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...to ensure your skills are suitable for the level of the course. What can I progress to? New employability courses or ESOL entry 2/3. What is the course about?...

...writing, speaking and listening skills, based on the ESOL Core Curriculum. The course makes use of ESOL Skills For Life learning materials, which develop...

...ability and increased confidence. How will you be assessed? Modular, taped assessments. Code : Date : Day : Site : Start : End : Weeks...

...you want to improve your basic skills and have a taste of several job-related areas. The course will help you develop the skills and knowledge you...

...Full Time (Elementary)(2009/2010) Study Method: You will study ESOL Skills for Life materials, work in pairs and groups and a use a wide variety of activities... Learn about: Full Time...

...Full Time(2009/2010) Study Method: You will develop your English listening, speaking reading and writing skills and improve vocabulary and grammar... Learn about: Full Time...

...Full time When using to apply online, you can search for our course code/s (bottom of this page) - see further info in red-box down right-hand...

...You will be required to attend college at least 16 hours per week and be expected to attend regularly and be on time for study sessions. Entry requirements...

...people who wish to learn about Digital Applications in order to support their employment or study. What are the entry requirements? To join on this course...

...(small animal care, farm livestock, growing plants). Course increases confidence, develops social skills and employability. Progression: Level 1 Introductory Diploma... Learn about: Full Time...

...knowledge that you have gained in the workplace which will enable you to make a more valuable contribution to support work in schools. Who is this course...

...knowledge that you have gained in the workplace which will enable you to make a more valuable contribution to support work in schools. Who is this course...

...'brush up' or 'get to grip' with their English for work, home or study. For people who feel they have missed out at school and would like to 'brush...

...Pre-Entry/Entry Who is this course for? Basic English Course for people whose first language is not English. What previous knowledge/experience are required?...

...the maths needed for the jobs you are interested in and the general market. For example, maths skills used by shop assistants; working in the warehouse...

...This course is for women who are returning to study with a view to taking an academic course or other vocational courses in order to enhance employment prospects...

...After applying you will have an interview to determine which course is suitable for your needs and abilities. Minimum Literacy Level: N/A Minimum Numeracy Level...

...Progression to the next level of vocational area studied Supported employment... Learn about: Full Time...

...vocabulary development, pronunciation and reading, writing, listening and speaking. Qualifications needed to start Your level is tested at registration... Learn about: Part Time...

...with previous experience in an office environment. Students must complete 4 or 5 units of competence and build a portfolio of evidence to obtain their Level 1 or Level 2... Learn about: Full Time...