Who it's fordevelopers, QA, project managers and business analysts
Levelfrom Pre-Intermediate (A2+) on the CEFR scale
Formatonline, one-to-one
Why nowaccording to the DOU winter report, developers with stronger English earn more from Middle level onwards
Student rating4.95
Years of experience20+
Graduates27,000+
Would recommend us97%
Most common goals
Developers
Code review, PR comments, technical discussions with the team
QA and testers
Bug reports, quality updates and clear communication inside the team
Project managers
Status updates, client calls, planning and agreeing on deadlines
Business analysts
Requirements gathering, specifications and stakeholder interviews in English
DevOps and SRE
Documentation, incident reviews and work in English-speaking teams
Designers and product
Presenting solutions, UX discussions and feedback with an international team
What the course covers: sub-programmes
01Stand-ups and meetingsStand-ups & MeetingsB1
Daily status: what you did, what is next, blockers
Planning, grooming and retrospectives
Pushing back on a decision and proposing your own
Recovering the thread when you lose it mid-call
What you’ll be able to doReport briefly and clearly at an English-language stand-up
02Presentations and demosPresentations & DemoB1+
Feature demos and describing the result
Explaining architecture and decisions
The language of charts, metrics and trends
Answering questions from the audience
What you’ll be able to doRun a demo and explain a solution even to non-technical people
03Code review and writingCode Review & WritingB1
PR comments and discussing solutions
Polite disagreement and suggesting an alternative
Tickets, chat and work email
Phrases like could we consider…
What you’ll be able to doLeave and understand review comments without misunderstandings
04Client communicationClient CommunicationB1+
Calls and clarifying requirements
Agreeing on scope and deadlines
Delivering bad news and proposing a solution
A few warm-up phrases before a call
What you’ll be able to doRun a client call and record what was agreed
05Technical vocabularyTech VocabularyA2+
Terms of your stack and domain
Reading documentation and specifications
Abbreviations and shorthand in chats
Plain-language code comments
What you’ll be able to doName things precisely and keep up with your team's terms
06Tech interviewTech InterviewB2
A self-presentation that does not sound memorised
Describing projects and your role in them
Typical recruiter and team-lead questions
Commenting your solution during live coding
What you’ll be able to doSucceed in an interview at an international company in English
Pricing
One-to-one lessons
A full 60 minutes · personal attention from your teacher and a programme tailored to you
50 lessons
540 UAH per lesson
total UAH 27 000You save UAH 7 000 · 20%
20 lessons
610 UAH per lesson
total UAH 12 200You save UAH 1 400 · 10%
10 lessons
640 UAH per lesson
total UAH 6 400You save UAH 400 · 5%
Single lesson, no package680 UAH per lesson
English for IT is taught one-to-one. Bigger packs come with discounts of up to 20%
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Frequently asked questions about English for IT
Which IT specialists is the course for?For developers, QA engineers, project managers, business analysts and DevOps. The programme covers soft skills, meetings and communication with the client
Do I need English to start the English for IT course?We recommend Pre-Intermediate and above. If you read documentation in English but do not yet speak confidently, this course is for you
Do you prepare for tech interviews in English?Yes. Tech interview is one of the key topics of the course: with the teacher you practise typical questions, self-presentation and talking about your experience and projects
