For universities and careers teams

Help students practise before the interview.

Start with a focused pilot for one cohort. Combine coaching with guided AI practice for interviews, presentations and the move into work.

Explore a university pilot

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The student experience

Prepare. Practise. Review.

  1. 01

    Prepare a real situation

    Start with an interview question, presentation or introduction. Agree the purpose and explain how practice and feedback work.

  2. 02

    Try it out loud

    Rehearse with a responsive AI counterpart. Review the feedback and try one specific change.

  3. 03

    Bring the learning back

    Discuss useful observations with the assigned coach or careers adviser. Plan the next rehearsal before the real conversation.

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Illustrative coaching example

Turn a broad claim into a specific example.

A fictional student is practising an interview for a first graduate role. This is demonstration content, not a client result or an AI assessment.

“Tell me about a time you worked well in a team.”

An opening to work on

“I am a good team player and communicate well. At university we did lots of group work, and I always tried to help everyone.”
  • Choose one situation.
  • Describe what you personally did.
  • State the outcome without exaggerating your contribution.

Practise the follow-up: what would you do differently next time?

Students and their assigned VoicePower coach can review saved practice. Universities receive group summaries, not individual transcripts.

A defined pilot, with a clear review point.

Agree the scope

Choose one cohort or department, a defined period, the conversations to practise and the support students receive. Confirm access limits, fees and data arrangements before launch.

Agree success measures

Define what useful progress means: participation, completed rehearsals, student feedback and changes in agreed speaking exercises. Set the reporting frequency together.

Review and decide

Review the group summaries and feedback with your careers team. Decide whether to continue, adjust the scope or stop. The pilot does not require a longer programme.

Sean Sarginson

Plan the pilot with Sean Sarginson.

Founder and communication coach, with experience speaking at international finance and technology events.

Meet your coach

A few practical questions.

How is student data handled?

The institution and VoicePower agree data responsibilities, hosting, processing, retention and deletion in writing before student accounts are created. VoicePower does not sell participant data or use pilot content to train VoicePower models; provider training is not authorised.

Who can see a student's practice?

Students join by invitation and see their own records. Their assigned VoicePower coach can review programme transcripts, feedback and progress. Other students and employers cannot access practice records.

What does the university receive?

University staff receive group summaries, not individual transcripts, coach notes or free-text answers. Reporting measures and frequency are agreed before launch. Any different sharing is explained before it applies.

Does this replace advisers or assess students?

No. Careers advisers remain involved. AI provides rehearsal and feedback; it does not make decisions about students, award grades, feed marks into academic systems or produce work for submission.

How do access, delivery and pricing work?

Agree one cohort, the pilot period, practice allowance, coaching support and success measures. Delivery is in English; online sessions are scheduled around your institution. Sean provides a proposal and fees before you commit.

Do students need a microphone?

The voice preview and voice practice need a microphone. The browser asks for permission when a student tests it or starts practice. Students can stop a session at any time. Discuss accessibility and alternative coaching arrangements before launch.

Read the Privacy Notice for processing, access and retention details.

Start with one cohort and a useful goal.

Tell Sean about your students, timing and the conversations you want them to prepare for. Discuss a focused pilot in a free consultation.

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