Free Entry Level 3 ESOL Skills for Life: Writing course in Sheffield. Classes run at CTS Training. This daytime ESOL course covers written English for everyday life and work, helping you build practical writing skills at Entry Level 3. It runs over 88 hours of classroom-based study. If you are aged 16 to 19, or 19 to 24 with an Education, Health Care Plan, and have evidence that you legally reside in the UK, you may be eligible to join. You will have an initial assessment to confirm the right level for you.
Who this course is for
16-19 Years Old and 19-24 Years Old with an Education, Health Care Plan.
Entry requirements
***RECRUITING NOW for 2026/2027*** - Are you aged 16-19? Or 19-24 with an Education, Health Care Plan, have evidence that you legally reside in the UK, are you a school leaver who didnt quite get the grades when you left school at or before year 11 or sixth form or college? No matter how well you did prior, we can help you get where you want to be on a CTS Study Programme to help you gain the qualifications & confidence you may need for the future.
What you will learn
You'll write clearly for everyday purposes, such as notes, messages, and forms.
You'll use correct spelling for common words in written English.
You'll apply basic punctuation, including full stops and capital letters.
You'll structure sentences correctly in written English.
You'll organise short pieces of writing so they make sense to the reader.
You'll write for different purposes, including personal and work-related tasks.
How you will learn
You will study in a classroom at CTS Training in Sheffield. Learning is flexible and takes place during the day. You will complete written tasks and exercises as part of your study. Assessment is through written assignments that show what you can do. There are no formal written exams for this Award. Your tutor will review your work and give you feedback throughout the course.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. CTS Training will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Customer service assistant: written communication is a core part of the role.
Warehouse operative: writing is needed for records and safety checks.
Care assistant: care settings require written notes and reports.
Retail assistant: writing skills support stock records and customer queries.
Receptionist: front-of-house roles involve written messages and emails.
Catering assistant: food safety records require basic written English.
What you could study next
Entry Level 3 ESOL Skills for Life (Reading): develop your reading alongside your writing.
Level 1 ESOL Skills for Life (Writing): the next step up if you want to progress your written English further.
Functional Skills English Entry Level 3 or Level 1: a route toward the GCSE-equivalent English qualification that many employers ask for.
Level 1 or Level 2 vocational qualifications in your chosen sector, once your English is strong enough to support further study.
