This book, English for Informatics: Professional Communication for Digital Workplace and Career Readiness, is designed to support Informatics students in developing practical English communication skills needed in academic, professional, and digital workplace environments. In today’s rapidly evolving technological era, English is no longer only a subject to study, but also an essential tool for collaboration, innovation, and career advancement.

The materials in this book are specifically prepared for final-semester students who are entering the transition from campus life to the professional world. Therefore, the contents emphasize practical and contextual communication skills rather than overly theoretical grammar instruction. The topics presented in this book include professional communication in digital workplaces, email and report writing, project presentations, meetings and teamwork, explaining technical concepts to non-IT audiences, job preparation, internship communication, and professional portfolio development.

Each chapter is designed to encourage active learning through realistic tasks, simulations, role plays, presentations, and project-based activities that reflect real situations in the fields of information technology and management. Through these learning experiences, students are expected to improve not only their English proficiency but also their confidence, professionalism, critical thinking, and workplace readiness.

We sincerely hope that this book will become a useful learning resource for students, lecturers, and anyone interested in improving professional English communication skills in the digital era.