Advice & counsellingLanguage: German
Peer coaching: an advisory conversation with Leonie
Hold a structured peer-advisory conversation with a fellow student who is overwhelmed.
What happens: In this simulation you practise a peer counselling conversation with Leonie, a fellow student who turns to the drop-in peer counselling service because she feels overwhelmed and struggles with time management. You apply the phases of a counselling conversation, a systemic stance and core techniques such as active listening and questioning. After the conversation you receive detailed feedback on your counselling skills.
What you practise here
Focus on these skills during the conversation.
- ✓apply the phases of a counselling conversation
- ✓use active listening and questioning techniques
- ✓support an overwhelmed fellow student
How it starts
Your conversation partner will greet you like this.
“Hi, I am Leonie. A fellow student told me about the peer counselling service and I thought I would give it a try. To be honest, I am not sure it will help, but here I am.”Your AI conversation partner in this scenario
You also receive feedback
Practice is only half the process; feedback is the other half.
during the conversation Formative
- You can request a short, specific tip to improve your next answer.
- The tip is a single concise sentence, such as “Be more precise”, “Give an example” or “Stay on topic”, so it does not interrupt the flow of the conversation.
afterwards Evaluation
- You receive feedback on individual statements, including strengths, weaknesses and specific improvements, categorised by clarity, logic, precision, rhetoric and argumentation.
- You also receive a detailed, constructive overall evaluation in the dashboard and as a PDF, clearly labelled as AI-generated.
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