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// Your code ships globally.
Your voice should too.

Stop letting English hold your career back. Get the precise, 1:1 coaching you need to explain a blocker in daily stand-ups, walk through architectural trade-offs during system design, and push back on unrealistic deadlines.

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AgileEnglish.tech lead instructor
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Your Technical English Coach
Former cloud DevOps engineer
// the architect advantage

An instructor who has shipped to production and taught in the classroom.

I spent two decades as an IT pro in the UK and Spain, so I know what a stand-up, a design review or a client call asks of you. Now I help you fix the English that gets in the way of your work, one-to-one.

Azure Solutions Architect
Expert · AZ-305
TEFL Certified
120-hour certificate
Business English
30-hour course
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Architect and teacher

Two decades as an IT professional, now teaching English to engineers. Microsoft Certified: Azure Solutions Architect Expert, plus a 120-hour TEFL certificate and a 30-hour Business English course.

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12 Years in Spain

8 years in Madrid and 4 in Barcelona. I spent 12 years working in Spanish, so I know how it feels to work in a second language.

// 2024-2025

Global Sabbatical

A year-long sabbatical across the Americas and Asia sharpened my passion for cross-cultural communication in distributed engineering teams.

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Built for the moments that define your career.

01

Stand-ups and async comms

Practise reporting blockers in daily stand-ups, pushing back on unrealistic deadlines during sprint planning, and writing clear PR comments and blameless post-mortems.

02

Stakeholder Demos

Practise explaining architectural trade-offs and answering questions in demos. Show non-technical stakeholders how your design helps the business.

03

Global Tech Interviews

Prep for system design, behavioural, and live coding rounds at remote-first tech companies — in clear, confident English.

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The answers you would otherwise have to ask for.

Who is this for?

Engineers and IT professionals at CEFR A2–C1. You can follow a stand-up, but leading one still costs you effort.

What happens on the assessment call?

A spoken question-and-answer session about your work: your role, your stack, the last incident you handled. It takes about 30 minutes, is free, and needs no written test or preparation.

Do I need a camera?

No — the camera is optional. Calls run on Microsoft Teams or Google Meet, whichever you prefer. The link arrives after you book.

How is coaching structured?

One-to-one coaching is £60 per session. Book whatever number suits you — 12 is an example, not a requirement. Any custom total is agreed before payment; checkout shows the final total and applicable taxes. No subscriptions or automatic renewals.

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We speak your stack — and your language.

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Specialised Vocabulary

Coaching grounded in real engineering terminology — Azure DevOps, GitHub workflows, containerisation, Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines and the day-to-day jargon of cloud and software delivery.

Azure DevOpsGitHub ActionsCI/CD PipelinesContainerisationDockerKubernetes / AKSHelmTerraform / PulumiMicroservicesGit / Pull RequestsAgile / ScrumObservability
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Spanish Support

"Explicaciones en español cuando sea necesario."

Fluent Spanish after 12 years living and working in Spain. When a concept is too abstract in English, I bridge the gap in your native language — then we switch back to English. No time wasted.

Spanish and English bilingual sessions
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Timezone Friendly

Based in Cambridge, UK. Perfect overlap for Spain and the rest of Europe — and UK afternoon sessions fit the LATAM morning.

  • UK · CambridgeGMT / BST
  • ES · MadridCET/CEST · same working hours (1 hour ahead of UK)
  • LATAM · MX/CO/ARAM sessions
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A pipeline, not a textbook.

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  1. step_01 › Benchmark your English

    Talk about your role and stack in a free assessment. Map your current English level to the tasks you need at work.

  2. step_02 › Isolate your friction points

    Identify where you get stuck, then shape a personalised plan — as many sessions as you need — around your stack and communication goals.

  3. step_03 › Simulate your team ceremonies

    Practise reporting blockers in daily stand-ups, leading sprint refinement sessions and pushing back on unrealistic deadlines during sprint planning in one-to-one sessions.

  4. step_04 › Rehearse your next workplace task

    Explain architectural trade-offs in a demo, answer interview questions, or draft clear RFCs and tickets. Review what improved and what to practise next.