Scenario 1
Introduce Yourself to a New Team
It's your first stand-up with a new team and the lead says, 'Go ahead, introduce yourself.'
Self-introductionFirst impressions
Workplace Conversations 1 · lesson 1
Communication scenarios
Real workplace moments, practised live.
13 conversations that go wrong when the words are not ready: introducing yourself to a new team, asking for leave, disagreeing with a colleague, an angry customer, a deadline you cannot meet. An AI tutor plays the other person, pushes back the way they would, corrects you, and scores you. Pick a scenario and a length: 5, 15 or 30 minutes.
Voice or chat5 · 15 · 30 minutesEnglish + हिंदी hintsScored like every lesson
Your tutors play the manager, the client, the customer and the junior.
13 scenarios
Pick the conversation you have coming up
Each card is one lesson. Start it as a quick 5-minute run, a 15-minute double roleplay, or a 30-minute session that rotates through harder variations.
Scenario 2
Ask Your Manager for Leave
Your cousin's wedding is the week of the client demo. You need three days off and your manager is busy.
Making requestsPoliteness
Workplace Conversations 1 · lesson 2
Scenario 3
Disagree With a Colleague Politely
A colleague wants to skip the testing round to hit Friday. You think it's a mistake.
AssertivenessDisagreement
Workplace Conversations 1 · lesson 3
Scenario 4
Give a Project Status Update
Six people on the weekly call, you are next, and one item is late.
Status updatesStructure
Workplace Conversations 1 · lesson 4
Scenario 5
Handle an Angry Customer
A customer has called three times about a technician who never came, and they're shouting.
Customer handlingEmpathy
Workplace Conversations 1 · lesson 5
Scenario 6
Negotiate a Deadline
Your manager wants the full report by nine tomorrow. The data pull alone takes six hours.
NegotiationClarity
Workplace Conversations 1 · lesson 6
Scenario 7Capstone
Small Talk Before a Meeting
The client joins the call two minutes early. Silence. Someone has to say something.
Small talkRapport
Workplace Conversations 1 · lesson 7
Scenario 8
Apologise for a Mistake at Work
The client got last month's invoice. Your manager asks, "What happened?"
AccountabilityComposure
Workplace Conversations 2 · lesson 1
Scenario 9
Explain a Technical Problem to a Non-Technical Person
The payment page is down and the sales head wants to know what is going on, without the jargon.
Explaining simplyClarity
Workplace Conversations 2 · lesson 2
Scenario 10
Decline a Request Politely
A colleague asks you to cover their Saturday shift again, "just this once".
Saying noBoundaries
Workplace Conversations 2 · lesson 3
Scenario 11
Call a Client to Reschedule
You have to move Thursday's client meeting, and the client already moved it once.
Phone EnglishClient handling
Workplace Conversations 2 · lesson 4
Scenario 12
Give Feedback to a Junior
Your junior promised a client a Tuesday delivery without checking. You need to talk.
Giving feedbackLeadership
Workplace Conversations 2 · lesson 5
Scenario 13Capstone
Ask a Senior for Help Without Sounding Helpless
You're stuck on a reconciliation, the deadline is tomorrow, and the senior has a call in ten minutes.
Asking for helpOwnership
Workplace Conversations 2 · lesson 6
Hindi support, without translation
Turn on English + हिंदी hints at the mic check. The tutor stays in English; when you get stuck or slip into Hindi mid-sentence, it gives you the next sentence frame with a short Devanagari gloss, for example 'My worry is, मेरी चिंता यह है कि', and waits for you to say it in English.
Longer sessions, more variations
Every scenario is written as a 10-minute lesson with five phases. The 30-minute version does not slow down: the tutor runs the roleplay again with a harder pushback, a different counterpart, a changed detail or the same moment on a phone call, so you practise the recovery, not just the opening.
Scored like every lesson
Fluency, accuracy and confidence scores, the exact lines that cost you with a stronger version, the words you used, and a summary, saved under Sessions. Chat sessions are free; voice sessions spend voice minutes per minute, whatever the length you choose.
FAQ
Before your first scenario
A live conversation with an AI tutor who plays the other person in a real workplace moment: your manager when you ask for leave, an angry customer on the phone, a junior you must give feedback to. The tutor teaches three sentence patterns, runs the roleplay with realistic pushback, corrects you, and scores the session like any ExamPilot lesson.
Every scenario is written as a 10-minute lesson with five phases. A 5-minute session is a quick run: one roleplay, one correction. 15 minutes runs the roleplay twice with a harder pushback the second time. In a 30-minute session the tutor rotates through more variations of the scenario, a different counterpart, a changed detail, the same moment on a phone call, and keeps you speaking for most of the time.
Choose English + Hindi hints at the mic check. The tutor stays in English, but when you get stuck or switch to Hindi mid-sentence, it gives you the next sentence frame with a short Devanagari gloss and asks you to say it in English. Nothing is translated for you; you still do the speaking.
No. Each scenario is one lesson and stands on its own. Pick the conversation you have coming up this week. The two courses, Workplace Conversations 1 and 2, end in a scored capstone if you want to run them in order.
Both. Voice sessions use your microphone and spend voice minutes; chat sessions are typed and free. Every session ends with scores for fluency, accuracy and confidence, your corrections, and a summary you can read later under Sessions.
Working professionals and freshers who go quiet, over-apologise or sound rude at work because the English for the moment is not ready: engineers, analysts, sales and support staff, nurses, coordinators, first-time managers. Scenarios use real Indian workplaces, names and cities.
The conversation is next week. Practise it tonight.
Start with a 5-minute scenario, in English with Hindi hints. Chat sessions are free.
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