
Improve your IT English by mastering IT-specific vocabulary and advanced grammar through vocabulary and grammar sections, quizzes, and word lists, enabling confident communication with your team and clients.
Learn to describe your IT company with practical vocabulary on milestones, location, and services. Master terms such as based in, employ, specialize in, develop, deliver, acquisition, and merger.
Explore phase four, integration and testing stage, where QA specialists test modules to ensure the software meets requirements, fix bugs, and retest across functional, unit, integration, regression, and performance testing.
Master the tech stack by learning pronunciation and usage of popular languages, frameworks, databases, servers, APIs, and business intelligence solutions, and explore the full-stack developer role.
explore software testing basics, including QA and QC, definitions, and the relationship to quality management, with a focus on quality assurance, quality control, and usability of graphical user interfaces.
Explore graphic user interface elements like checkboxes, list boxes, toggles, buttons, radio buttons, dropdowns, text fields, search fields, and learn to describe related bug reports with accurate terminology.
Explore coherence in product backlog items and the Scrum guide's empiricism, underpinned by transparency, inspection, and adaptation. Learn about forecasted functionality, increments, backlog refinement, and velocity in self-managing, cross-functional teams.
Master meeting vocabulary for leading IT projects. Learn agenda, minutes, chair, objectives, and show of hands, plus online meeting practices like required and optional participants.
Master the distinction between a/an and the in IT English, including first mentions and definitions. Learn exceptions for proper nouns, days, months, and set expressions.
Learn to report speech by shifting tenses, adjusting pronouns, and using modals, with guidance on say versus tell and time expressions like tomorrow or yesterday.
Explore the use of passive voice in IT communication, comparing be and get, understanding when the doer is omitted, and practicing converting passive to active in reporting and technical writing.
With this course, you’ll improve your IT English and take the next step in your professional development to get better career opportunities and promotion chances.
We'll cover plenty of IT-related vocabulary and advanced grammar topics that'll help you reach a new level of confidence in English, especially at your IT or IT-related job.
The vocabulary lessons include topics on IT companies, software development, languages and tools, a bit about agile, remote work, testing, meetings, IT trends etc, and cover over 300 terms. The grammar section covers a comprehensive overview of past tenses and future grammar structures, passive voice, the use of articles, modal verbs, etc.
In this course, we've carefully chosen and prepared a series of video lectures on the most relevant topics for you. We also created quizzes to check your learning progress and assignments, that you'll work on to revise the material while also interacting with other students.
The course is designed for those who work in the IT industry or intend to work in Information Technology in the future. There’s no Information Technology without English and so this course is going to be useful for current or future Software Developers, Project/Product Managers, Business Analysts, SW Architects, Designers, QA Specialists, and professionals in other related areas.
Enroll today to upgrade your IT English! We're happy to have you on the course.