Learning journeys
AI role-play lets learners practise a real conversation at any point in a programme. These are the ten patterns we see most often with the coaches and trainers we work with. Most programmes mix more than one.
Digital learning journeys
Practice-first learning
Try the conversation, learn the method, then try again.
- Practice
- Content
- Practice
Alternating learning and practice
Short rounds of content, each followed by a role-play.
- Content
- Practice
- Content
- Practice
- Repeat
AI tutor-supported learning
An AI tutor checks understanding before learners practise.
- Content
- AI tutor
- Practice
Assessment-led adaptive learning
A starting role-play decides each learner's pathway.
- Practice or assessment
- Personalised pathway
Sequential learning journey
Each activity unlocks the next, in the order you set.
- Activity
- Completion
- Next activity
Skills-building before full roleplay
Short drills on single skills, then one full conversation.
- Micro drills
- Full conversation
Roleplay-led targeted development
A full role-play first, then drills on the weakest skills.
- Full conversation
- Development areas
- Recommended drills
Live event-integrated journeys
Pre-event preparation
Role-plays before the event to set a baseline.
- Digital training
- Live event
In-event practice
Role-plays between facilitated sessions.
- Live session
- Digital practice
- Live session
Post-event reinforcement and ongoing development
Role-plays after the event and between events.
- Live event
- Digital training
- Follow-up event