Course Details
What is this course about?
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This is an ESOL face to face course delivered at Wood Green Library for those who have either completed an Entry 1 course or who are at emerging Entry 2 level. The course will focus on developing ESOL for daily life and integration as well as employability skills. |
Learners are expected to progress onto an accredited Entry 2 course or Entry 3 stage 2 ESOL Skills for Life and Work
Are there any entry requirements?
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Yes, you will either need to
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The class tutor may have an informal discussion with you to ensure this is the right class for you.
Do I need to have an interview before I can enrol?
If you have a Level one ESOL qualification pass you will not need to have an interview before you enrol, otherwise you will be required to do a BKSB online initial assessment.
How will I be taught?
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You will be taught online via Teams for Education – where you will be taught using a range of methods including: Whole class – teacher delivery on MS Teams Independent assignments and homework Small group work Video, You Tube and other media |
Quizzes and assessment
What feedback will I get?
You will receive regular feedback from your tutor throughout the course, as and when appropriate. At the end of the course, you and your tutor are asked to assess the progress you have made. Your tutor will give you verbal feedback as a group during the session, and written feedback on paper exercises you do. You will decide individual learning goals with your tutor and see your progress over the term by keeping a folder of work.
How will I be able to give my views on the course?
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You will be able to talk to your tutor in one to one meetings about your learning during tutorials. Your tutor will ask for your feedback as a group at different times during the session and in course reviews. You will be able to formally record your views on the course at the end by completing an evaluation form. You may also complete GLA & OFSTED surveys. |
Other ways to give feedback include via your class representatives elected in class, through the online platform and learner focus groups.
What course can I do next?
Progression: depending on the progress you make on the course you will be advised on the best suitable course for your needs and level.
Additional information
It is very important for you to attend your class regularly. If you are unable to attend a class, please notify your tutor. If you do not attend classes during the first week or fail to attend for three consecutive classes on the course without informing your tutor, you will lose your place of study.
Who is this course for?
You must be aged 19 and over by the 31st of August 2024 and be eligible for publicly funded ESOL courses.