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English for IT: Pre-Intermediate course

60 lessons built around real work in IT — from introducing yourself to a new team to pitching your own app. Every lesson brings new words, recordings to listen to and grammar in context, and words from earlier lessons keep coming back so you don't forget them.

Descoperă cursul „Engleză pentru IT” la nivelul Pre-Intermediate (A2+–B1), creat special pentru adulții din Moldova care lucrează în domeniul tehnologic. Îmbunătățește-ți vocabularul profesional și gramatica prin 60 de lecții interactive concepute pentru ritmul tău.

Добро пожаловать на курс «Английский для IT» уровня Pre-Intermediate (A2+–B1), созданный для взрослых в Молдове, работающих в технологической сфере. Развивайте профессиональный словарный запас и грамматику с помощью 60 интерактивных уроков, адаптированных под ваш график.

60 lessons10 units1,468 words to learnCEFR A2+ → B1
Unit 1

Me and my team

Lesson1

Nice to meet you: joining a new team

New grammarWord order in questions Regula →Правило →

25 new words: colleague, team lead, developer, tester, designer, manager…

colleagueteam leaddevelopertesterdesignermanagerdepartmentcompanyofficeremoteto introduceto joinbackgroundexperiencerolepositionhometownhobbyto be based intime zonenative languageto graduatedegreeuniversitynickname

Lesson2

What do you do? Jobs in IT

New grammarPresent simple Regula →Правило →

25 new words: backend, frontend, full-stack, DevOps engineer, data analyst, QA engineer…

backendfrontendfull-stackDevOps engineerdata analystQA engineerproduct ownerproject managerUX designersystem administratorto be responsible forto deal withto supportto maintainto designto testto analyzeclientusercustomertaskdutyskillsalarycontract

Lesson3

A day in the life of a developer

New grammarPresent simple: adverbs of frequency and time expressions Regula →Правило →

25 new words: to commute, to check emails, daily stand-up, meeting, to take a break, lunch break…

to commuteto check emailsdaily stand-upmeetingto take a breaklunch breakto focusdeadlinescheduleroutineusuallyoftensometimesrarelyneveralwaysovertimeflexible hoursto work from hometo log into log offcalendarremindernotificationcoffee machine

Lesson4

What are you working on? Current projects

New grammarPresent continuous; present simple or present continuous Regula →Правило →

25 new words: feature, bug, to fix, to build, to update, to improve…

featurebugto fixto buildto updateto improveto migratereleaseversionsprintticketbacklogpriorityprogressstatusin progressto be stuckto wait forblockerto finishcurrentlyat the momentthis weekestimateto review

Lesson5

Our tools and tech stack

New grammarDefining relative clauses: who, which, that, where Regula →Правило →

25 new words: tool, software, application, app, framework, library…

toolsoftwareapplicationappframeworklibraryprogramming languagedatabaseservercloudbrowseroperating systemcode editorterminalrepositoryversion controlpluginintegrationdashboardto installto configureto runlaptopmonitorkeyboard

Lesson6

Revise and check: my professional profile

Grammar reviewQuestions, present simple and continuous, relative clauses

24 new words: profile, summary, achievement, strength, weakness, goal…

profilesummaryachievementstrengthweaknessgoalto be good atto be interested inpassionatereliableteam playerdetail-orientedself-motivatedcommunication skillssoft skillshard skillscertificatecourseportfoliorecommendationto connectnetworkrecruiteropportunity

Unit 2

Stories from work

Lesson7

My first job in IT

New grammarPast simple: regular and irregular verbs Regula →Правило →

25 new words: to apply, application form, interview, to hire, to get a job, internship…

to applyapplication forminterviewto hireto get a jobinternshipinternjuniortraineementorto learnto make a mistakefirst daynervousexcitedto rememberto forgetagolast yearto quitto moveto startcareerto earnnewcomer

Lesson8

The day the server went down

New grammarPast continuous Regula →Правило →

25 new words: outage, downtime, to go down, to crash, error, alert…

outagedowntimeto go downto crasherroralertto noticesuddenlyto happento restartbackupto restorelogsmonitoringon-callincidentto respondemergencyto panicto calm downto callin the middle of the nighttrafficloadfortunately

Lesson9

Hunting a bug

New grammarTime sequencers and connectors: first, then, when, while, so, because, although Regula →Правило →

25 new words: to reproduce, steps, expected result, actual result, to investigate, cause…

to reproducestepsexpected resultactual resultto investigatecauseroot causeto debugbreakpointstack traceto searchworkaroundsolutionto tryto failto succeedfinallyfirst of allafter thatalthougheventuallyclueto guessto discovermystery

Lesson10

Who broke the build?

