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ESOL (Adults), Vocational Skills and Digital Skills

Level 1 - Introductory

ESOL (Adults), Vocational Skills and Digital Skills

On our ESOL adult study programme, you will develop a lot of essential skills and can achieve qualifications in some or all of the following*:

  • ESOL Speaking & Listening
  • ESOL Reading
  • ESOL Writing
  • Functional Skills or GCSE Maths
  • Vocational ESOL (for example Living and Working in the UK, English for Health and Care or English for Business)
  • Digital Skills

*Depending on your level and preferred options

ESOL: (Entry – Level 2) - when you come to enrol, you will be given an initial assessment to determine your level. The level of course you are offered will depend on the outcome of this. This course is for people who are not native speakers of English. On this course, you will develop your skills in speaking & listening, reading, and writing to improve your job opportunities and quality of life in the UK.

We offer courses in Speaking and Listening, Reading and Writing from Entry 1 to Level 2, as three separate courses.  We also offer a Pre-Entry course for learners who are not yet ready for Entry 1. The course you will be offered will depend on your previous qualifications and an initial assessment.

You may be able to do a different course to those listed above in December and March.

Please ask at enrolment at the college you choose. If you start in September, you may be able to do three courses in a year. If you start in December, you may be able to do two courses. If you start in March, you will do one. This course may be free if you meet the eligibility criteria. You will need to bring the following evidence to enrolment: nationality, residency in the UK and benefits.

This course is assessed by examination at different points in the year.

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Location
Entry
Fees
When

Matthew Boulton College

26-02-2024

Free*

TBC
* Courses are free for 16-18s. Students aged 19 or over could be charged fees and is subject to a fee assessment. Learners on benefits in the majority of cases courses are also free. Fee assessments are completed at enrolment.

Course Length: 15 Weeks

Everyone is welcome and there are no entry requirements.  You will see an advisor who will put you on the right course for you.

Depending on your level of study you will have a formal assessment which may be examination based.

You may be able to progress on to Functional skills or to other higher level programmes.

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