English for IT Professionals

Diverse global IT team collaborating remotely via video call and shared code, exchanging ideas in English with laptops, chat bubbles, world map and connected flags showing teamwork

Support technician guiding user via laptop screen showing error dialog, headset and tools on desk, network diagram on whiteboard, collaborative troubleshooting in progress. on-site.

IT sales team presenting to clients in a modern conference room, using slides, laptops, and charts; clear professional communication, negotiation, and technical demos in English.US

Collage of English idioms every IT professional should know: visual metaphors for 'bandwidth', 'technical debt', 'low-hanging fruit', 'move the goalposts', 'ghost in the machine'.

Person at a desk writing a simple user guide with clear headings, numbered step-by-step instructions, helpful icons and diagrams, concise language, bold tips and accessible layout.

Learner practicing English pronunciation for tech terms with headphones and laptop showing phonetic spellings, audio waveform, and highlighted code vocabulary to improve clarity.!!

Illustration showing nonnative IT professionals facing language barriers, unclear documentation, cultural misunderstandings, miscommunication in teams, and technical jargon errors.

Interface of a tech writing app showing a document with structured headings, inline code block, revision history panel, toolbar with export options (PDF, HTML) and collab comments.

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Person practicing English interview answers on laptop reviewing resume and tech notes researching company, and practicing confident body language to prepare for an IT job interview

Developer explaining code in plain English to a teammate: annotated code snippets, simple diagrams, magnifier on logic, and checklist of useful tips for clearer, maintainable code.

Confident speaker presenting technical topics in English to diverse groups, using clear visuals and structured slides, with gestures to simplify complex ideas and invite questions.