Thirty days. One goal.
A record you can point at.
A structured 30-day programme built around a single, specific goal. About fifteen minutes a day, every answer marked within minutes by Clara, Nuance's AI marker, and a live 25-minute checkpoint with Henri-Pierre at the end. You finish with a real result and a certificate.
What thirty days actually looks like.
Every campaign runs the same shape. What changes is the goal, and with it the vocabulary, the scenarios and the recordings.
Daily exercises
Short, focused tasks built around your campaign's goal. About fifteen minutes a day: enough to move, not enough to dread.
Daily feedback
Clara, Nuance's AI marker, marks every answer within minutes, with corrections and explanations, so you see exactly what to fix while it's still fresh in your head.
Live checkpoint
One 25-minute call with Henri-Pierre at the end, to confirm what worked, flag what didn't, and hand over your certificate.
Pick the one that matches what's on the calendar.
What fifteen minutes actually contains.
Every day has the same three parts: a warm-up on yesterday's work, one new pattern to learn, then a recording where you use it. This is Day 8 of Job Interview English: the STAR framework.
- Fifteen minutes a day is the honest average. Some days will be twelve, some will be twenty. The design assumes you have a lunch break, not a study weekend. If you miss a day, nothing is lost: the next lesson waits until you're back and picks up where you stopped.
- You can catch up. The 30 days are 30 lessons, not 30 calendar days, and you have 45 days to finish them: the course plus a two-week buffer for when life gets in the way. Do two in one sitting, or stop and come back later. Everything you've done stays saved.
- Fixed shape, personal contents. Before Day 1 you tell us about your role, your sector and the moments your English has let you down (on the Three Roles plans of Job Interview English, you upload your CV and three job descriptions instead). A data scientist at a fintech and a hotel receptionist applying for a management role do the same thirty days, but each lesson opens with a note written for their role. The frameworks are shared. The stories you record are yours.
- Clara, Nuance's AI marker, marks every answer within minutes: what worked, and the one thing to fix next. Henri-Pierre built the course, runs your live checkpoint, and validates your certificate himself.
- Each campaign sets its own plans. Job Interview English has three. Single Role (€99) prepares you for one role you name at the start. Three Roles (€159) adds a tailored dossier for each of three jobs you're applying for. Three Roles + Coaching (€249) adds live coaching time with Henri-Pierre. The full comparison is on each campaign's page.
- Compress. Each lesson unlocks as soon as the one before is marked, so you can do two a day, about half an hour. You won't get the full benefit of spaced practice, but on Job Interview English you'll walk in with a self-introduction, five STAR stories, and two mock interviews behind you. Much better than cramming on YouTube.
- Clara's marks, the written transcripts of your answers and your certificate stay in your account for good, even after the lessons close at the end of your 45 days. The audio of each recording is kept for 60 days, then deleted. Plus, on Three Roles + Coaching, a countersigned version and a note from the checkpoint.
- Not yet. Qualiopi certification is under way; the day it's live it will say so on this page.
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