New grammarSubject questions: Who broke…? What happened? Regula →Правило →

25 new words: continuous integration, pipeline, test suite, unit test, to commit, commit message…

continuous integrationpipelinetest suiteunit testto commitcommit messageto pushto pullbranchmain branchto mergeconflictto revertto blameresponsibleaccidentto admitto apologizechangeautomatedgreenredto breakto approveto reject

Unit 3

Plans and the future

Unit 4

Experience

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Lesson21

Release notes and changelogs

New grammarPresent perfect or past simple? Regula →Правило →

24 new words: to add, to remove, to rename, to deprecate, compatible, known issue…

to addto removeto renameto deprecatecompatibleknown issueenhancementperformancespeedto freezeto optimizeto simplifyminormajorpatchbreaking changeprevious versionlatest versionto upgradeto downgradeuser interfacelayoutdark modesetting

Lesson22

Comparing frameworks

New grammarComparative adjectives and adverbs; as … as Regula →Правило →

25 new words: fast, slow, easy, difficult, popular, modern…

fastsloweasydifficultpopularmodernoutdatedpowerfullightweightheavyscalablesecurerobustdocumentationcommunitylearning curveecosystemto comparecomparisonadvantagedisadvantagepros and consmuch bettera bitas … as

Lesson23

The best tool for the job

New grammarSuperlatives (+ ever + present perfect) Regula →Правило →

24 new words: the best, the worst, the most, the least, ever, favorite…

the bestthe worstthe mostthe leasteverfavoriteusefuluselessexpensivecheapefficientconvenientannoyingimpressiveamazingterribleto recommendratingto rateuser-friendlyintuitivefeature-richbest practicechoice

Lesson24

Revise and check: writing your CV

Grammar reviewPresent perfect and past simple, comparatives and superlatives

24 new words: CV, résumé, work history, employer, responsibility, education…

CVrésuméwork historyemployerresponsibilityeducationto leadto manageto developto implementto increaseto reduceto achieveresultreferencecover letteremploymentpromotionkey skillskeywordformatto proofreadto highlightrelevant

Unit 5

Working life

Lesson25

Remote work or office?

New grammarQuantifiers: much, many, a lot of, a few, a little; too and not enough Regula →Правило →

25 new words: home office, commuting time, open space, desk, noise, quiet…

home officecommuting timeopen spacedesknoisequietdistractionvideo callheadsetwebcaminternet connectioncoworking spaceisolationwork-life balanceproductivityproductivehybridtoo muchtoo manynot enougha fewa littleplenty ofenergyprivacy

Lesson26

Onboarding: rules and requirements

New grammarHave to, don't have to, must, mustn't Regula →Правило →

25 new words: onboarding, new hire, access, permission, account, password…

onboardingnew hireaccesspermissionaccountpasswordto signagreementNDApolicydress codesecurity badgeto followruleallowedforbiddenrequiredoptionalmustmustn'thave todon't have totraininghandbookbuddy

Lesson27

Good habits for developers

New grammarShould and shouldn't for advice Regula →Правило →

24 new words: habit, clean code, readable, comment, naming, to refactor…

habitclean codereadablecommentnamingto refactorto documentto write teststo take notesto prioritizeto avoidburnoutto restto stretchposturescreen timeshouldshouldn'tadvicetipto waste timeto procrastinatehealthymindset

Lesson28

Learning new technologies

New grammarVerb + to-infinitive; infinitive of purpose Regula →Правило →

25 new words: to decide, to want, to need, to hope, to manage to, to expect…

to decideto wantto needto hopeto manage toto expectself-taughtonline coursetutorialofficial docsto practiceexerciseto memorizeto understandbeginneradvancedintermediateto make progressmotivationto give upto keep goingbootcampcertificationto pass an examcurious

Lesson29

What I enjoy at work

New grammarVerb + -ing: enjoy, love, hate, don't mind; -ing as a subject Regula →Правило →

