1 in 3 students struggle with speaking English

Offer your student the flexibility of English speaking practice at home with ELSA’s Artificial Intelligence Coach

Meet ELSA

ELSA (English Language Speech Assistant) is the perfect complement to traditional learning methods of English speaking. We use an artificial intelligence coach to teach students how to speak English confidently and correctly.

Backed by Google, our award-winning speech recognition AI gives 95% accurate feedback real-time. It allows students to compare their speech to a native speaker’s, study their mistakes, and receive tips for improvement.

Bring ELSA to Your Classroom

Many students go through years of English education without being able to speak confidently. Gaining confidence takes patience and lots of one-on-one practice.

ELSA takes the pressure away by allowing students to practice at home with our AI coach and receive immediate feedback, therefore helping perfect theirspeaking skillsand boosting their confidence.

Give your students access to 40,000+ speaking exercises

We cover all important speaking skills: pronunciation, fluency, intonation, word stress, listening, and contextual vocabulary. We also provide an IELTS, TOEFL, CEFR,PTE, and TOEIC speaking score predictor.

Our app feature 200+ topics and 8,000+ lessons, accessible from any mobile device so your students can practice anywhere with ease.

Create personalized learning paths for your classes

Our world class linguists will tailor the content to your needs based on your class level and curriculum, you can give your students that extra advantage of learning the necessary skills.

As a teacher/ admin, you can create customized, shareable word lists for your students to match your current curriculum.

Measure students' study time and progress with real-time analytics

ELSA management dashboard allows schools/ teachers/ admins access to create classrooms, invite learners, track usage, engagement, and progress for a group of learners, and provide the reporting capabilities including minutes and lessons studied, as well as progress by student, class and department: