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

PERN English Classes

  Free classes for learning English for asylum seekers and new refugees, especially those who can’t access council provision. These classes are volunteer-led and take place twice a week on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. As well as learning, the English classes provide a place of welcome, friendship, solidarity and practical support. No need to book – just turn up   Class information:
  • Every Tuesday and Wednesday
  • @ St John’s Church, Close St, Carlisle, CA1 2HA
  • Class 10.00am to 12.15pm (doors 9:45am)
  • Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced classes available
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CUMBRIA COUNTY COUNCIL (CLAS)

We offer a range of courses from total beginners to Level 2. Our learners are given opportunities to follow pathways to improving English for everyday life in the U.K. or accredited courses leading to further education or improving employment prospects. Some of our learners move on to Functional Skills from our ESOL pathways. We aim to offer courses based around our learner and community needs.
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Carlisle Refugee Action Group

Carlisle Refugee Action Group offers general support. They also host conversation cafes and drop ins on Thursday and Friday mornings at Greystone Community Centre
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