Entry Level 3 ESOL Skills for Life: Writing course in Lambeth. Classes run at Morley College London Waterloo Campus on evenings, so you can fit study around your week. The course runs for 5 weeks part-time. It's free for some learners, and fees may apply for others. Check the college website for details on fees and funding options. You'll develop your English writing skills and prepare for the Entry Level 3 exam. To join, you'll need to have passed your Entry 2 exams, or be able to read and write using the Roman alphabet at a strong intermediate level.
Who this course is for
You have passed your Entry 2 exams or understand and use English at a strong intermediate level. You read and write in your language and use the Roman alphabet. In class you will develop your English and prepare for exams.
Entry requirements
At our Advice & Guidance days, you will take a test and speak to a teacher before you can enrol. Assessment dates are updated regularly on our website: https://www.morleycollege.ac.uk/departments/essential skills/how do i enrol
What you will learn
You'll practise writing sentences and short texts in English.
You'll develop your spelling, punctuation, and grammar at Entry Level 3.
You'll learn to write for different purposes, such as messages, notes, and forms.
You'll build vocabulary to express ideas clearly in writing.
You'll prepare for the City and Guilds Entry Level 3 writing exam.
How you will learn
Classes are classroom based and run in the evening. You'll work with a teacher and other learners to practise writing tasks. Before you enrol, you'll take an assessment test and speak to a teacher at one of the college's Advice and Guidance days. This helps confirm that Entry Level 3 is the right level for you. Assessment for the qualification is through a written exam.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Morley College London Waterloo Campus will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Customer service assistant. Clear written English helps in customer-facing roles.
Office administrator. Employers expect written communication skills.
Retail assistant. Writing skills support stock records and customer notes.
Care assistant. Written records are part of everyday care work.
Warehouse operative. Written English supports safety and reporting tasks.
What you could study next
Level 1 ESOL Skills for Life (Writing). The next step up from Entry Level 3, covering more complex writing tasks.
Entry Level 3 ESOL Skills for Life (Reading or Speaking and Listening). Round out your English skills alongside writing.
Functional Skills English Entry Level 3. Covers reading, writing, and speaking and listening together, and leads toward Level 1 and Level 2 qualifications that employers recognise as equivalent to GCSE English.
