Are these IT English exercises free?

Yes, all 12 exercises are free and need no sign-up. Use "Just practise" on any exercise to work through it without entering a name — you still get instant feedback and a score.

Who are these exercises for?

Vocational IT trainees (Auszubildende) at roughly B1–B2 level. The reading texts and vocabulary are drawn from real IT workplace situations — tickets, security incidents, hardware faults, stand-up meetings — rather than general office English.

What level are the exercises?

Around B1–B2 on the CEFR scale — appropriate for IT apprentices partway through their training, building on general English toward the vocabulary and reading skills an IT role needs.

Can a trainer see a student's results?

Each unit ends with an optional "send to teacher" step, so a trainer can review a class's answers — but it is optional, and "Just practise" mode skips it entirely for self-study.

Do the exercises cover AI and modern IT topics?

Yes — alongside networking, cybersecurity and project management basics, there are units on Smart Tech, AI & Industry 4.0 and Conventional & AI-Assisted Programming.

IT English Exercises for Vocational Trainees

IT English Fundamentals

12 free interactive exercises for vocational IT trainees (~B1–B2) — reading, vocabulary and grammar built around real IT workplace tasks, each with instant feedback and a score.

12 exercises

Written for Auszubildende in IT roles: the reading texts, vocabulary and scenarios are drawn from what an IT apprentice actually deals with on the job — an internal ticket, a security incident, a hardware fault, a stand-up meeting — not generic office English. Each unit ends with an optional "send to teacher" step, so a trainer can review a class's work.

On the job. Working in IT, Workplace Safety in IT, IT Apprenticeships, Global Collaboration, IT Support & Service Requests.
Technical topics. Hardware & Networking Essentials, Cybersecurity Basics, Data & Project Management, Smart Tech, AI & Industry 4.0, Conventional & AI-Assisted Programming.
Writing. Writing Task: Texts the Job Produces — emails, reports and the other documents an IT role actually requires.

Every exercise scores itself automatically and shows a grade. No sign-up is required — use "Just practise" on any exercise to skip straight in.

📧 One IT English exercise a month

Sign up and get one of these exercises by email every month, starting with Working in IT. 12 in all, free, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these IT English exercises free?: Yes, all 12 exercises are free and need no sign-up. Use "Just practise" on any exercise to work through it without entering a name — you still get instant feedback and a score.
Who are these exercises for?: Vocational IT trainees (Auszubildende) at roughly B1–B2 level. The reading texts and vocabulary are drawn from real IT workplace situations — tickets, security incidents, hardware faults, stand-up meetings — rather than general office English.
What level are the exercises?: Around B1–B2 on the CEFR scale — appropriate for IT apprentices partway through their training, building on general English toward the vocabulary and reading skills an IT role needs.
Can a trainer see a student's results?: Each unit ends with an optional "send to teacher" step, so a trainer can review a class's answers — but it is optional, and "Just practise" mode skips it entirely for self-study.
Do the exercises cover AI and modern IT topics?: Yes — alongside networking, cybersecurity and project management basics, there are units on Smart Tech, AI & Industry 4.0 and Conventional & AI-Assisted Programming.