1. Import approved knowledge
Processes, FAQs and form guides — it answers only from what the school has reviewed.
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Administration and international students
A campus advisor that walks people through the process, and an interpreter that speaks both languages
Give registration, enrolment, housing and scholarship processes to the AI advisor; it checks the person's situation first and guides step by step. For international students, the on-site interpreter avatar translates live with bilingual subtitles.
What the AI does on its own
2. Confirms, then guides
It asks who you are and what you need, then leads you through, instead of pasting a long page.
3. Live bilingual interpreting
Open an interpreter room at the desk or event; two people, two languages, live interpretation and subtitles.
4. Hands off and records
Escalates to staff when it cannot answer or approval is needed; conversations stay in the school's environment.
What the school gets
- No extra temporary staff for peak weeks
- International student service no longer limited by language staffing
- Answers only from approved knowledge: controllable and auditable
- Data stays in the school's own environment
Questions schools ask
Which languages does the interpreter support?
The main international-student languages; both sides' languages are chosen when the room is opened.
Will the AI make things up?
It answers only from imported, approved knowledge and says so — and escalates — when the answer is not there.
Can it live on the school website or LINE?
It can be embedded in the website, and the campus messaging platform can hand a LINE conversation to the advisor when needed.
What equipment is needed?
A browser and a microphone; for on-site interpreting, a tablet or laptop at the desk.