In France, more than one in two people under the age of 35 have been turned down for a responsible position because of their lack of English skills. Faced with this observation, Flowchase wanted to develop an e-learning application to help people improve their pronunciation in English so that they could unleash their full professional potential.
Improve your English pronunciation with AI
Make learning English fun and entertaining: this is the company’s motto Flow Who creates a E-learning application Unprecedented. From this tool, learners can now practice improving their pronunciation in English at their own pace, thanks to the help of artificial intelligence.
During oral sessions, the technology analyzes users’ voices to detect any pronunciation errors, giving each of them personalized advice to improve their pronunciation in English. The ideal? Help people develop their English language skills to open up new career opportunities, at a time when English proficiency is a highly valued skill in the job market.
Concept formation in Europe
Faced with the success of the application already used in about twenty schools and companies in France, Belgium and Spain, the managers of Flowchase want to offer their tool to business schools and companies to suit each audience. .
“Whether training in companies or in higher education, in the long term, our desire is to become references at the European level. We now want to create new partnerships with companies or schools interested in solutions such as language learning. Zoé Broisson, co-founder of the app, explains the matter.
To achieve its objectives, Flowchase is now looking to internationalize its teams and will integrate the EdTech accelerator in Paris next September.
Mastery of the English language and its pronunciation is becoming a necessity for an individual’s career prospects and the operations of an export company that sees its revenue increase as its employees reach a certain level. Faced with these strategic challenges, while the importance of English will continue to grow over the next few years, FlowSase wants to accelerate its efforts to allow as many people as possible to progress at their own pace, thanks to the use of e-learning. Totally dedicated.
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