For students & new grads
Ace the interview.
Nail the seminar.
Practise the real moments — interviews, seminars, pitches, group work — get scored, and walk in confident. Free to start.
Great grades don't always translate to a great interview. Being articulate is a skill you can train — leading with your point, answering under pressure, sounding sure of yourself. Practise it here before it counts.
Practice
See what the coach sees
Answer this real scenario out loud or in writing. See exactly what to sharpen.
Try it now— free demo, no account needed
You're in an interview for a role you really want. The interviewer opens with the classic: "So — tell me about yourself." You have about 90 seconds. Most people ramble through their whole résumé in order and lose the room; a strong answer leads with a clear headline about who you are and the value you bring, then backs it with a couple of proof points.
Your task: Speak or write your answer (3–5 sentences): open with a one-sentence headline about who you are and what you're good at, then 2–3 sentences of proof — a result, a relevant strength, and why this role.
Missing details? Invent realistic ones — a number, a name, a date. The coach scores how you use specifics, not whether they’re real.
Your answer is processed by our AI coach to generate feedback and never stored. Privacy
Your recording is never stored — it's sent once to our AI coach for feedback, then discarded. Privacy
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The difference
Training, not chatting
A chat assistant will tell you it went well. Training is practice that's measured.
Asking a chat assistant
Training here
Asking a chat assistant
Praise that shifts with every conversation
Training here
Designed so the same answer earns the same score — on a published rubric
Asking a chat assistant
No delivery scorecard
Training here
Pace, fillers, enunciation, tone — scored from your real audio
Asking a chat assistant
Every chat starts from zero
Training here
Mastery, streaks, and your weakest habit — tracked across sessions
Asking a chat assistant
Generic advice
Training here
Exercises written for your profession and level
Know where you stand
Every answer gets a clear score and the one habit to fix first — so you know exactly where your communication stands before you walk into an interview.
Practise real scenarios
Interviews, seminar questions, pitches, group projects, emails to a professor. Answer out loud or in writing, get scored, and see a stronger version in your own words.
Never marked down for your accent
For international students especially: we coach a full 11-point rubric across delivery and writing — never your accent. Clear is not the same as native.
Every plan also includes Ask — a live voice conversation where you say something rough and hear it back articulated — and Play, a head-to-head articulation duel you can challenge a friend to. They just open your link; no account needed on their side.
Method
How it works
Pick a real moment
An interview question, a seminar point, a group-project update — the moments that actually decide how you come across.
Answer out loud or in writing
The coach scores your answer against a clear 11-point rubric — spoken delivery and writing — no vague “be more confident.” The free demo gives you five coached attempts to try it out, no account.
See the stronger version
Get the exact fixes and a rewrite in your own words, read aloud — then practise again until it’s a habit.
Answers
Questions students ask
Is it free for students?
Yes — a free account unlocks the interview & early-career practice set: five coached exercises (spoken and written), five attempts each, with your scores saved. Paid plans unlock the full ten-module course, with a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Will it help with interviews, seminars, and pitches?
Yes. You practise realistic scenarios — answering under pressure, giving a clear update, making a case — and get scored on a full 11-point rubric across delivery and writing, with specific fixes you can apply immediately.
English is my second language. Is this for me?
Especially for you. Artiluca coaches your delivery and writing and never marks you down for your accent. Most international students are sharp on ideas and only need the habits that get those ideas heard.
How is this different from ChatGPT?
ChatGPT rewrites a sentence. Artiluca scores you against a rubric, remembers your weakest habit across answers, and makes you practise out loud until it sticks. It’s a coach, not an editor.
What a free account unlocks
No credit card — yours to keep.
- The interview & early-career practice set — 5 coached exercises
- Both spoken and written practice — scored on a full 11-point rubric (5 delivery + 6 writing)
- 5 coached attempts on each exercise
- Your scores saved and progress tracked across sessions
- The free communication guides to read anytime
Pay by the term, not the year
The Student Semester Pass bills every 4 months in CAD — about one third of the annual price, so you pay only for the terms you need. It needs a school email, and the 14-day money-back guarantee applies.
- High school$27 CAD / 4 months
- Undergraduate$50 CAD / 4 months
- Postgraduate$100 CAD / 4 months
For high-school learners, the pass should be purchased by a parent or guardian — purchases require an adult, and learners aged 13–15 need parent/guardian consent to use the coach (see the subscription terms).
See student pricing →Start free — no card needed
Practise the interview & early-career set free — coached and saved. Upgrade any time for the full course; every plan has a 14-day money-back guarantee.
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