ESOL: Intro to English - B (E1/A1)

This course is designed to help you improve your everyday English skills so you can feel more confident in real-life situations.

You will learn how to:

• Read simple texts and understand important information


• Write short sentences and messages clearly


• Speak and listen in conversations, such as asking questions or sharing information

Throughout the course, you will take part in practical activities that help you use English in everyday situations, such as talking to people, reading signs, or writing notes.

This course will help you become more independent, build your confidence, and prepare you to move on to the next level.

You will need to attend an admissions session before you can enrol on the course.

You will complete an exam for each section of the course:

Reading

Writing

Speaking and Listening

These exams will take place at the end of each term.

Throughout the course, your teacher will help you prepare by giving you practice activities and feedback, so you feel confident and ready for each assessment.

You will complete an exam for each section of the course:

• Reading


• Writing


• Speaking and Listening

These exams will take place at the end of each term.

Throughout the course, your teacher will help you prepare by giving you practice activities and feedback, so you feel confident and ready for each assessment.

You do not need any formal qualifications to join this course.

However, it is helpful if you:

• Have a basic understanding of English (for example, simple words or phrases)


• Are willing to learn and take part in activities


• Want to improve your reading, writing, speaking and listening skills


• Can attend lessons regularly

Before starting the course, you will complete an initial assessment.

This helps us understand your current level and make sure the course is right for you.

To help you take part in the course, please bring:

• A pen or pencil


• A notebook or paper for writing


• Any glasses you need for reading


• Your course paperwork (if you have already received it)

If you have them, you can also bring:

• A dictionary or translation support


• Any work or notes you have completed

Your teacher will provide any other materials you need during the course.

After completing this course, you can move on to:

• ESOL: Building English E2/A2

This will help you continue to develop your English skills, improve your confidence, and prepare for further study, training, or employment.

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English, maths and computing skills: all of our courses support the development of relevant English, maths and computing skills.

Refunds: please see details of our cancellation policy in our Terms and Conditions on our website www.skillsandlearningace.com/policies/terms-and-conditions or in our brochure.

Attendance: before enrolling you should ensure that you can attend all classes offered as far as possible.

Places on courses: many of our courses are in high demand. If you have been offered a place but no longer require it, please advise us immediately as you may be preventing another learner from taking the place. Where learners do not attend the first session, without having given prior notice, Skills & Learning reserve the right to offer the place on the course to another learner; you will not be eligible for a refund it it is outside of the terms outlined in our cancellation policy.

Fully funded learners: if you have been offered a fully funded place on a course and no longer require it, you must advise us before the course starts so that your place can be offered to someone else. We reserve the right to withdraw future offers of fully funded places if you regularly do not start or complete funded courses.

Home study: you will be required to do significant study at home between sessions to assist with your learning and progress.

Qualification Levels: there is further information about qualification levels on our website.

Proof of identity: please bring photographic ID and your National Insurance number with you to your first session. You will also need to provide it for any external examinations you take.

Off-site activities: with some courses, there may be the opportunity for off-site enrichment activities at additional cost, for example: gallery, museum or exhibition visits. Where this is an integral part of the course, your tutor will discuss the arrangements with you during your induction.

Parking at centres: parking at centres may be limited; please be prepared to use on street parking or pay and display car parks. For information regarding each centre, please visit the venue section of our website www.skillsandlearningace.com/our-centres/.

Refreshments: tea/coffee or vending machine(s) are available at some venues. Further information can be found in the venue section of our website www.skillsandlearningace.com/our-centres/.

Unspent Criminal Convictions we require learners to disclose any unspent criminal convictions. Please refer to www.skillsandlearningace.com/policies/disclosure-of-unspent-convictions.

If you have any accessibility or disability issues that we need to accommodate or if you think you may need any other support to complete your chosen course, please contact: 01202 123444 or e-mail enquiries@salbcp.com. All enquiries are treated in confidence.