Linkedin6:49
You will be able to create a good-looking Linkedin profile and discover some Linkedin tips.
Also, you will learn and practice Past Simple tense to talk about your past experience.
How to talk about your past experience and education1:51
Past Simple review. Questions in PS.9:57
Used to to describe habits in the past.3:40
Used to" structure

We use used to + infinitive to talk about a past situation that is no longer true. It tells us that there was a repeated action or state in the past which has now changed.

I used to like programming but now I prefer project management.
I used to communicate via Linkedin a lot, but now I prefer Facebook.
I didn't use to sleep very well, but then I started doing yoga and it really helps.
Did you use to look for clients on Upwork when you were younger?
Choose the correct option to complete the task.
Job interview. Talk about your past experience.

Requirements

Basic or no experience in IT industry, pre-intermediate or intermediate English level. Students with A2 level can also join the course.
You need to have an internet connection to watch lectures and additional videos. It is good to have a printer to print out the worksheets. (pdf)

Description

You need this course if:

You want to start working in IT.
You already work in IT, but still don't feel confident about your communication skills.
You want a better job, but you are scared of job interviews in English.
You want to upgrade your LinkedIn profile and create a professional CV in English.
You want to learn and practice the basic grammar needed for successful communication.

Fact:

Almost all IT companies check your English skills during the hiring process.
Candidates with good English have higher chances of employment.
You'll need a good CV written in English to be noticed by recruiters.

After taking the course, you'll be able to:

and so many other things!

How to work with the course?

1) Watch the videos in the lesson.

2) Download a document with the lesson.

3) Do the tasks and exercises.

4) Watch the video again if needed.

5) Do the test at the end of the course!

Good luck!