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Alternatively, you can visit the Local Resources in the North West page to download the directory entries spreadsheet.

Priestley College

“Our ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) courses are for you if your first language is not English. On an ESOL course, the main focus is helping you to live, communicate, and work in an English-speaking country. You will be encouraged to practise your English skills with other students and native English speakers. You will do this in a safe and supportive classroom environment. Our teachers will help you to enjoy learning with activities that are fun, relevant to you and practical. You will study:
  • speaking and listening
  • reading and writing
  • grammar
  • vocabulary
  • pronunciation
Depending upon your level, you could gain a functional skills qualification in speaking and listening, reading, and writing. These courses are for learners whose language level is below GCSE grades 1 to 3 (D, E, F, G) or the Cambridge English Qualification B1″
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