Business English · IT
English for IT and software teams
In IT and software teams, English is often the working language: in stand-ups, tickets, code reviews and conversations with clients and stakeholders. Interlexico trains developers, product teams and IT departments to communicate clearly and confidently — beyond the technology.
Typical situations in the training
- Running and contributing to stand-ups, plannings and retrospectives in English
- Writing clear code reviews, tickets and pull requests
- Explaining technical topics to non-technical stakeholders
- Clarifying requirements with clients and managing expectations
- Communicating incidents, delays and priorities
Topics and vocabulary
- Agile and project vocabulary
- Technical writing: docs, tickets, release notes
- Giving and receiving feedback
- Presenting architecture and product decisions
- Communication in distributed, multicultural teams
Suitable formats
Development teams learn in group training using their own tickets, reviews and meetings as material. Tech leads and product owners use one-to-one training for stakeholder conversations and presentations; training usually runs online.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Training runs online, on-site or hybrid; for distributed teams, online training with fixed weekly sessions is common.
No. Alongside technical English we mainly train communication: meetings, feedback, stakeholder conversations and clear writing.
Groups are formed by similar language level. Where levels differ widely, we combine group and one-to-one training.
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