Entry Level 2 Employability Skills Course in Wigston. Classes run at GoLearn! Wigston, part-time during the day, over 30 weeks. This entry level employability skills course covers communication in everyday life, including speaking and listening, reading, and using computers. You'll also practise making choices and speaking up for yourself. No formal qualifications are needed to join. You'll have an initial assessment to confirm the right level for you. The course suits adults with learning difficulties and disabilities.
Who this course is for
All of these courses are suitable for Adults with learning difficulties and disabilities. Courses that help you to progress with, and become more confident with, every aspect of communication including;
Using computers for leisure and citizenship;
Speaking up for yourself and making choices;
Speaking and listening;
Listening and responding;
Reading, listening and responding.
Entry requirements
No formal Entry Requirements are needed for COMMUNITY - Finding Out About the Local Area
What you will learn
You'll develop speaking and listening skills for everyday situations.
You'll practise reading and responding to information.
You'll learn to use computers for leisure and everyday life.
You'll build skills in making choices and speaking up for yourself.
You'll explore how to take part in your local community.
You'll gain confidence communicating in a range of settings.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom-based sessions at GoLearn! Wigston. Activities are practical and focus on real communication tasks. Assessment is ongoing and based on the work you do during the course. There are no formal written exams. Your tutor will support you throughout and track your progress as you go.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. GoLearn! Wigston will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Support worker: helping adults in care or community settings
Retail assistant: serving customers and handling stock
Cleaner or caretaker: working in schools, offices, or public buildings
Kitchen assistant: supporting catering teams in cafes or canteens
Warehouse operative: picking, packing, and sorting goods
Post room or admin assistant: sorting mail and basic office tasks
What you could study next
Entry Level 3 Employability Skills Course: the next step up, building further on communication and independence skills.
Functional Skills English Entry Level 3: develops reading, writing, and speaking skills recognised by employers.
Level 1 Award in Employability Skills: a higher-level employability skills qualification for those ready to progress further.
Level 1 Functional Skills English or Maths: opens more job and training options.
