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SkillArbitrage launches English language program for IT professionals
SkillArbitrage launches English language program for IT professionals Gurugram (Haryana) [India], February 3: SkillArbitrage, the tech brand aimed at equipping Indian youth with skills for industry 4.0, has announced the launch of an English communication course specially curated for IT professionals. Increasingly, a lack of strong communication skills and an absence of mastery of the English […]
SkillArbitrage launches English language program for IT professionals
Gurugram (Haryana) [India], February 3: SkillArbitrage, the tech brand aimed at equipping Indian youth with skills for industry 4.0, has announced the launch of an English communication course specially curated for IT professionals. Increasingly, a lack of strong communication skills and an absence of mastery of the English language is coming in the way of many experienced Indian IT professionals’ desire for better access to global opportunities and senior leadership positions. SkillArbitrage believes that advanced corporate communication training with a special focus on communicating with international clients, and cross-border colleagues belonging to different cultures and pitching ideas in competitive, high-pressure, professional scenarios is the need of the hour.
The 6-month course has been designed to help professionals grab high-paying remote jobs, global clients and international opportunities in the IT industry. It is a holistic program with an emphasis on speaking, writing, pitching, persuasion, comprehension, responding to criticism, presentations, boardroom interactions, public speaking and overall communication, with a clear focus on career development and the unique communication needs of the IT industry. The course is suitable for IT professionals at all levels and will be taught by experienced instructors who understand the industry paradigms. Communication skills have a special significance for IT professionals since they often need to explain complex technical concepts to non-technical stakeholders, such as managers, clients, or customers from different parts of the world. This requires the ability to communicate technical information in clear and simple terms, which comes with a strong hold over the English language, which is the common tongue of the international IT community.
