English for Work · 10 professional fields

English for Technology and Data Teams

Technical communication connects specialist knowledge with decisions other people can understand. Practice explaining a result, separating evidence from a hypothesis, clarifying requirements and handing over an unresolved issue.

Choose the work you do

Choose software development for code reviews, software quality assurance for general testing, or localization QA for linguistic defects, plural rules, cultural adaptation, and localized software, game, and VR testing. General IT covers services and infrastructure; cybersecurity covers risk and incidents. AI development, engineering, semiconductor, product management, and data analytics have their own cases and terminology.

Make the practice practical

Study a dialogue and underline an expression that qualifies a claim or asks for evidence. Recreate the conversation without the script, keeping the numbers and uncertainty accurate. Try a second version for a colleague who does not share your technical vocabulary.

Your professional English courses

Each course includes eight cases, vocabulary and grammar, complete professional dialogues, guided language checks, speaking practice, one complete printable learner book and AI extension prompts.

8 lessons · 1 learner book

AI Development English

High-level technical English for AI engineers, researchers, product managers, data specialists, and safety teams.

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8 lessons · 1 learner book

General IT English

Technical workplace English for IT operations, service desk, infrastructure, cloud, endpoint, security, and platform teams.

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8 lessons · 1 learner book

Semiconductor English

A semiconductor English curriculum for wafer fabrication, lithography, process integration, deposition and etch, metrology, yield learning, cleanroom discipline, equipment uptime, packaging, reliability qualification, foundry communication, and customer pressure.

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8 lessons · 1 learner book

Software Product Management English

A software product-management English curriculum for discovery, roadmaps, user stories, prioritization, metrics, launches, stakeholder negotiation, experimentation, and product strategy.

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8 lessons · 1 learner book

Cybersecurity English

A cybersecurity English curriculum for incident response, vulnerability triage, identity, threat modeling, risk communication, compliance, executive briefings, and security pushback.

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8 lessons · 1 learner book

Data Analytics and Business Intelligence English

A data analytics and BI English curriculum for metric definitions, dashboards, data quality, stakeholder requests, causation, experimentation, governance, and insight presentation.

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8 lessons · 1 learner book

Telecommunications English

A telecommunications English curriculum for network reliability, outages, fiber and wireless deployment, service provisioning, field operations, regulatory issues, customer escalations, and technical coordination.

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8 lessons · 1 learner book

Software Development English

Clarify code contracts, explain debugging evidence, give precise review feedback, and discuss tests, dependencies, performance, shared state, and release limits.

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8 lessons · 1 learner book

Software Quality Assurance and Testing English

Agree test expectations, report reproducible failures, justify coverage, investigate unstable automation, and explain triage and release evidence without overstating certainty.

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8 lessons · 1 learner book

Localization QA English

Practical English for contextual bug reports, terminology, placeholders, plural rules, visual and bidirectional testing, cultural adaptation, VR subtitles, and release triage.

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Grammar you can use at work

Choose your support

These materials suit intermediate to advanced learners. Use B1 sentence frames for support, B2 practice for independence, or C1 challenges for greater precision. These are study suggestions, not certified level assessments.

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