14 questions on technical vocabulary, documentation, workplace communication and meetings. They adapt to you as you go. Get your CEFR level, see which skill to work on, and find the English for IT course that fits you.
The questions are in English. That's the point!
Answer 14 questions based on real tech work: tickets, docs, code reviews, stand-ups and messages. They get harder or easier depending on your answers.
See your CEFR level and a separate result for technical vocabulary, reading docs, workplace communication and meetings.
Get your course. We match you to the English for IT course at your level, from A1 to C2, starting with your weakest skill.
Developers, QA engineers, IT students and anyone who uses English at work in tech. The questions use real workplace situations, not textbook topics.
Yes. The test and your result are free, with no account. You only sign up if you want to save your level and start the course.
The instructions and results are in English, Russian and Kazakh. The questions are in English, because that's what the test measures.
B1 is enough to read docs and tickets and give short updates. B2 is the usual expectation in an international team. C1 lets you lead discussions, write design documents and work directly with clients.
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Scoring your answers across all four skills.