English for IT
1,600.00 zł
A 4-month online course, dedicated to people working in the IT field, involved in meetings with internal and external stakeholders. A course for those who want to become more proficient and confident participating in meetings, and interacting with clients, in English. The purpose of the course is to expand vocabulary and grammatical structures typical for IT field, to become proficient in conversational English through discussions on practical IT issues. Participants will also have a possibility to take part in simulations of client meetings related to everyday challenges, i.e. convincing the client of a more optimal solution; or participating in a review and retrospectives based on a practical scenario.
Classes in the form of training sessions combining the theory and practice with discussions and sample meetings (i.a.participation in daily and retro, meeting with client).
The course is conducted in small groups to provide the opportunity for easy conversation and practice (groups of up to 6 people).
Each participant receives resources covering the content of the course:
- Presentation
- Vocabulary list with examples of usage
- List of expressions used during meetings
- Written language feedback based on presentations samples (transcription)
- Certificate in Polish and English
Course Level: B1; B2
Where: online (zoom)
When: The course takes 4 months - 4 meetings of 60 minutes each, every month
Subject | Duration | Subject scope |
Where is IT heading? How big is Big Data? | 2 | Current trends in IT |
Direction of IT programming | ||
The application of automation and A.I. | ||
IT management | 2 | ITIL and ITSM |
Roles and tasks in IT | ||
IT buzzwords - General software development concepts. | ||
IT infrastructure administration | 2 | SysOps and DevOps methodologies. |
Is outsourcing services a good direction? | ||
Helpdesk and typical challenges - lack of ticket, and ultra urgent tasks | ||
System security | 2 | DevSecOps methodology |
Cybersecurity | ||
Oprogramowanie SIEM | ||
Collaboration with client | 2 | Jak opisywać szeroko pojęty User Experience |
UI, UX, and their impact on customer experience | ||
Communication with client on the basis of practical scenarios - simulations with a client who thinks they know better, the oone for whom it is worth presenting a more optimal solution, or a non - technical one | ||
IT Project Management | 2 | Waterfall versus SCUM |
Agile mindset | ||
SCRUM and Kanban in project management | ||
Sprint Planning & daily participation | 2 | Collaboration with POs during backlog definition |
Sprint Planning - objectives and principles | ||
Specyfika I udział w Daily | ||
Daily scenario - how to ask and answer | ||
Daily - simulation on the basis of a practical case | ||
Review & retro in practice | 2 | Review - roles during the review Sprint outcome - results, technology debt |
Review in practice - simulation based on a practical scenario | ||
Retro vs. a review - event goals | ||
Retro scenarios, e.g. feedback based on the SSC | ||
Discussion of pros and cons, and lessons learned - and practice again 😊 |
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