ESOL Employability — Part-time
Course outline
This course is ideal if English is not your first language and you want to start work or get a new job.
This ESOL Employability course will teach you all the elementary expertise that is relevant for any working environment and build your confidence and communication skills at the same time.
You will acquire knowledge of qualities employers are looking for, how to approach your first days in a new job, and how to work effectively in a team.
Course Content:
On this course, you will learn:
- How to improve communication skills and self-efficacy skills
- How to enhance relevant skills needed for the working environment
- Provide a combination of approaches, ideas and techniques that will help you manage your own learning and career progression
- Develop your English language skills and confidence for employment
Community classes are first steps into learning for many adults, enabling them to find out more about a subject of interest in a welcoming, inclusive local venue.
From September 2024, funding changes mean that courses primary aim is to support students into further education or employment opportunities (paid or voluntary). If students wish to continue studying the same subject on a leisure basis, it may be possible to set up full cost courses, subject to tutor and room availability.
How to apply for this course
Apply now and if you need to pay any course fees, or provide evidence if you wish to claim a fee reduction, we will contact you to let you know how to do this.
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| Qualification | No qualification awarded |
|---|---|
| Level | Entry Level |
| Entry requirements | You must be aged 19+ and have a good standard of English as you will be required to complete a short workbook with the help of your tutor. |
| Teaching & assessment | Tutors will give regular verbal and written feedback. You will be required to complete a short workbook and encouraged to set your own personal targets as part of this course. |
| Progression | The course tutor can discuss appropriate opportunities if you wish to further your learning in this subject area. Information will be made available about other course opportunities at Nottingham College. You will have the opportunity to access external Careers Guidance to aid your next steps. Community classes are first steps into learning for many adults, enabling them to find out more about a subject of interest in a welcoming, inclusive local venue. From September 2024, funding changes mean that courses primary aim is to support students into further education or employment opportunities (paid or voluntary). If students wish to continue studying the same subject on a leisure basis, it may be possible to set up full cost courses, subject to tutor and room availability. |
| Additional information | About the tutor: Yoland Etinghe Che is a committed ESOL lecturer and quality education activist with over six years of experience in education, and youth advocacy. She is recognised consistently for excellence and unrelenting contributions in developing curriculums. In addition to her educational accomplishments and excellent ability to leverage critical thinking, she has equally worked in diverse work settings. |