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.
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.
- Working in IT Unit 1
- Workplace Safety in IT Unit 2
- IT Apprenticeships Unit 3
- Global Collaboration Unit 4
- Hardware & Networking Essentials Unit 5
- Cybersecurity Basics Unit 6
- Data & Project Management Unit 7
- IT Support & Service Requests Unit 8
- Smart Tech, AI & Industry 4.0 Unit 9
- Conventional & AI-Assisted Programming Unit 10
- Writing Task: Texts the Job Produces Writing
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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.