25 new words: to enjoy, to hate, to love, don't mind, can't stand, to feel like…

to enjoyto hateto lovedon't mindcan't standto feel liketo be intoboringinterestingchallengingrewardingrepetitivecreativeto solve problemspuzzleto brainstormto pair programto teachvarietysatisfactionmotivatedfrustratedto get boredsense of purposeteamwork

Lesson30

Revise and check: our team agreement

Grammar reviewQuantifiers, obligation, advice, -ing and to-infinitive

24 new words: team agreement, working hours, core hours, to acknowledge, response time, availability…

team agreementworking hourscore hoursto acknowledgeresponse timeavailabilityto be availableout of officeday offvacationsick leaveto notifychannelthreadto mentionto muteurgentasynchronousreal-timeetiquetterespectto interruptto be on timelate

Unit 6

Problems and solutions

Lesson31

Troubleshooting: if this, then that

New grammarFirst conditional: if + present, will + verb Regula →Правило →

24 new words: to troubleshoot, to clear the cache, to reboot, to unplug, to plug in, cable…

to troubleshootto clear the cacheto rebootto unplugto plug incabledriverconfigurationwarningerror messageto make sureto disableto enablelaggyunresponsiveto reconnectWi-Firouterfirewallto blocksymptomstep by stepunlessconnection

Lesson32

Calling tech support

New grammarSomething, anything, nothing; someone, anyone, no one Regula →Правило →

25 new words: help desk, support ticket, to report, to describe, to hold on, to put through…

help desksupport ticketto reportto describeto hold onto put throughextensionto call backcallerinconvenienceto escalatetechnicianremote accesscase numbersomethinganythingnothingsomeoneanyoneno oneeverywherenowherepolitepatientfrustrating

Lesson33

Cybersecurity: what might happen?

New grammarMay and might for possibility Regula →Правило →

25 new words: cybersecurity, hacker, attack, phishing, virus, malware…

cybersecurityhackerattackphishingvirusmalwarescamsuspiciouslinkattachmentto clickto stealidentitytwo-factor authenticationstrong passwordto encryptencryptionvulnerabilitybreachleakto protectmightmaysafecareful

Lesson34

If I had my dream project…

New grammarSecond conditional: if + past, would + verb Regula →Правило →

24 new words: dream, ideal, to imagine, unlimited, funding, own company…

dreamidealto imagineunlimitedfundingown companyto resignwealthyislandfreedomto travel the worldvideo gamevirtual realityaugmented realitysmart homewearabledroneouter spaceto employinnovationimpossiblerealisticwishfantasy

Lesson35

Trade-offs: making technical decisions

Grammar reviewFirst or second conditional?

25 new words: trade-off, decision, to weigh, option, alternative, cost…

trade-offdecisionto weighoptionalternativecosttime-consumingmaintainabletechnical debtshort-termlong-termquick fixconsequenceto chooseto rewritefrom scratchlegacy codeto keepto postponeriskyworth itcompromiseoutcomeimpactto convince

Lesson36

Revise and check: the incident post-mortem

Grammar reviewConditionals, may/might, past forms

24 new words: post-mortem, timeline, to detect, affected users, severity, duration…

post-mortemtimelineto detectaffected usersseveritydurationrecoveryto recoverpreventionto preventtakeawayblamelessmitigationto mitigatefirst responderalertingthresholdrunbookescalation pathstatus pagecustomer trusttransparencydata losssafeguard

Unit 7

Career

Lesson37

How long have you worked here?

New grammarPresent perfect with for and since; How long…? Regula →Правило →

24 new words: for, since, how long, to work for, to stay, to change jobs…

forsincehow longto work forto stayto change jobsloyalanniversarycoworkerto get to knowrelationshipto evolvecompany culturebenefitsperkshealth insurancegym membershipbonusraiseto be promotedjob titlesenioryears of experienceretention

Lesson38

From junior to senior

Grammar reviewPresent perfect or past simple? (2)

24 new words: career path, career ladder, mid-level, seniority, to take responsibility, ownership…

career pathcareer laddermid-levelseniorityto take responsibilityownershipindependenttech leadarchitectprincipal engineerengineering managerindividual contributorleadershipto delegateto coachdecision-makinginfluencevisibilityperformance reviewgoal-settingto earn trustimpostor syndromeconfidenceturning point

