family path
Technical English at Work
Anyone working with English-language tools and docs. Not a language proficiency certificate.
Modules
| Module | Skills | L1 | L3 | L5 | You |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Naming and Findability | File, folder, branch, commit and variable naming that is searchable and consistent | Follow naming rules, understand common UI and error words (≈A2) | Name consistently at team scale (≈B2) | Create standards others adopt (≈C1+) | Take |
| Reading Technical Text | Error messages, logs, man pages, README and release notes; find the cause or the right flag | Understand common error words | Diagnose from logs and docs | Review and improve others' technical reading | Take |
| Core IT Vocabulary | Words such as path, directory, repository, branch, permission, deprecated, timeout, rollback | Common UI words | Precise IT vocabulary | Explains terms to others | Take |
| Technical Search | Turning a problem into an effective English query (keywords, quoted error strings, operators) | Keyword search | Quoted errors and operators | Expert research queries | Take |
| Short Technical Writing | Bug report, ticket, commit message, status update, handover note | Basic ticket | Reproducible bug report | Reviews others' writing | Take |
About this path
- Certificate
- Technical English at Work L1–L5
- Rule
- Your path level is the minimum level across all modules.