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We deliver accessible, high quality, adult learning opportunities for the people of Liverpool. You may also qualify for free childcare. We offer courses in English and maths, ESOL, ICT and digital skills, employability courses, cookery, hospitality and more. If you’re interested in ESOL classes, please call us for more information.
We deliver accessible, high quality, adult learning opportunities for the people of Liverpool. You may also qualify for free childcare. We provide vocational courses for the care sector and a range of courses for childcare, teaching and learning, ESOL, beauty, holistic therapy, and ICT and digital skills. If you are interested in ESOL classes, please ring for more information.
We deliver accessible, high quality, adult learning opportunities for the people of Liverpool. You may also qualify for free childcare. This newly refurbished centre has over 20 classrooms, a teaching kitchen and two IT suites, it offers a range of courses including English, maths, English for Speakers of Other Languages, digital skills, languages, cookery and crafts. We also have Arabic school. If  you’re interested in an any course including ESOL, please call at  0151 233 2400.  
GTDT is the Community Anchor Organisation for Toxteth. We work within our local communities to develop and empower people so that they can take a more active role in society and improve their quality of life. We offer free ESOL classes at low level to help people whose first language isn’t English in a small, friendly group, practising with real life situations. If you are interested, please use this link to enrol: Community Learning – Expression of Interest
The English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) programmes at Knowsley Community College are designed for adult (19+) speakers whose first language is not English, who are living or trying to settle in England. The courses aim to develop listening, speaking, reading, writing and understanding of the English language, whatever the starting level of knowledge. ESOL courses are designed to help you improve your level of English to get more out of your life in the U.K., and to make it easier to:
  • talk to doctors, teachers, bank or shop assistants
  • fill in administrative forms
  • understand laws and customs
  • help your children with homework
  • study or train for a qualification
  • look for employment or apply for citizenship
All courses follow the national ESOL Skills for Life curriculum system and you will be taught all four skills of language learning: Speaking, Listening, Reading and Writing. You will sit an examination for each of these skills. You will be required to do homework and to study outside of class time, as this is an important part of the learning. You will have access to the College’s library to use the computers for college work, to study in the library or to borrow books or magazines. Before you start an ESOL programme with us you will receive an interview and assessment to ensure that you are placed at the correct level to help you progress and achieve. This course will take place at our Main Campus, Huyton, Liverpool, L36 3SD. Our ESOL courses are free for EU citizens or those with a right to remain. An eligibility assessment will be carried out once we receive your details. If you want to know more please email us.
The English Language Centre offers 3 hours a week of free unaccredited language support for refugees and asylum seekers. Who can attend? Refugees or asylum seekers over 18 years old who:
  • have an intermediate level English skills (CEFR level B1/entry 2 and above)
  • can attend both classes each week
  • live in the Liverpool City region
These classes will help you:
  • Build confidence in general English communication.
  • Improve your grammar, vocabulary, speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills.
Class times:
  • Mondays and Wednesdays from 2:20pm – 3:50pm in term time.
  • Classes run in four 10-week blocks over the academic year.
  • Classes run on a continuous enrolment basis (there is no start or end date).
Not suitable for beginners or people with only an elementary level of English.
Mary Seacole House is Liverpool’s leading Mental Health charity for BAMER (Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic & Refugee) communities. Supporting individuals and families to improve their Health & Wellbeing. It is a place where people with diverse social and cultural backgrounds can come together in a safe environment. Staff will offer assistance in both practical and emotional matters, alongside delivering a wide range of activities. The organisation endeavours to address the needs of culturally diverse communities within Merseyside. Along with our Advocacy service and BAMER community advocacy service
WEA is a charity that offers courses for adults in local communities and online. Learn new skills, improve your English, explore arts and crafts and more.  WEA courses are held all over the UK in lots of locations and they offer a wide range of free short (e.g 1-4 month) ESOL courses – please go onto their website to check current course information and to enrol.
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