Fifty minutes of real Business English conversation with Roland’s AI coach. You’ll argue your case, handle push-back and talk through real work situations — with your key corrections and new expressions saved along the way.
Start speaking now50 minutes, one real business topic — and you do most of the talking.
Every lesson opens with a carefully curated Conversation Starter. Your coach talks with you like a real colleague would — sharing insightful stories, reacting to yours, and along the way correcting your speech and diving deeper into the mistakes that matter most — including the ones typical for speakers of your language. Then your top 4 takeaways go up on the board.
You said: “I am working on this project since March.”
Corrected Form: I have been working on this project since March.
Roland · AI “Could you please read the corrected form out loud?”Read a short text on today’s business topic out loud, then sharpen your Communication and Business Expressions by choosing 3 from the Language Toolkit. Choose well — you’ll put them to the test in the Workplace Challenge.
Part 2: Keep up with the times — stay modern and follow new developments.
Roland · AI “Are those your final answers?”A real situation from the office lands on the board — today, whether your company should trial a four-day week. Write your answer and present your argument. Then get ready for some push-back: your coach steps into the role of your manager and challenges you, just like at work. Afterwards you get clear feedback and a polished version of your answer, built on your new expressions.
From my perspective, we should run the trial. The biggest advantage would be attracting young talent — it shows we keep up with the times.
Roland · AI “Do you have any questions on that before we move on?”Now open the topic up into a real, free-flowing conversation: your opinions, your experience, your industry. In the final minutes your coach walks you through your lesson feedback. Then it all lands on your dashboard — corrections, new expressions, scores and homework — and your coach remembers it for next time.
We’re not competing with ChatGPT or the other AI companies — in fact, TeachMeAI runs on their paid, premium voice service, one of the best-performing voice models available today. What we add is the structure: Roland’s lesson plan, a shared whiteboard, feedback on your own mistakes, and a coach that remembers you from one lesson to the next. Your $10 covers both.
Your coach leads all 50 minutes, following Roland’s lesson plan. It puts the agenda on the board, guides you through each step, and listens to everything you say. As you talk, it writes on the shared whiteboard: the expressions for today, your mistakes with the corrected form, and an improved version of your challenge answer. It also keeps an eye on the clock, so the lesson finishes on time with your feedback. Afterwards, your notes, scores and homework are saved to your dashboard — and your coach remembers your mistakes for next time.
Mostly, you talk. You’ll chat about a conversation starter, read a short text out loud, choose three expressions with the checkboxes on the board, write a short answer to a workplace challenge, and then talk it through with your coach playing your manager or a colleague. You can ask a question at any time — just ask, the way you would with a teacher.
No. Your coach is an AI built on Roland’s teaching method and curriculum. You’ll see Roland’s photo and hear an AI voice. Roland designs the lessons — he isn’t on the call.
Yes. You tell us your native language when you sign up. Your takeaways point out the mistakes that are typical for speakers of your language — and if you’re really stuck on something, your coach briefly explains it in your language, then switches straight back to English.
Yes. Your coach remembers the mistakes you make, the expressions you’ve learned and how you’re progressing. If the same mistake comes back, it tells you — for example, “Recurring mistake — 3rd lesson”.
No. Each lesson brings a new business topic from Roland’s library, with its own reading, expressions and workplace challenge.
A computer with a camera and microphone, a quiet place and a stable internet connection. Before the lesson starts, we check your camera, microphone and connection.
Just rejoin — the lesson picks up where you left off. The lesson timer keeps running while you’re away.
No. Your camera is only there so you can see yourself — it never leaves your browser. We don’t keep a transcript of your conversation: what we keep is your whiteboard, your feedback, and your coach’s notes on your progress.
