English for Information Technology
Course Overview
Course Contents
This foundational course is designed to provide learners with essential English language skills tailored for the field of Information Technology (IT). Aimed at very junior learners with basic computer knowledge, the course focuses on developing vocabulary, comprehension and communication skills relevant to common IT contexts. By the end, participants will feel more confident in using English to describe, navigate and work within basic IT environments, preparing them for further technical studies or entry-level roles in the tech industry.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, learners will:
- Understand and use common IT-related terminology.
- Develop basic reading, writing, and speaking skills in English specific to the IT environment.
- Gain confidence in describing technical processes and IT equipment.
- Communicate more effectively in IT support, troubleshooting and common tech tasks.
- Prepare for more advanced IT studies or entry-level positions in IT.
| Module | Details |
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| Module 1 Introduction to Information Technology |
Objective: Overview of IT and its importance Basic IT vocabulary (computer, monitor, keyboard, etc.) Identifying basic IT equipment in English |
| Module 2 Basic Computer Operations |
Objective: Turning on/off devices, starting programs English for navigating desktops, using a mouse, and typing Simple tasks: copy, paste, delete |
| Module 3 Working with Files and Folders |
Objective: Vocabulary: file, folder, save, open, close Describing file management operations in English Understanding common file types and extensions |
| Module 4 Introduction to the Internet and Web Browsing |
Objective: Basic internet terms: browser, search, link, website How to perform simple searches in English Introduction to email terminology |
| Module 5 Email and Basic Communication Tools |
Objective: English for composing and replying to emails Common terms: attachment, inbox, subject, recipient Writing simple emails in English for IT support |
| Module 6 Common Software and Applications |
Objective: Introduction to Microsoft Office and similar tools Vocabulary for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint Describing basic functions in these applications |
| Module 7 Understanding Hardware and Software |
Objective: Differentiating between hardware and software Vocabulary for common hardware components (CPU, RAM, hard drive) Describing software functions in English |
| Module 8 Basic Networking Concepts |
Objective: Introduction to networks, Wi-Fi and LAN/WAN Vocabulary for network devices: router, modem, server Simple explanations of how networks connect devices |
| Module 9 Cybersecurity Essentials |
Objective: Basic vocabulary: password, virus, firewall, secure Tips for creating secure passwords in English Understanding simple cybersecurity practices |
| Module 10 Introduction to Troubleshooting |
Objective: Common troubleshooting terms: restart, reset, error, update Basic steps in solving tech issues in English How to describe problems to IT support |
| Module 11 Customer Service in IT |
Objective: Communicating with customers in IT settings Basic language for handling questions and providing instructions Practicing customer support dialogues |
| Module 12 Review and Practical Applications |
Objective: Review of all modules Practical tasks, role-play exercises, and IT-specific scenarios Final assessment: Writing a simple IT report or email in English |
Course Fee
Your Investment
Full Course Fee LKR 60,000/=
Admission Requirements
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Computer Basics
Applicants must possess basic computer literacy and general digital skills.
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Language Level
Suitable for beginners with elementary English knowledge looking to develop communication skills specific to the tech industry.
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Eligibility
Designed for IT beginners, students, and job seekers aiming to prepare for tech-related studies or entry-level positions in IT.
Target Audience
This course is designed for beginners in IT who have very basic computer knowledge and wish to improve their English for tech-related studies or entry-level job opportunities in the field.
Please review the entry requirements before starting your application.
