Practise technical English for engineers
Engineers rarely struggle with technical vocabulary — you read it every day. The struggle is spoken: explaining a design decision to a client, reporting a problem on site without sounding alarmed, pushing back on an unrealistic deadline, or presenting a status update to management in plain English.
Airi plays your client, project manager, or contractor so you can rehearse these conversations out loud. Practise explaining a technical issue simply, walking someone through a drawing or a process, and negotiating scope and timelines. The clearer you are in English, the more your expertise is trusted.
A quick example with Airi
How to get the most from it
Explain simply
Practise describing a technical problem to a non-engineer in three plain sentences.
Report problems calmly
Rehearse the structure: what happened, impact, what you'll do. Airi plays the worried client.
Drill meeting phrases
"Let me clarify", "The risk here is...", "I'd recommend..." — make them automatic.
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