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English for IT – A2 Course 1

English is the universal language of the global technology sector—from software documentation and developer forums to team stand-ups and ticketing systems.
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Welcome to English for IT – A2 Course 1, an interactive, self-paced learning program delivered in educational partnership with edube.com and OpenEDG. English is the universal language of the global technology sector—from software documentation and developer forums to team stand-ups and ticketing systems.

This course bridges the gap between general pre-intermediate English and practical IT workplace communication. Rather than relying on generic grammar exercises, you will build reading, listening, writing, and speaking skills through real tech scenarios drawn from DevOps, Quality Assurance, Software Development, and Data Analysis. Designed to align with the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR A2) and Global Scale of English (GSE 22–42), this course prepares you directly for the official English for IT A2 Certification.

Module 1
Module 2
Module 3
Module 4
Module 5
What is English for IT – A2 Course 1?
It is a career-focused language course on edube.com designed to build A2-level English communication skills tailored specifically for technology workplaces.
Which exam does this course prepare me for?
It prepares you for the English for IT A2 / GSE 22–42 Certification exam (Exam EIT-A2-01).
Do I need strong technical skills to take this course?
No. The course uses common technology contexts like ticket management, simple bug reporting, and device descriptions to teach practical English.
Is this course focused on general grammar or IT vocabulary?
Both! It reinforces essential A2 grammar structures while embedding them directly inside real-world tech scenarios, terminology, and workplace dialogues.
What is the difference between Course 1 and Course 2?
Course 1 introduces foundational workplace communication, role descriptions, and basic problem reporting. Course 2 builds on this with more complex technical process explanations, documentation analysis, and ticket handling.
Does the course include listening and speaking practice?
Yes. The course includes video lessons, audio dialogues, reading passages, and interactive text exercises to train all core language skills.
Will I receive an official exam discount?
Yes! Enrolling in the course path grants access to an official discount voucher for your certification exam.
How long do I have access to the learning content?
Enrolling gives you 12 months of full access to all lessons, media assets, interactive exercises, and practice quizzes.

Basic Info

  • Course Code: EIT-A2-C1
  • Language Proficiency Level: Pre-Intermediate (CEFR A2 / GSE 22–42)
  • Target Certification: English for IT A2 / GSE 22–42 Certification (Exam EIT-A2-01)
  • Format: Online, Self-Paced with Interactive Language & Listening Labs
  • Learning Assets: Instructional Videos, Reading Passages, Technical Scenarios, &
    Assessment Quizzes
  • Inclusions: Diploma of Course Completion & Voucher Discount toward the Official
    English for IT A2 Exam.

Career Paths, Roles, and Opportunities
Building functional workplace English skills allows tech workers to participate in global remote
teams, understand international documentation, and secure entry-level IT roles.

Potential Career Paths:

  • Global Technical Support: Communicating with international end-users and processing
    English-language helpdesk tickets.
  • Software Quality & Testing: Following English test scripts, writing simple bug reports,
    and updating issue trackers.
  • Junior Development Teams: Participating in daily stand-ups, reading system
    notifications, and messaging teammates.

Entry-Level Job Roles:

  • Junior IT Support Specialist
  • Entry-Level QA Tester
  • Junior Web / Software Developer
  • Technical Helpdesk Assistant

Current Salaries (UK & US)
Combining entry-level technical skills with English communication unlocks global hiring pools
and competitive entry rates.

United Kingdom (UK) 

  • Junior IT Support Specialist £24,000 – £32,000
  • Entry-Level QA Tester £26,000 – £35,000
  • Junior Web Developer £30,000 – £40,000

United States (US) 

  • Junior IT Support Specialist $50,000– $65,000
  • Entry-Level QA Engineer $55,000 – $72,000
  • Junior Software Developer $62,000 – $80,000
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Course details
Duration 30 to 40 total study hours.
Lectures 5
Level Foundation
Certificate Awarded
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Course requirements
  • Language Prerequisite: Elementary English knowledge (CEFR A1 level or equivalent general vocabulary).
  • Technical Background: No advanced IT experience required; basic computer literacy and familiarity with digital tools are sufficient.
  • Hardware & Software: Any computer, tablet, or smartphone connected to the internet with audio output capability for listening exercises.
Intended audience
  • Early-Career IT Professionals: Junior developers, support techs, QA testers, and helpdesk analysts working in international companies or remote global teams.
  • Tech Students & Trainees: University and vocational students preparing to enter the global technology job market.
  • Non-Native English Speakers in Tech: Tech specialists wanting to transition from basic everyday English to confident workplace tech communication.
  • Certification Candidates: Learners studying toward the official OpenEDG English for IT A2 credential.