Lesson39

The job interview: talking about achievements

Grammar reviewPast simple, present perfect and superlatives in interview answers

24 new words: candidate, interviewer, hiring manager, to shortlist, technical interview, coding challenge…

candidateinterviewerhiring managerto shortlisttechnical interviewcoding challengetake-home taskwhiteboardbehavioral questionchallengeassignmentactionmetricto stand outarea for improvementpreparationsalary expectationsnotice periodthank-you emailjob offereye contactbody languageSTAR methodto impress

Lesson40

Negotiating an offer

New grammarPolite requests and indirect questions: Could you…? Would you mind…? Do you know if…? Regula →Правило →

24 new words: to negotiate, negotiation, gross, net, annual, monthly…

to negotiatenegotiationgrossnetannualmonthlycounterofferstart dateprobation periodremote policyequipmentrelocationflexibilityWould you mind…?Could you possibly…?I was wondering if…to acceptto declineterms and conditionsfinal offersigning bonusreasonablefirmdeal

Lesson41

Freelancing: how things used to be

New grammarUsed to / didn't use to Regula →Правило →

24 new words: freelancer, self-employed, to work for yourself, hourly rate, invoice, to charge…

freelancerself-employedto work for yourselfhourly rateinvoiceto chargefixed priceonline marketplacetestimonialto find clientsword of mouthirregular incometaxesaccountantto be your own bossoffice jobused tonowadaysthese daysin the pastindependencejob securityworkloadside income

Lesson42

Revise and check: the mock interview

Grammar reviewPresent perfect (for/since), used to, polite questions

22 new words: mock interview, practice round, to rehearse, nerves, to stay calm, to pause…

mock interviewpractice roundto rehearsenervesto stay calmto pauseto clarifyfollow-up questionto think aloudedge casesystem designscalabilitybottleneckto sketchdiagramassumptionto justifyto wrap upDo you have any questions for us?enthusiasmculture fitgratitude

Unit 8

How things work

Lesson43

How the internet works

New grammarPresent simple passive Regula →Правило →

25 new words: request, packet, IP address, domain name, DNS, protocol…

requestpacketIP addressdomain nameDNSprotocolHTTPdata centerundersea cableto transferto transmitto routewebsiteweb pagehyperlinksearch engineto indexto resolvebandwidthlatencysignalinfrastructuredeviceto storestorage

Lesson44

Made in Silicon Valley: famous products

New grammarPast simple passive Regula →Правило →

24 new words: Silicon Valley, to manufacture, to assemble, factory, prototype, to be named after…

Silicon Valleyto manufactureto assemblefactoryprototypeto be named afterlogobrandsloganiconicbest-sellingto sellto acquireacquisitionto be worthbillionmillionheadquarterssmartphonetabletsocial networkto go viralearly versioninvestor

Lesson45

Data and privacy

Grammar reviewThe passive: present and past, with by

24 new words: personal data, privacy policy, consent, to collect, to process, third party…

personal dataprivacy policyconsentto collectto processthird partycookietrackingto trackanonymousto deleteGDPRregulationlawfineto complycomplianceuser rightsto opt into opt outterms of servicesensitivetrustworthydata retention

Lesson46

Setting up your new laptop

New grammarPhrasal verbs and their word order: turn it on Regula →Правило →

25 new words: to turn on, to turn off, to switch off, to start up, to log out, to sign in…

to turn onto turn offto switch offto start upto log outto sign into sign outto back upto fill into look upto type into write downto pick upto give backto throw awaychargeradapterbatteryto rechargescreentouchpadUSB portexternal driveto carry aroundto unpack

Lesson47

From code to the cloud

Grammar reviewThe passive in processes; sequencing a process

25 new words: source code, to compile, compiler, to package, container, image…

source codeto compilecompilerto packagecontainerimagevirtual machinecloud providerregioninstanceto scaleautoscalingload balancerto provisionenvironmentconfiguration fileenvironment variablesecretcredentialsuptimehigh availabilitycost-effectivepay-as-you-goserverlesson-premises

Lesson48

Revise and check: explaining tech to non-technical people

Grammar reviewPassives and phrasal verbs

24 new words: non-technical, jargon, plain English, analogy, metaphor, simple terms…

non-technicaljargonplain Englishanalogymetaphorsimple termsto make senseDoes that make sense?in other wordsbasicallyit's like…picture thisvisualbig picturedetailto get lostbackground knowledgeto check understandingaudiencepatienceto rephraseeveryday languageexampleto summarize

