Most Business English courses teach you how to write emails and attend meetings — useful, but generic. We built this course specifically for agile tech teams. Every role play, discussion topic, and vocabulary set comes from real tech environments: sprint planning, code reviews, retrospectives, stakeholder demos. Our teachers have worked as developers, leads, and consultants — they know what it actually feels like to present to a product owner in your second language.

Anyone working in tech who uses English as a second language at work. That includes software developers, designers, product managers, QA engineers, and team leads — essentially everyone who shows up to a standup, writes a Slack message to a colleague, or presents work to an English-speaking stakeholder. You don't need to know your level, we assess your level before you start and place you in the right group.

Each package is 10 hours of live, small-group instruction delivered online, one hour per week. Classes are discussion-based — no grammar drills. Between sessions, there's optional AI-assisted homework focused on writing and grammar. The format is designed to fit around a full-time tech job: low time commitment, high impact. Intensive formats are available if you'd prefer to move faster.

We cap classes at 10 students maximum, with a minimum of 5. Small enough that you get speaking time and personal feedback every single session. Big enough to run meaningful simulations — a standup with two people isn't a standup. The small group also means you're learning alongside peers who understand your context: the tech world, the pressure, the specific vocabulary.

Each 10-hour package is €400 per person. You can take one package or both (€800 total). Most of our participants claim the course through their employer's training or professional development budget — we provide company invoicing to make this easy. If you're not sure whether your company covers this kind of training, we're happy to provide a formal quote you can bring to your manager or HR team.

Classes run during Central European Time (CET/CEST), making them ideal for professionals based in Europe or working with European teams. Specific time slots vary by cohort. Book an intro call and we'll match you with a schedule that works for you — or let you know when the next suitable cohort opens.

Yes — the course is fully online and open to anyone globally, as long as the CET/CEST time slot works for your timezone. We've had participants from Latin America, Asia, and the Middle East joining teams that operate on European hours. If timing is a barrier, let us know and we'll explore options.

We have a free proficiency test you can take in a few minutes. It helps us understand your current level and place you in the most appropriate group. You don't need to be at an advanced level — we work with participants from intermediate to upper-intermediate and above. What matters more than your score is your motivation to speak more confidently at work.