Training every team follows in its own language
Training is where missing one sentence costs measurable money: someone who did not understand the procedure will carry it out wrong, and nobody will know why.
Where it fails today
- Training is delivered in one language and assessed in that same language, so you are measuring the language and not the competence.
- Repeating the session per language multiplies both trainer cost and staff time.
- The material that survives is the slide deck, not what the trainer said over it.
- Recorded training is archived without captions and stops being accessible.
How it is used
In person, online or mixed
The room microphone, the computer audio, or both.
Captions project beside the deck
Full-screen over HDMI, or composited into the signal when streamed.
Each attendee follows in their language
From a phone or a laptop, with a code that can live in the virtual classroom all course.
The course vocabulary is loaded first
Acronyms, product names and internal procedures, so they transcribe correctly and are never translated.
For the learner
Read or listen in their language
And switch mid-session if it helps.
Ask without interrupting
Questions reach the moderator and go up on screen when it suits.
Check understanding with a poll
Up to six answers the trainer types, results projected.
Take the transcript away
Which is the material that is actually missing after a training session.
The material that remains
A structured session summary
In whichever language each team needs.
A full transcript with times
To return to one procedure without rewatching two hours of video.
Captions for the recording
SRT or VTT.
Why it fits
One session instead of five
Delivered once, followed in every language at once.
Technical vocabulary follows the trainer
It belongs to the person, not the computer, so it travels between sessions and between machines.
No per-attendee charge
Training forty people costs what training four hundred costs.
An assessor can cite the minute
The transcript carries the real clock time of every line.
Event Pro
Translation into fifty-plus languages and two microphones, for a trainer and a co-trainer.
Frequently asked questions
Can I load company terminology?
Yes, there is a custom vocabulary. It is used to transcribe better and as a do-not-translate list, so a product name is never translated on its own.
How many languages at once?
More than fifty, simultaneously, with no per-language charge.
Does it work for certified training?
You get a transcript with real times, a summary and per-device attendance. On what your specific certification standard requires, ask us before buying.
What if training is online only?
It works the same: it listens to the computer audio and the link goes in the session chat.
Other solutions
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