Intellezy, an innovative learning solutions provider, today announced that 40 of its professional training courses are now available with audio dubbing in Spanish, French, and German. This new capability allows learners to switch the audio of select courses into their preferred language, marking an important step in Intellezy’s continued effort to make workplace learning more accessible, engaging, and scalable for global audiences.
This latest expansion builds on Intellezy’s broader multilingual learning capabilities. Intellezy already offers its full video library with transcripts and closed captions in 40 languages, helping organizations support learners across regions, roles, and learning environments. The addition of audio dubbing introduces a more immersive option for learners who benefit from hearing course instruction in their native or preferred language.
The first 40 dubbed courses span a range of in-demand workplace training topics, including leadership, communication, cybersecurity, customer service, emotional intelligence, compliance, remote work, team performance, and more. By expanding beyond subtitles and transcripts into dubbed audio, Intellezy is creating new opportunities for organizations to deliver a more inclusive learning experience to global and multilingual teams.
These 40 courses represent the beginning of a broader initiative to increase the number of courses available in multiple languages through audio dubbing. As organizations continue to prioritize workforce development across global and distributed teams, language accessibility is becoming an increasingly important part of a successful learning strategy.
“Organizations today need training solutions that can reach learners wherever they are, in ways that feel natural and engaging to them,” said Andrew Wight, CEO of Intellezy. “Adding audio dubbing in Spanish, French, and German to these courses is an exciting next step in our mission to make learning more accessible for global workforces. This is just the beginning, and we look forward to expanding these capabilities even further.”
