Entry Level 2 Employability Skills Course in Loughborough. Classes run at Loughborough Library, part-time during the day, over 30 weeks. This entry level employability skills course covers communication in all its forms. You'll work on speaking and listening, reading, making choices, and using computers for everyday life. No formal entry requirements are needed. The course is open to adults with learning difficulties and disabilities. It's a practical, manageable way to build the skills employers and everyday life ask for.
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 citizenship.
You'll build confidence in speaking up for yourself and making choices.
You'll work on listening and responding in conversations.
You'll explore communication skills that support independence in daily life.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom-based sessions at Loughborough Library. Activities are practical and interactive, covering real communication tasks. Your progress is assessed through coursework and activities completed during the course. There is no formal exam. Your tutor will support you throughout and adapt learning to suit your needs.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Loughborough Library will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Retail assistant: customer-facing role using communication skills daily.
Care assistant: supporting people in care settings.
Warehouse operative: following instructions and working in a team.
Catering assistant: communicating with colleagues and customers.
Cleaner or facilities assistant: working independently with clear instructions.
Office junior: using computers and communicating in a workplace.
What you could study next
Functional Skills English Entry Level 3 or Level 1: builds on your reading, writing, and communication skills.
Entry Level 3 or Level 1 Employability Skills Qualification: the next step up in this subject area.
Level 1 Award in IT User Skills: develops your computer skills further for work or everyday use.
Level 1 Certificate in Skills for Working Life: a broader qualification covering work-readiness skills.
