THE CONTEXT
The language of product, client and review
Your technical team is solid. They ship deploys, resolve incidents, propose architecture. But when the daily with HQ switches to English, the most capable person on the team goes silent. And the strongest proposal ends up signed by the dev who speaks best, not the one who thought best.
In IT, English isn't an HR course. It's critical business infrastructure.
This program trains IT teams —developers, tech leads, PMs, architects, SRE, security— in the real English used in their daily work: the review, the daily, the incident call, the technical proposal, the stakeholder demo.
What your teans will master
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Communication in agile rituals: daily standups, sprint reviews, retrospectives and planning without language hindering the conversation.
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Technical writing: clear and professional documentation, RFCs, ADRs, postmortems, and code review comments.
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Stakeholder communication: product presentations, customer demos, and conversations with headquarters.
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Incident & on-call English: Communication under pressure during incidents, escalations and handoffs between regions.
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Hiring & Career English: Technical interviews in English, preparing proposals and negotiating global roles.
Who this is for
Designed for technology departments in companies that operate globally: software companies, fintechs, retailers with e-commerce, IT departments of international corporations, tech consultancies and service companies with clients abroad.
Developers, tech leads, architects and SRE/DevOps.
QA, Security, Data and Machine Learning teams.
Product Managers, Project Managers and Technical PMs.
Technical support areas serving international clients.
Methodology
Product Managers, Project Managers and Technical PMs.
By level and by role, not just by language:
reviews, RFCs, postmortems and demos based on your actual company stack.
With real artifacts:
incident calls, escalations and stakeholder meetings.
With high-pressure simulations:
monthly reports your HR area can bring to the board.
