Course Description:

This comprehensive English for Information Technology course is designed to equip students with the language skills necessary to thrive in the dynamic world of IT. The course targets students at A1, A2, and B1 levels, catering to varying language proficiency levels. Whether you are a beginner or have some prior knowledge of English, this course will help you improve your listening, reading, writing, speaking, and technical writing skills in the context of information technology.

Course Objectives:

A1 Level:

• Understand and use basic IT vocabulary.
• Introduce oneself and exchange basic information.
• Follow simple instructions in an IT context.
• Navigate basic IT interfaces and systems.
• Engage in basic spoken and written communication related to IT tasks.

A2 Level:

• Expand IT-related vocabulary and expressions.
• Describe IT equipment, software, and processes.
• Comprehend and participate in IT-related discussions.
• Write emails and short messages for IT purposes.
• Present simple IT-related topics.

B1 Level:

• Enhance IT-specific vocabulary and terminology.
• Read and understand IT-related documents, manuals, and articles.
• Engage in discussions and debates on IT-related topics.
• Write reports, technical documentation, and proposals in IT contexts.
• Deliver presentations on complex IT subjects.

Course Components:

1. Listening:

• A1 Level: Basic listening exercises, dialogues, and IT-related audio materials.
• A2 Level: Intermediate listening exercises, interviews, and technical discussions.
• B1 Level: Advanced listening exercises, presentations, and conference recordings.

1. Reading:

• A1 Level: Basic IT-related texts, labels, and simple instructions.
• A2 Level: Intermediate IT articles, manuals, and blog posts.
• B1 Level: Advanced IT journals, research papers, and case studies.

1. Writing:

• A1 Level: Simple emails, messages, and basic IT documentation.
• A2 Level: Short reports, reviews, and technical summaries.
• B1 Level: Comprehensive technical reports, project proposals, and documentation.

1. Speaking:

• A1 Level: Basic conversational skills for IT interactions.
• A2 Level: Intermediate speaking exercises, group discussions, and debates.
• B1 Level: Advanced presentations, group projects, and technical discussions.

1. Technical Writing:

• A2 Level: Introduction to technical writing principles.
• B1 Level: Advanced technical writing for IT professionals, including documentation, manuals, and proposals.

Assessment:

Students will be assessed through regular quizzes, assignments, presentations, and a final project or exam tailored to their respective levels.

By the end of this course, students will have improved their English language skills and gained the confidence to communicate effectively in various IT-related scenarios. They will also have the ability to produce technical documents commonly used in the field of Information Technology.