ENGLISH + IELTS + PERSONALITY DEV
Communication as Technology
In the global IT industry, communication is as vital as code.
Every project — from software delivery to marketing — succeeds or fails based on how clearly teams communicate across borders, time zones, and cultures.
At Oliya.tech, English and Personality Development (EPD) is not treated as a soft add-on but as a core technical stream — because language, clarity, and confidence are the operating system of global collaboration.
What We Teach at Oliya.tech
Students undergo a 12-week immersive communication program integrated into their technical and marketing curriculum.
Daily sessions combine linguistic precision, professional writing, presentation design, and real-world business scenarios, ensuring graduates can present, negotiate, and lead in any environment.
Core Skill Framework
Foundation Grammar and Accuracy – tenses, voice, connectors, and structure tuned for corporate writing.
IELTS Readiness – listening, reading, writing, and speaking modules benchmarked to Band 7 + proficiency.
Professional Writing – crafting emails, technical summaries, sprint notes, and documentation using concise English.
Presentation & Public Speaking – designing and delivering talks with PowerPoint or Canva; handling Q&A sessions.
Business Communication – etiquette for meetings, escalations, and cross-cultural interactions.
Personality Development – self-awareness, emotional intelligence, confidence, and empathy in teamwork.
Interview Skills – résumé preparation, STAR-method behavioural answers, and mock HR/technical interviews.
Leadership and Feedback – conducting retrospectives, giving and receiving critique constructively.
Storytelling for Professionals – data-driven narrative building for demos and proposals.
Cross-Cultural Collaboration – understanding tone, humour, and idiomatic differences between Indian and UK/US workplaces.
Every student maintains a Communication Portfolio — a digital record of written tasks, recorded presentations, and peer-review feedback.
This serves as proof of workplace-ready communication competency.
Industry Examples
Each example is drawn from publicly documented corporate communication practices, leadership programs, and global recruitment standards.
1. Infosys Global Training (Mysore Campus)
Infosys integrates business-English labs into its foundation course for all engineering recruits.
Their published training blueprint stresses email clarity and pronunciation as keys to client trust.
2. Accenture Leadership Communication Program
Accenture’s internal “Communicate to Lead” framework highlights persuasive writing and storytelling as measurable leadership competencies.
3. Deloitte Consulting – Client-Facing Documentation Standards
Deloitte mandates structured templates and tone guides for reports and proposals — demonstrating the criticality of precision and brevity.
4. British Council – IELTS Academic Framework
The IELTS exam remains the global benchmark for assessing international employability.
Scores of Band 7 + are required by universities and employers across the UK, Canada, and Australia.
5. Amazon – Writing Culture
Amazon replaces slide decks with written narratives in meetings.
Employees learn to present ideas through concise six-page documents — a hallmark of analytical writing.
6. Microsoft – Presenter Coach and Public-Speaking Programs
Microsoft’s corporate learning division runs continuous presentation-skills courses for engineers, mirroring Oliya’s weekly public-speaking sessions.
7. PwC – Storytelling with Data
PwC’s analytics teams use narrative frameworks to explain dashboards and insights, aligning perfectly with Oliya’s data-storytelling exercises.
8. McKinsey & Company – Executive Presence Workshops
McKinsey formalised “presence, empathy, and brevity” as the three pillars of consultant communication — principles adopted in Oliya’s personality modules.
9. Google – Cross-Cultural Communication Playbook
Google’s distributed teams operate under documented norms for tone and inclusivity, reinforcing the importance of clarity in multicultural collaboration.
10. Cambridge University Press – Business English for IT Professionals
Cambridge publishes dedicated curricula for IT communication, validating Oliya’s focus on domain-specific English.
Summary
Across global enterprises, communication is recognised as a technical competency:
Precision – language that eliminates ambiguity in specifications and contracts.
Confidence – presentation skills that inspire stakeholders.
Cultural Intelligence – adapting tone and etiquette across geographies.
Documentation Mastery – converting complex work into readable knowledge.
Professional Persona – behaviour, empathy, and accountability that define leadership.
Oliya graduates learn to write code that works and to speak words that work — capable of representing themselves, their teams, and their organisation on any global stage.
Career Paths
Technical Communicator / Documentation Specialist – produce manuals, API docs, and release notes.
Business Analyst / Consultant – translate client language into functional requirements.
Trainer / Facilitator – deliver learning programs and workshops.
Client Relationship Manager – manage cross-border communication for delivery teams.
Corporate Presenter / Evangelist – represent technology solutions at conferences and demos.
Any Global IT Professional – leverage English mastery as a multiplier across every career stream.
