English for Tech — Advanced Level
From technical English to leadership English — master the language when it matters most.
About this course
You will take your English to the level demanded by leadership roles and high-impact communication: negotiations, executive presentations, leading international teams, and persuasive writing. The course is designed to reach Cambridge C level (C1-C2). Aimed at tech professionals with intermediate-to-advanced English who want to stand out in global environments and higher-responsibility positions.
Content
The course has 15 lessons that take your English from intermediate to advanced: fluent verb tense combinations, complete conditionals (zero, first, second, third, mixed), past modals, future perfect, grammatical inversions, and advanced conjunctions — all applied to real tech contexts: postmortems, retrospectives, architecture decisions, and executive presentations.
- Discuss tech events with co-workers — present, past & future simple
- One-on-one feedback session — present, past & future continuous
- Talk about technology trends — zero & first conditionals
- Hypothetical scenarios in development — second conditional + were to
- Share your programming experience — present perfect simple
- Talk about recent events — present perfect continuous
- Survive a code review — past perfect simple
- Diagnose a site crash — past perfect continuous
- Regret procrastination — third conditional + wish / if only
- Past modals — should have, could have, might have, must have
- Mixed conditionals — past cause + present consequence
- Future perfect: simple vs. continuous — completed vs. ongoing
- Inverted sentences with not only — grammatical inversion
- Coordinating conjunctions (FANBOYS) — for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
- Subordinating conjunctions (I SAW A WABUB) — time, cause, contrast, condition
Each lesson follows the same format: an intro video, a tech glossary, 4-5 micro-sections with examples in professional contexts (postmortems, sprint reviews, architecture discussions), interactive exercises, and a mini-quiz.
The lesson videos are currently in production. In the meantime, you can move forward with the written content and exercises.