The course is offered to anyone whose first language is not English. Teaching is in small groups to enable as much oral work to take place as possible.
This course is for people whose first language is not English.
All learners will undertake an assessment prior to enrolment.
Please call Student Services on 01695 52300 for details of how to enrol.
We started offering ESOL (English as a Second Language) classes to asylum seekers and refugees in January 2016. All of our students are adults coming from different parts of the globe. They’re all different – some young, some older, some with young families, including single mums with toddlers, and some who have special needs or challenges and need a further level of support. We started off small, but our numbers have grown significantly and our students have blossomed.
With numbers rising, by January 2020 we were delivering nine classes in three different venues. We currently teach classes for beginners, elementary levels 1, 2 and 3, as well as a GCSE class. We meet at least once a week.
We have courses to suit everyone who wants to learn English or improve their English. We prepare learners to progress into employment, further study, citizenship and to get more out of life in the UK. Our ESOL courses build confidence in speaking English as well as developing skills in reading and writing.
You must be 19+ to study on this course. Adults interested in an ESOL course at Trafford College will complete an initial assessment to find out the current level of English for speaking, listening, reading and writing. This tells us the areas you need to develop and how much support you will need to progress to a further level.
Al Hayat offers ESOL with citizenship courses from Pre – Entry level to Entry Level 3 in order to guide and develop learners’ skills to live and work in the UK.
Days of classes vary, and all details can be obtained by contacting [email protected], or phoning 01254 433736.
We run two types of ESOL courses here at KCLC. Our accredited courses are delivered by a partner organisation (WEA) and lead to nationally recognised qualifications at five levels (Entry Levels 1, 2 and 3, Level 1 and Level 2). In addition, we also deliver non-accredited courses that address all aspects of the English language (Speaking, Listening, Reading & Writing) – but there are no tests or exams on these courses. We can offer quick starts on these courses (often within 2 weeks).
We offer a range of ESOL courses if your first language is not English, to help you develop your English skills for your life in the UK and also help you into work.
Our Intro courses lead to further courses and ESOL qualifications.
Before starting an ESOL course you will have a short assessment, to ensure you are placed on the right course according to your level.
Please telephone the SCLS office on 0151 934 4546/4973 to arrange an informal assessment.
English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) is a part-time course which is aimed at those who wish to improve their English writing, reading, speaking and listening skills. This is a modular course at 6 levels from complete beginners to advanced (Pre-Entry to Level 2). Each class is made up of about 15 learners. There is a course at each level covering the following aspects of English -Writing -Reading -Speaking and Listening You will work towards achieving Ascentis Certificates in ESOL Skills for Life.
Classes are run in the daytime (timetable to be confirmed) throughout the week with an option of an evening class from 6-9 pm at all levels. The course structure is based on two modes of study: part-time during the day or part-time evening. How many hours you study each week will depend upon your level of English. Classes are very popular and are run at all levels in the daytime and in the evening. Please call 01270 654654 for further details.