English for Computing is a language driven by the development of technologies that are changing the nature of human interaction in our society, and across the world. The ability to participate in this development, to make oneself understood first and foremost, but increasingly the ability to describe the concepts that underpin these developments, require strong language skills and clear attention to language accuracy.

Student-generated content (paired conversations) is the source of recognising a need for technical terms or a particular aspect of grammar. Reporting on the conversations presents them to the full group, where they are discussed.Personal statements - short summaries of common topics in computing - are a written, more formal version of the conversations.

computers and societythe Dark Netdigital revolutionsocial mediasustainabilityartificial intelligenceBYODmobile securityautomationthe future

Matura English

Matura English

Course reader, customised materials, articles from business press, Cambridge Business English.

oral and written

continuous assessment, written work and presentations

continuous assessment, active participation in class, presentations