Develop your English for technical problems and professional decisions.
One level, two courses — from understanding instructions
to evaluating information and sharing feedback.
Each course is $35 USD and sold separately.
Both courses cost $70 USD in total.
Understand technical problems, follow instructions and find key information in product management, networking, software engineering, customer support and security.
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Evaluate technical information, handle feedback and explain professional decisions through network reports, software testing, customer concerns and updates for colleagues.
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Practical IT contexts. Relevant English.
Videos, reading, listening and exercises.
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Learn about the passive voice, relative pronouns, the past simple, user experiences and supplier evaluation modules.
Try this module for freeLearn about the emphatic “do” and dependent prepositions, and listen to a conversation between a manager and a junior network engineer. Read about networking job roles and responsibilities.
Understand how to start a sentence with a conjunction, how to use inversion and how to use modal verbs to make suggestions and give advice. Listen to a software engineer talk about the benefits of experience, and read about the benefits and drawbacks of compilers and interpreters.
Learn how to use adverbs to make polite requests and some of the most important idioms in English. Listen to customer support agents using idioms and read about how to ask customers questions.
Learn about the imperative instruction, and adverbs of possibility and probability, listen to a security engineer discussing fraudulent calls, and read about the necessity of an information security policy.
Understand the future perfect tense and how to use the phrase "was/were on the point of". Listen to an interview with a security officer discussing his roles and responsibilities, and read about a software virus called “Pegasus”.
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Learn about the subjunctive mood, logical deduction and “since” as a conjunction. Listen to a networking training session, and read about network protocols.
Try this module for freeLearn about negative future tenses and how to make polite requests. Learn how to deal with angry customers, and read about the difference between features and bugs.
Understand “they” as singular, and learn how to use “yet” when emphasizing a point. Listen to the evaluation of a test report and read about Unix and Ubuntu.
Learn how to use phrasal verbs, cleft sentences and fronting, listen to software engineers outlining a plan of action, and read about cloud computing.
Learn about comparatives and the adverb “always”. Listen to a network report, and read an email from a network engineer to colleagues.
Understand polite phrasing, the difference between “even if” and “even though”, and the difference between the past perfect and past simple. Listen to a recording about sparring sessions, and read about how to share feedback.
Review the exam format, the skills assessed and preparation guidance.
Explore English for everyday IT teamwork, problem-solving, DevOps, testing and online safety.
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