Free Entry Level ESOL Skills for Life (Writing) Course in March. Classes run at The March Community Centre. Daytime sessions run part-time over 11 months, giving you time to fit study around other commitments. This entry level ESOL Skills for Life (writing) course focuses on written English for everyday life and work in the UK. There are no entry requirements. You'll have an assessment first so you're enrolled at the right level for you.
Who this course is for
Please note this course listing is for information only. By applying you are registering your interest, and a member of our customer support team will be in touch shortly to progress you to a full application. If you have any questions in the meantime, please contact us on 01353 613013 Do you want to improve your language skills? Our courses have been designed and developed for people who live and work in the UK or have moved to the UK from another country and have English as an additional language. If you need to improve your English to communicate at home, in the community or at work come and join our classes. There are different levels of ESOL classes so when you apply you will come for and assessment to check which level class would be best for you. You can then work through a range of courses to meet your needs. Contact our customer service team to book your place at one of our assessment days.
Entry requirements
These courses have no entry requirements. Following your assessment you will be enrolled onto the course that is at the right level for you.
What you will learn
You'll write simple sentences and short texts in English.
You'll use correct punctuation, including capital letters and full stops.
You'll spell common everyday words accurately.
You'll plan and organise your writing before you start.
You'll write for practical purposes, such as forms, messages, and notes.
You'll check and correct your own writing.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom-based sessions at The March Community Centre. Assessment is through written tasks that reflect real everyday writing situations. You'll produce written work that is marked against the Entry Level 3 standard for the qualification.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. The March Community Centre will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Customer service assistant: written communication is a core requirement
Warehouse operative: completing paperwork and records accurately
Care assistant: writing notes and daily logs for service users
Retail assistant: handling written tasks at the till and stockroom
Cleaner or catering assistant: reading and completing workplace forms
School support worker: written communication with staff and parents
What you could study next
Level 1 Award in ESOL Skills for Life (Writing): the next step up from Entry Level 3, covering more complex written tasks.
Entry Level 3 ESOL Skills for Life (Reading) or (Speaking and Listening): broaden your English skills across all areas.
Functional Skills English Entry Level 3: covers reading, writing, and communication in one qualification, recognised by employers and colleges.