Unit 9

Communication

Lesson49

Writing professional emails

SkillsFormal and informal phrases for emails

24 new words: subject line, greeting, Dear…, Hi team, attached file, Please find attached…

subject linegreetingDear…Hi teamattached filePlease find attachedregardingI'm writing to…to inquireto replyreply allCCBCCsignatureBest regardsformalinformaltonetypoconciserecipientsenderinboxLooking forward to hearing from you

Lesson50

Meetings: agreeing and disagreeing

New grammarSo / neither + auxiliaries: So do I. Neither can I. Regula →Правило →

24 new words: to chair, to take minutes, minutes, point of view, I see your point, exactly…

to chairto take minutesminutespoint of viewI see your pointexactlyabsolutelyI'm not sure about thatI'm afraid I disagreefair enoughSorry to interruptto raise a questionto bring upto go off topicto move onconsensusmajorityshow of handsSo do INeither do IMe tooMe neithermiddle groundto sum up

Lesson51

What did the client say?

New grammarReported speech: statements (say, tell) Regula →Правило →

24 new words: to state, to pass on, to note, complaint, change request, specification…

to stateto pass onto notecomplaintchange requestspecificationclient callto insistto claimto denyto point outto warnto assureunhappysatisfieddeadline extensionscope creepout of scopemisunderstandingto recapaccount managerkickoffbudget overrungo-ahead

Lesson52

Interviewing users

New grammarReported questions: asked if, wanted to know Regula →Правило →

24 new words: user research, user interview, participant, survey, questionnaire, to ask if…

user researchuser interviewparticipantsurveyquestionnaireto ask ifwhetherwanted to knowpain pointuser needpersonabehaviorinsightto observeusabilityusability testwireframeto recordopen questionclosed questionbiasto interpretfindingsinterviewee

Lesson53

Giving a demo or a presentation

New grammarLinking words: however, therefore, as a result, in addition Regula →Правило →

24 new words: presentation, presenter, to demonstrate, live demo, slide deck, to outline…

presentationpresenterto demonstratelive demoslide deckto outlineoverviewto begin withmoving on tohoweverthereforeas a resultin additionon the other handto concludeconclusionQ&Alistenersto engagepacestage frightdry runto handle questionskey message

Lesson54

Revise and check: the client meeting

Grammar reviewReported speech, so/neither, linking words

24 new words: client meeting, small talk, icebreaker, to build rapport, to set expectations, deliverable…

client meetingsmall talkicebreakerto build rapportto set expectationsdeliverablephaseweekly reportrisk assessmentconcernto address concernsto reassureaction pointsnext stepsto follow throughto close the dealpartnershipto renewrenewalrepeat businesscredibilityto exceed expectationshandoverpoint of contact

Unit 10

The big picture

Lesson55

The story of a startup

New grammarPast perfect Regula →Правило →

24 new words: co-founder, seed round, venture capital, pitch, angel investor, business idea…

co-founderseed roundventure capitalpitchangel investorbusiness ideabusiness modelMVPproduct-market fitto pivotunicornvaluationexitIPOto go publicbankruptto run out of moneyto shut downby the timebefore thathustledorm roomearly adoptertraction

Lesson56

Famous tech failures

Grammar reviewPast perfect or past simple? Telling a story

25 new words: flop, disaster, to go wrong, to underestimate, to overestimate, to ignore…

flopdisasterto go wrongto underestimateto overestimateto ignorewarning signto recalldefectfaultyoverheatingto lose millionsreputationscandalhindsightto learn the hard wayto bounce backcomebackblunderrushedpoorly testedto misjudgemarket timingdiscontinuedembarrassing

Lesson57

Ethics and responsibility in tech

Grammar reviewModals (should, must, might) and conditionals in discussion

25 new words: ethical, unethical, accountability, fairness, discrimination, algorithm…

ethicalunethicalaccountabilityfairnessdiscriminationalgorithmunfairmisinformationfake newsdeepfakeaddictivemental healthdigital wellbeingsurveillancefreedom of speechcensorshipcontent moderationto harmharmfullawmakerssocietyresponsible usethe greater gooddilemmato take a stand

