The most common English verb tenses are reviewed and practiced, focusing on their use in software development. The aim is to establish a solid grammatical foundation for communicating accurately in emails, technical documentation, and teamwork.

The differences between general and technical English are explored, learning basic vocabulary from the world of software and key expressions in work contexts. Professional etiquette rules are also addressed, both in formal and informal settings.

Students learn to write different types of technical documentation in a clear and coherent manner: specifications, professional emails, code comments, manuals, and quick guides. This allows them to communicate technical decisions and collaborate effectively.

Reading skills such as skimming and scanning are developed to understand technical documentation in English, extract key information from forums, tutorials, libraries, or APIs, and encourage autonomy in solving technical problems.

Techniques for communicating technical content orally are practiced, with a focus on common meetings in agile development (standups, retrospectives, reviews, interviews). Fluency, clarity, and confidence in expressing oneself in technical English are improved.

The unit promotes continuous learning, participation in technology communities, and the development of a personal strategy for professional improvement, keeping up to date with changes in the sector and building a solid network of contacts.

Students apply all their knowledge in a final project that simulates a real development process: requirements gathering, customer validation, documentation, and presentation.