Sign In ESOL for Employability
Course content
- • expand their vocabulary related to employability topics.
- • develop a current, professional CV.
- • navigate the National Careers Service and utilise its online resources.
- • develop a strong understanding of specific English grammatical rules
- • apply key English grammar concepts to improve communication and writing skills.
- • boost their confidence when talking about their skills and abilities.
- • expand their vocabulary related to employability topics.
- • develop a current, professional CV.
- • navigate the National Careers Service and utilise its online resources.
- • develop a strong understanding of specific English grammatical rules
- • apply key English grammar concepts to improve communication and writing skills.
- • boost their confidence when talking about their skills and abilities.
About Course
Are you a non-native English speaker?
Are you looking for your next job?
Join our English for Speakers of Other Languages that is focused on helping you improve your language skills when looking for a new role.
Through practical lessons focused on workplace communication, you’ll enhance your speaking, listening, reading and writing abilities with a strong emphasis on the vocabulary and phrases commonly used in job settings.
Course content:
Learners will:
- discover vocabulary based around job searching, applications and interviews.
- be encouraged to apply skills analysis upon themselves and specific employments sectors to enhance their current CV.
- take part in a variety of ‘role play’ activities that will put to the test their English-speaking skills.
What do I need to do this course?
The tutor will provide all worksheets and handouts, but you could bring a pen and notebook, dictionary, translator, and a desire to learn.
What do I need to do this course?
The tutor will provide all worksheets and handouts, but you could bring a pen and notebook, dictionary, translator, and a desire to learn.
Teaching Methods
This is a classroom base course.
Through discussion, practical activities and written course materials.
How is your progress checked?
At the start of the course, there will be both a written and verbal assessment.
The tutor will regularly assess each individual's needs and progress through ongoing feedback.
Assessments will include:
- Participation in scenarios
- Creation of a C.V.
- Completion of an application form
- A quiz
- A work booklet
Extra study or practice required at home.
Practice for a minimum of 1 to 2 hours per week on the material covered.
What can I do after this course?
If you would like to discuss further learning, employability and personal development opportunities, please let your tutor know or complete this section on your personal learning record and we will be in touch to make an information, advice and guidance appointment.
New courses are advertised in centre and on our website regularly.
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