Corp are confirmed locally before they are stated.

Australia

Higher-education initial teacher education and vocational (RTO) training are treated as separate sectors. Simulations rehearse conversations and never replace mandatory live workplace assessment.

Scenarios in this track

12 practice scenarios sit under this topic. Open any to see the situation a learner rehearses.

Multilingual Accessible Voice Simulation Training

A cohort includes learners with different language needs and a student who cannot use the default interaction mode.

Multilingual AI Role Play Training Platform

A distributed team needs to rehearse the same customer conversation in more than one language.

AI Simulation For Colleges In India

An Indian college wants students to practise an employability conversation before placements.

AI Assessment And Role Play Platform Singapore University

A Singapore education provider wants to assess communication through a scenario while checking institutional requirements.

AI Simulation Training Platform Malaysia

A training provider wants learners to rehearse a workplace interaction before practical assessment.

AI Role Play Training Platform Indonesia

A buyer wants consistent conversations across regions and asks about language and local examples.

AI Role Play Training Platform Philippines

A college or BPO training team wants learners to handle a customer escalation consistently.

AI Sales Simulation Platform Thailand

A partner manager wants dealers to explain a product accurately across locations.

AI Sales Training Simulation Vietnam

A manufacturer wants distributors to handle product objections without making unapproved claims.

AI Assessment And Simulation Platform Australia

A university wants evidence of reasoning alongside an AI-assisted assignment.

AI Assessment Simulation Software For RTO Australia

An RTO wants learners to rehearse a workplace conversation before a competency assessment.

AI Role Play Training Platform Australia

An L&D lead wants distributed staff to practise a customer conversation and compare feedback with manager review.

Frequently asked questions

Which languages are available?+

English and 12 Indian languages. Ask for the current list for your scenario type, as availability can vary by scenario.

Can a rubric score be affected by accent?+

It should not. Accent, pitch and speech-rate variation are not scoring criteria in the default rubric.

Is Teachrity available outside India?+

Yes, with scoping. We start with a pilot and check local data protection, language and assessment rules before wider rollout.

Teachrity supports practice and evidence. Consequential decisions, such as grades, certification or hiring, stay with accountable people at the institution or employer.

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