A LOCAL PARTNER. A WORLD OF VOICES.
More speaking.
More confidence.
More possibility.
Speakia is an AI-enabled English speaking practice platform for children aged 4–14. Local partners help schools and language centres give learners guided practice and feedback, with tools that keep teachers connected to their progress.
AI-enabled speaking practice · Education-led · Built for schools

THE CHALLENGES
Do these challenges
sound familiar?
Have you heard these in your conversations with schools or language centres?
Too little time
Teachers need
practical support
Existing programmes leave a speaking gap
If so,
Speakia can help you support your network.01 / THE PRODUCT
Speaking practice
that fits your programme.
Speakia gives each learner more opportunities to speak and receive immediate feedback. Teachers can assign practice and see participation, while schools add a speaking pathway alongside the English programme they already use.
From lessons to more speaking.
Structured missions progress from vocabulary and sentences into conversation, giving schools a practical way to extend speaking practice between lessons.
- 1More time for every learner to speak
Children practise aloud at their own pace, with immediate feedback and chances to try again.
- 2Practical support for teachers
Teachers assign missions, use classroom resources and see who has participated.
- 3A speaking pathway alongside existing lessons
Guided practice connects classroom learning with speaking at school or at home.

Real learners. Real speaking practice.
Watch children using Speakia

THE TEACHER DASHBOARD
Bring practice into the teaching day.
Access classroom resources, manage learners and classes, assign missions, and track participation and progress in one place.
Watch the dashboard walkthrough ↗02 / THE PARTNERSHIP
Local knowledge.
Shared ambition.
We are looking for partners who understand education, have trusted customer relationships and can help schools make Speakia part of their teaching.
YOU BRING
The relationships and local delivery.
- Access to schools and education decision-makers
- Local sales, marketing and customer relationships
- Onboarding and agreed first-line support
- Market insight, feedback and renewal follow-up
WE AGREE TOGETHER
The support that makes launch possible.
- Product training and demonstration access
- Sales materials and a clear product message
- Implementation guidance and technical escalation
- Localisation priorities and review milestones
The support package, responsibilities and delivery times are confirmed in your partner proposal.
PARTNER EXPERIENCE
Different markets.
A locally relevant approach.
Speakia’s September 2026 company materials describe active distribution relationships in Türkiye and Vietnam.
Beus Academy
An education and technology partner working through local school relationships, using the licence-purchase model.
Giáo Dục Số (GDS)
A digital education partner preparing school implementation through a locally adapted revenue-share arrangement.
03 / YOUR COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITY
Put your market
into the picture.
Explore a first-year scenario. Start with the schools you could realistically reach, then add your own pricing and delivery costs.
Build your scenario
Illustrative USD assumptions only. These are not Speakia’s quoted prices or an earnings forecast.
Enter valid non-negative amounts. School and licence counts must be whole numbers.
YOUR ILLUSTRATIVE FIRST YEAR
- Total paid licences
- 1,000
- Sales revenue
- $10,000
- Licence cost
- $5,000
- Gross margin
- $5,000
- Local delivery costs
- $2,000
400 licences to cover entered delivery costs.
This calculator models licence purchase and resale for one year, assuming all licences purchased are sold and paid for. It excludes renewals, unsold inventory, discounts, foreign exchange, financing costs and tax. A revenue-share proposal requires a separate calculation.
A model that fits the market.
Licence purchase: buy an agreed volume and resell locally. Pricing and commitments are discussed for your market.
Revenue share: a possible alternative where local implementation needs make a standard licence-purchase arrangement less suitable.
Agree the details before launch.
- Licence duration, activation, renewals and minimum volumes
- Currency, payment timing and local selling arrangements
- Territory scope and any conditions for exclusivity
- Marketing, localisation, onboarding and support responsibilities
Commercial discussion guide · v1.0 · 28 September 2026. Final terms are provided in a written proposal and agreement.
04 / YOUR FIRST 90 DAYS
Start focused.
Build from experience.
A suggested launch sequence to shape together. Timing and targets depend on your school calendar, resources and customer access.
05 / YOUR PARTNER TOOLKIT
Make the next
conversation easier.
Use these materials to introduce the opportunity, prepare for a demonstration and discuss a practical launch.
Questions worth asking.
Is Speakia a complete English curriculum?
Speakia’s focus is speaking practice and fluency. It complements teaching with structured vocabulary, sentence and conversation practice. Curriculum mapping and the content available for your market should be explored in the demonstration.
Can we try the product before committing?
Use the enquiry form below to request a guided demonstration and discuss evaluation access. Demo accounts, access duration and the scope of any trial are arranged directly with the Speakia team.
What devices and connectivity do schools need?
Confirm the supported devices, operating systems, connectivity requirements and classroom setup with Speakia before quoting a school. Include the school’s intended devices and connectivity in your enquiry so the demonstration can address them.
What does a teacher do?
The dashboard supports learner and class management, content assignment, resources and progress monitoring. During onboarding, agree who will set up classes, introduce learners and review usage.
How are learner data and AI use handled?
Speakia’s company materials describe structured learning content and teacher oversight. Request the current privacy, data-processing and safeguarding documentation, then review it against the needs of your school customers and market before implementation.
Is exclusivity available?
Territory arrangements are discussed individually. Availability, scope, performance commitments and review conditions must be confirmed in writing. This site does not reserve or grant a territory.
What support can a partner expect?
Discuss training, demonstration access, implementation guidance, marketing materials and technical escalation as part of the partner proposal. The final agreement should state the support offered and each party’s responsibilities.
06 / LET’S EXPLORE THE FIT
What could Speakia
look like in
your market?
You bring the local insight. We’ll explore the product, the opportunity and the support you would need to get started.
Your enquiry will be sent to Speakia when you submit this form. We’ll use your details to respond about a potential partnership.
Thank you for getting in touch.
We’ve received your enquiry and will be in touch about a conversation.
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