12 weeks of technical English.
Built around your work.
These examples show what 12 one-to-one sessions could cover, with one session each week. Twelve is only an example: you can book more or fewer sessions to fit your goals and schedule. Your assessment shapes the starting point, pace and tasks.
Agile Communication
Practise daily stand-ups, sprint planning, retrospectives and the written updates that keep a distributed team moving.
Example starting level: A2–B2
See sample courseArchitectural Storytelling
Build a clear story around a migration or design, then practise adapting it for a whiteboard, stakeholder demo and executive summary.
Example starting level: B1–C1
See sample courseTechnical Documentation
Develop practical writing habits for READMEs, Jira tickets, design documents, RFCs and ADRs using a realistic project.
Example starting level: A2–C1
See sample courseThe Interview Pipeline
Rehearse system design, architectural deep-dives, behavioural answers and salary conversations using your own experience.
Example starting level: B1–C1
See sample courseReal tasks. Clear communication.
English for Specific Purposes (ESP) keeps the work relevant to your role. English Language Teaching (ELT) provides focused language practice and feedback. English as a Lingua Franca (ELF) puts being understood by international colleagues ahead of sounding like a native speaker.