Lesson58

Tech trends to watch

Grammar reviewFuture forms: will, going to, might, present continuous

24 new words: trend, emerging, quantum computing, blockchain, Internet of Things, edge computing…

trendemergingquantum computingblockchainInternet of Thingsedge computinggreen techenergy consumptioncarbon footprintsustainablelow-codeno-codezero trustdigital twingenerative AIhumanoidself-driving carhypemainstreamto adoptadoptiongame changershort-livedto keep an eye on

Lesson59

Final project: pitch your app

Grammar reviewReview: all the course grammar in a pitch

24 new words: elevator pitch, problem statement, value proposition, unique selling point, target user, use case…

elevator pitchproblem statementvalue propositionunique selling pointtarget useruse casecompetitive advantagerevenuemonetizationin-app purchasefreemiumuser acquisitionchurnKPIdemo dayjudgesto persuadeconvincingcall to actionvisionmissiongo-to-market strategybackermemorable

Lesson60

Looking back, looking ahead

Grammar reviewCourse review

24 new words: to look back, to look ahead, to reflect, reflection, accomplishment, fluency…

to look backto look aheadto reflectreflectionaccomplishmentfluencyfluentaccuracyself-assessmentlearning goalnext levelto keep practisingdaily practiceimmersionto stay motivatedpodcastaudiobooklanguage exchangespeaking partnerflashcardsspaced repetitioncertificate of completioncongratulationswell done

Despre cursul English for IT, nivelul Pre-Intermediate

Cauți un curs de engleză pentru IT potrivit nivelului tău Pre-Intermediate? Această programă este dedicată programatorilor, testerilor, designerilor și altor specialiști din Moldova care vor să treacă de la nivelul de bază la o comunicare sigură în medii tehnice. Pentru a urma acest curs, ai nevoie de un nivel anterior stabil (A2) și dorința de a avansa spre un B1 solid, folosind contexte reale din industria IT.

Cele 60 de lecții sunt structurate în 10 unități tematice care acoperă situații autentice de la locul de muncă. Vei învăța cum să te prezinți la sosirea într-o echipă nouă, să discuți despre unelte și tech stack, să participi la sprint planning, să gestionezi release day sau să scrii changelogs. De asemenea, explorăm subiecte precum munca remote sau la birou, identificarea și rezolvarea bug-urilor, securitatea cibernetică, datele și confidențialitatea, dar și aspecte legate de carieră, freelancing, etică și responsabilitate în tehnologie.

Pe parcursul unităților, vei aprofunda elemente esențiale de gramatică, de la structura întrebărilor și timpurile de bază (Present Simple, Present Continuous, Past Simple și Past Continuous), până la structuri mai avansate cum ar fi defining relative clauses, timpul Present Perfect cu ever, never, just, already și yet, verbelemodale de obligație și sfat (have to, must, should, may, might), dar și primele și cele de-a doua condiționale. Vei învăța să folosești comparative și superlative, cuvinte de legătură, diateza pasivă, phrasal verbs, dar și vorbirea indirectă (reported speech) și timpurile trecute avansate.

Fiecare lecție introduce între 20 și 30 de cuvinte noi, totalizând 1,468 de termeni specializați, sistemul având grijă ca vocabularul învățat anterior să revină constant în exerciții. Metoda de învățare este interactivă: ai la dispoziție exerciții pe fiecare pagină, înregistrări audio, texte de citit și un dicționar încorporat cu traduceri în română și rusă, plus o listă personală de cuvinte. Platforma este adaptată și pentru telefon.

La sfârșitul acestui nivel, vei putea comunica mult mai fluent cu colegii internaționali, vei scrie emailuri profesionale clare, vei da un demo sau o prezentare tehnică fără teamă și vei înțelege documentația mult mai ușor. Aceste lecții de engleză online îți oferă flexibilitate totală.

Poți începe imediat și complet gratuit: primele 10 lecții sunt accesibile oricui fără înregistrare, iar lecțiile 11-20 devin gratuite după crearea unui cont simplu cu nume și email. Astfel, testezi platforma înainte de a lua o decizie.

Pentru acces nelimitat la întregul nivel de 60 de lecții, destinat studiului individual fără profesor, prețul este de doar 210 lei, plătiți o singură dată, cu acces pe viață și garanție de rambursare integrală timp de 14 zile. Dacă preferi îndrumarea unui profesor, poți opta pentru lecții individuale online de 50 de minute la prețul de 250 lei per ședință, prima lecție de probă fiind complet gratuită.

