
SLC win Ufi grant to develop AI language learning app for social carers
We’re delighted to have won a grant from Ufi VocTech Trust to develop an AI-driven technology solution that provides cheap phone-based language and communication skills
By focusing on Medical English only, SLC has developed unparalleled expertise in materials development, course design, and teaching medical professionals in many different countries and settings.
✓ Unique portfolio of online Medical English courses used by hospitals, medical universities, healthcare recruitment companies and individuals around the world.
✓ Unique portfolio of OET and IELTS test preparation services, from level testing to tutoring to self-study to writing correction.
✓ Expert coaching in the medical communication skills needed to pass language tests such as PLAB and Simulated Surgery in the UK.
✓ Qualified, experienced teachers include ex-examiners, materials writers and teacher trainers.
✓ Courses are tailored to organisations and individuals in terms of content, structure, scheduling and reporting.
✓ Client list includes over 40 NHS Trusts, NHS Clinical Commissioning Groups, NHS England, private hospitals and medical universities around the world.
✓ Chosen by NHS England as sole provider for nationwide International GP Recruitment Programme.
✓ Train medical lecturers at universities to teach in English.
✓ SLC’s online Medical English courses accredited by CPD Standards Office and endorsed by EALTHY (European Association of Language Teachers for Healthcare).
✓ First accredited OET Premium Preparation Provider in Europe.
We’re delighted to have won a grant from Ufi VocTech Trust to develop an AI-driven technology solution that provides cheap phone-based language and communication skills
We’re delighted to announce a partnership with leading Medical English app, Doxa.
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