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The LINK Project

Learn English with personalized, AI-powered lessons built for the real world.

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Real-world English ✦ Contextualised for Singapore ✦ Learn beyond vocabulary ✦ Real-world English ✦ Contextualised for Singapore ✦ Learn beyond vocabulary ✦ Real-world English ✦ Contextualised for Singapore ✦ Learn beyond vocabulary ✦ Real-world English ✦ Contextualised for Singapore ✦ Learn beyond vocabulary ✦

THE CHALLENGE

Learning English takes time and support.

1

Confidence in Speaking

Despite understanding some English, speaking clearly in daily life or at work can still feel stressful or uncertain.

2

Finding Time

With busy working hours and changing schedules, finding time to attend classes or stay consistent with learning can be difficult.

3

Lessons Aren't Practical

Many learning tools focus on exams or formal English, making it hard to apply what’s learned to real conversations and everyday situations.

THE SOLUTION

Learn English the way you'll use it

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Practise with short lessons and real photos

02

Speak with an AI tutor in your language

03

Ask LINK Assistant your English questions

A lesson on a laptop asking which photo shows a platform, with the right photo marked Correct
LINK Assistant correcting an English sentence
A learner says Which platform for Jurong East in English, and the AI tutor replies in Bengali with the next task

Download the mobile app

Short lessons for the MRT, food, the clinic and work. Then practise speaking with an AI tutor that explains in your language while you answer in English.

  1. Taking the MRT
  2. Buying food
  3. Seeing a doctor
  4. At work

Each lesson takes about 5 minutes.

The app's home screen with the lesson Taking the MRT in progress
A lesson screen with a photo of an MRT platform and the words platform, fare and top up explained in Tamil
The AI tutor explaining top up in Tamil, with a microphone button to answer in English

Made by four students in Singapore

We run workshops with migrant and domestic workers, and what they tell us decides what we build next.

Meet the team
Ruhan, Alexandre, Adrish and Videep, the team behind The LINK Project
From left: Ruhan, Alexandre, Adrish and Videep

OUT IN THE COMMUNITY

International Migrants Day

We joined migrant workers across Singapore to celebrate International Migrants Day, a day of shared stories, language, and connection.

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Moments from International Migrants Day

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