Oxons College has set out to establish itself as one of the leading organisations in the country administering English programmes for different ages, walks, occupations and professions. The college has developed extensive and intensive resources, curriculums and syllabuses tailor-made course designs to administer in classroom settings. The lessons are not limited to the 4 walls of the classrooms. Every course is coordinated with the relevant setting and expertise. For instance, the learners of English for IT Professional will have part of their learning experiences in the IT lab. Likewise, in a football club or playground for the learners of English for Sports Personnel. We’ve achieved this thanks to our experience and knowledge of the sector, and through working with some of the leading experts in the field. Researches of world-leading scholars in the field of ESP (English for Special Purpose) have been thoroughly studied and have been utilised in connection with the field experience of the subject field.

English for IT Professionals and Developer

The course is for learners of English who work in Information Technology or relevant subjects. It contains over 2500 IT terms and phrases and carefully chosen grammar topics to help you speak more confidently at work. Moreover, communication and correspondence in the field have The course is well-organized and divided into small lectures with lots of practical materials to study from. If you are looking for a fast and convenient way to improve your IT English, enroll in this course and you will master it in your working setting.

What you will learn
After taking this course you will know over 2500 terms related to IT industry that will help you feel more comfortable in your professional field.
You will be able to communicate with your colleagues or clients in English as you will learn useful norms for communication
You will feel more comfortable attending conferences and events held in English
This course will make it easier to participate in activities and take further courses in your professional area in English
After this course, you will find it easier to read documentation and watch tutorials in English

Who this course is for:
This course is best for professionals working in IT industry and students who aim to work in IT and are interested in improving their English, especially knowledge of IT terminology and useful communication
This course is designed for non-native or even native speakers of English with an intermediate level (A2 – B1 under the Common European Framework of Languages)

What Does This Course Cover?
Networking and Security
Grammar and Syntax, Common Verbs and Sentence Structures related to the field
Writing clear, concise emails with terms like “bug report,” “feature request,” “user story,” “ticket,” “Milestone.”
Terms like “debugging,” “integrated development environment (IDE),” “version control,” “repository,” “branch,” “commit,” “pull request
Vocabulary like “firewall,” “encryption,” “protocol,” “VPN,” “IP address,” “DNS,” “network topology,” “cybersecurity.
Participating in Meetings and Discussions
Presentation Skills
Communicating with Non-Technical Stakeholders
Resumes and Cover Letters for IT Jobs
Job Interview Preparation
Course Features
Interactive Exercises: Coding tasks, debugging exercises, and technical writing assignments tailored for IT professionals.
Interactive Exercises: Listening, speaking, reading, and writing activities tailored for IT professionals
Real-World Case Studies: Practical examples like “software development lifecycle (SDLC) scenarios,” “cybersecurity incidents,” and “network setup challenges.”
Industry Expert Sessions: Guest lectures on topics like “machine learning,” “cloud computing,” “DevOps practices.”
Lab Sessions: Hands-on practice with real-world coding and IT projects.
Discussion Forums: Peer-to-peer learning and knowledge sharing on platforms like “Slack,” “MS Teams,” “Discord.”
Course Content

Unit 1: Introduction to IT English
Overview of the IT industry and key roles.
Key vocabulary and phrases specific to information technology.
Introduction to IT terminology.
Unit 2: Computer Hardware and Software
Vocabulary for different types of hardware and software.
Understanding computer architecture and components.
Describing software applications and their functions.
Unit 3: Networking and Communication
Key vocabulary related to networking concepts.
Understanding network protocols, topologies, and devices.
Phrases for explaining network configurations and troubleshooting.
Unit 4: Programming and Coding
Vocabulary and phrases for various programming languages.
Understanding coding concepts and terminology.
Describing code functionality and debugging processes.
Unit 5: Cybersecurity and Data Protection
Key vocabulary related to cybersecurity threats and measures.
Understanding data protection laws and practices.
Describing security protocols and incident response strategies.
Unit 6: Software Development and Testing
Vocabulary for software development life cycle stages.
Understanding agile methodologies and testing techniques.
Phrases for discussing development projects and bug reports.
Unit 7: Cloud Computing and Virtualization
Key vocabulary for cloud computing concepts.
Understanding different cloud service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS).
Describing virtualization technologies and their benefits.
Unit 8: IT Support and Customer Service
Vocabulary and phrases for IT support interactions.
Techniques for effective troubleshooting and problem-solving.
Role-plays for real-life IT support scenarios.
Unit 9: Database Management
Key vocabulary related to databases and database management systems.
Understanding SQL and database design principles.
Describing data querying, manipulation, and reporting.
Unit 10: Emerging Technologies
Vocabulary for discussing emerging technologies (AI, IoT, blockchain).
Understanding the impact of these technologies on the IT industry.
Analyzing and discussing case studies of innovative tech applications.
Each unit should include:
Interactive exercises.
Real-life scenarios and role-plays.
Vocabulary lists and key phrases.
Assignments and projects to apply learning.
3.5 hours on-demand video
17 articles
37 downloadable resources
Access on mobile and TV
Certificate on completion

English for software engineers, developers, & programmers
IT professionals need strong English skills to collaborate effectively. Explore top English terms for developers, programmers, and software engineers in this essential guide.
According to the 2021 State of the Developer Nation report, there were 24.3 million software developers in the world that year—a 20% increase from 2020. At that rate, it’s currently estimated that there will be 45 million software developers by 2030.
So whether you’re an aspiring programmer or a seasoned software engineer, it’s clear that competition in the tech world will only get progressively stiffer. However, one way to get a leg up on your competitors is to learn English for developers and other IT careers.
To help you on this journey, we’ve mapped out a list of the most essential English Vocabulary for all IT specialists, as well as critical terms in software developer English, programmer English, and software engineering English.
We’ll also discuss the importance of English for IT professionals, explain the best approach to learning technical English for programmers and other IT careers, and point you toward useful Oxons College designed for your IT profession.

1-on-1 lessons with English tutors

Now, if you’re ready to wow your current or future employers as a competent English programmer or English developer, read on!
In this English for Developers Curriculum, you’ll learn the essentials of English communication. This will follow the A2 level of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR). And we’ve focused on vocabulary that is particularly useful for developers.
The first half of the curriculum will help you get comfortable with English grammar and usage. It will give you tons of hands-on practice. You’ll learn basics like introducing yourself, making small talk, and discussing your work.
In the second half, you’ll practice vocabulary specific to software development. You’ll learn how to describe code, discuss tech trends, and participate in stand-up meetings.
This entire A2-level curriculum includes 105 different dialogues. Each is designed to build your vocabulary and boost your confidence when speaking in a professional tech setting.