Short answer
If you cannot chat yet, take Spoken English. If chat is fine and standups, tickets or clients freeze, take Workplace English — 3 months, ₹1,999/month, around 6 learners. No promotion guarantee.
Indian IT English is not a native accent. It is yesterday / today / stuck in 60 seconds, a ticket that names the owner, and a client call that repeats the number twice. Ananya’s standup story lives on the presentations guide. Neha’s client call lives on client-call English.
Which room
| If this is true | Take | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| You cannot hold a simple conversation | Spoken English, 6 months | ₹999/month |
| You know the words and freeze on the standup | Interactive Speaking, 3 months | ₹1,199/month |
| Chat is fine; meetings, tickets, clients are not | Workplace English, 3 months | ₹1,999/month |
What Workplace English drills for IT
- Standup: yesterday, today, stuck — 60–90 seconds, no 18-slide deck.
- Ticket English: action, owner, deadline. Not “please do the needful”.
- Client call: names, numbers twice, next step, a time if you do not have the answer.
- Email: the five swaps in professional phrases.
Shifts, on-call, IST
Morning, evening and weekend live batches. Recording is revision when a release overruns. A same-week reschedule only if a seat exists. Working professionals.
We do not guarantee a promotion, an onsite, or a CTC jump. Clearer communication removes one barrier. Performance reviews still weigh the rest.
IT English is a standup you can finish. Approx. 6 learners. From ₹999/mo.
