Free Entry Level ESOL Skills for Life (writing) Course in Lambeth. Evening classes run at Lambeth Adult Learning, so you can study around other commitments. This course is for adults whose first language is not English who want to improve their written English. You'll practise planning and writing letters, emails, CVs, and everyday documents. The course runs for 72 hours part-time. Before you start, you'll complete an initial assessment; you'll need to have reached Entry Level 2 ESOL Writing (or equivalent), or score at working to Entry Level 3 in that assessment.
Who this course is for
This course is for adults who do not speak English as a first language looking to learn how to write basic letters and emails in English to communicate with others.
Entry requirements
You will need to complete an initial assessment before registration on the course. You must have achieved an Entry Level 2 ESOL Writing qualification (or equivalent), prior to the course or score at working to Entry level 3 in your initial assessment.
What you will learn
You'll plan and write letters and emails in everyday English.
You'll write a CV and job application materials.
You'll use correct spelling, punctuation, and grammar in your writing.
You'll structure sentences and short texts clearly.
You'll write for practical situations such as community, work, and study.
You'll understand how to adapt your writing for different purposes and readers.
How you will learn
You'll learn in a classroom at Lambeth Adult Learning during evening sessions. Teaching covers practical writing tasks linked to everyday situations. Assessment is through written tasks and portfolio evidence that show what you can do. Your tutor will track your progress throughout the course and give you feedback on your writing.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Lambeth Adult Learning will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Customer service assistant: written communication is a core requirement.
Receptionist or administrator: emails, letters, and forms are daily tasks.
Retail or hospitality worker: written English supports job applications and workplace tasks.
Care assistant: recording notes and writing reports requires clear written English.
Warehouse or logistics operative: written English helps with forms and workplace communication.
What you could study next
Entry Level ESOL Skills for Life (Writing) Level 1: the next step up in this programme, building on Entry Level 3 writing skills.
Entry Level ESOL Skills for Life (Reading) or (Speaking and Listening): broaden your English skills across all areas.
Functional Skills English Level 1: a wider English qualification covering reading, writing, and communication, recognised by employers and colleges.
