Free Entry Level 2 ESOL English Writing course in Wandsworth. Classes run at LIBS Training, part-time during the day, making it manageable alongside other commitments. This entry level ESOL English writing qualification focuses on practical writing skills for everyday life in the UK, covering things like CV writing, letters, and planning. Topics connect to work, study, and community situations. The course runs for 72 hours in total. You'll need to have achieved an Entry Level 1 ESOL Writing qualification or equivalent, or score at working to Entry Level 2 in your initial assessment.
Who this course is for
This course is for adults who do not speak English as a first language, who have little English writing skills.
Entry requirements
You will need to complete an initial assessment before registration on the course. You must have achieved an Entry Level 1 ESOL Writing qualification (or equivalent), prior to the course or score at working to Entry level 2 in your initial assessment.
What you will learn
You'll write letters and other everyday documents in English.
You'll plan and structure written text for different purposes.
You'll write a CV and apply for jobs in writing.
You'll use correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling at Entry Level 2.
You'll write for community and social situations in the UK.
You'll plan written content for events and practical tasks.
How you will learn
You'll study in a classroom at LIBS Training, attending part-time during the day. Learning is built around practical writing tasks linked to real everyday situations. You'll complete written assignments and tasks that form the basis of your assessment. Before the course starts, you'll have an initial assessment to confirm Entry Level 2 is the right level for you, followed by an Information, Advice and Guidance session.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. LIBS Training will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Customer service assistant: written English is needed for emails and forms.
Receptionist: handles written communication daily.
Care assistant: records and written notes are part of the role.
Retail assistant: writing skills support stock, orders, and customer contact.
Classroom or school support assistant: written English is essential.
Warehouse operative: written records and instructions are common.
What you could study next
Once you complete this course, you can move to the next level of the ESOL programme. Options include:
Entry Level 3 ESOL Writing: the next step up in this programme.
Entry Level 2 ESOL Reading or Speaking and Listening: to build skills across all areas of English.
Level 1 ESOL Writing: for those ready to progress further toward Level 2, which is the recognised equivalent to GCSE English.