Întrebări și răspunsuri

De ce nivel am nevoie pentru a începe acest curs?

Cursul este conceput pentru nivelul Pre-Intermediate (CEFR A2+ spre B1). Este ideal dacă înțelegi bazele limbii engleze, dar vrei să le aplici corect în contexte specifice din domeniul IT.

Cum funcționează accesul gratuit la lecții?

Poți accesa primele 10 lecții imediat, fără a fi nevoie de un cont. Următoarele 10 lecții (de la 11 la 20) sunt de asemenea gratuite, fiind necesară doar înregistrarea cu un nume și o adresă de email.

Pot studia de pe telefonul mobil?

Da, toate materialele, exercițiile interactive, înregistrările audio și dicționarul integrat funcționează excelent pe ecranul telefonului tău, oferindu-ți libertatea de a învăța oricând și oriunde.

О курсе English for IT, уровень Pre-Intermediate

Ищете курс английского для IT, который подойдет вашему уровню Pre-Intermediate? Эта программа разработана для разработчиков, тестировщиков, дизайнеров и других специалистов из Молдовы, которым нужно уверенно общаться на английском языке в рабочей среде. Для старта вам понадобится уверенная база уровня A2 и стремление перейти к крепкому B1 через реальные ситуации из IT-индустрии.

Всего курс включает 60 уроков, разделенных на 10 тематических юнитов. Вы проработаете такие темы, как первое знакомство при присоединении к новой команде, обсуждение инструментов и tech stack, участие в спринт-планировании, релизный день, составление changelog, а также выбор между удаленной работой и офисом. Мы также разбираем баги, кибербезопасность, конфиденциальность данных, карьеру, фриланс, этику и ответственность в технологиях.

Программа детально охватывает грамматику уровня: порядок слов в вопросах, Present Simple и Present Continuous, наречия частотности, defining relative clauses, Past Simple и Past Continuous, временные маркеры и соединительные слова. Вы изучите конструкции с be going to, will и shall, Present Perfect с ever, never, just, already, yet, а также разницу между Present Perfect и Past Simple. Курс затрагивает степени сравнения, квантификаторы, модальные глаголы have to, must, should, may, might, условные предложения первого и второго типов, пассивный залог, фразовые глаголы, косвенную речь и времена группы Past.

Каждый урок содержит от 20 до 30 новых слов (всего 1,468 терминов), причем изученная лексика регулярно возвращается в упражнениях для закрепления. Интерактивная платформа включает задания на каждой странице, аудиозаписи, тексты для чтения, встроенный словарь с переводом на русский и румынский языки, а также ваш личный список слов. Всё это полноценно работает на смартфоне.

По завершении этого уровня вы сможете свободно общаться с зарубежными коллегами, писать профессиональные письма, проводить демо и технические презентации, а также легко читать документацию. Эти уроки английского онлайн созданы для максимальной эффективности.

Вы можете начать обучение бесплатно: первые 10 уроков доступны сразу без регистрации, а уроки с 11 по 20 открываются бесплатно после создания аккаунта с указанием имени и email.

Полный уровень из 60 уроков для самостоятельного изучения стоит 210 леев (оплата один раз, доступ навсегда и гарантия возврата денег в течение 14 дней). Если вам нужен преподаватель, вы можете заказать индивидуальные онлайн-уроки длительностью 50 минут по цене 250 леев за занятие, причем первый пробный урок предоставляется бесплатно.

Вопросы и ответы

Какой уровень английского нужен для старта?

Курс рассчитан на уровень Pre-Intermediate (A2+–B1). Он подойдет тем, кто уже владеет базовой грамматикой, но хочет научиться применять ее в реальной IT-лексике и рабочих ситуациях.

Как работает бесплатный доступ к урокам?

Первые 10 уроков доступны абсолютно всем без создания аккаунта. Уроки с 11 по 20 также бесплатны — для доступа к ним достаточно зарегистрироваться, указав имя и email.

Удобно ли учиться со смартфона?

Да, платформа полностью адаптирована для мобильных устройств. Вы можете выполнять интерактивные упражнения, слушать аудио и использовать встроенный словарь прямо на экране телефона.

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