Courses
ESOL courses are for people who want to learn or improve their English for everyday life, work and study. You can combine learning English with other work skills too. We run courses at all levels.
If English is not your first language, you might want to improve your reading and writing.
We offer support and classes for anyone whose first language is not English, at all four of our campuses and at over 50 community and business venues across the city.
You can improve your spoken and written English in friendly and welcoming classes and workshops at a venue near you. You can also learn new skills as you improve your English.
What is on offer?
- Help for beginners through to advanced levels
- Assessment, guidance, classes and workshops for all levels
- Most classes free
- Nationally and internationally recognised examinations, accreditation
and certification - Mixed classes and separate classes for men and women
- Bilingual and multilingual staff and support workers
- Classes at times to suit you
- Morning, afternoon and evening classes
- Full- and part-time classes
- Full- and part-time courses for asylum seekers
- Full-time classes for 16-19 year olds
- Start at anytime in the year for most courses
- Language support for students enrolled on other courses
- Summer schools
- Help in planning your education
- The opportunity to improve your employment skills
- Courses follow new Adult ESOL Core Curriculum
Other skills you can learn
- Communication skills
- Driving
- Information Technology (IT)
- Mathematics/Numeracy – PowerPoint
- Office Skills – word processing
- Study Skills
- Work Search
ESOL for Citizenship Test-College Certificate
This course is for those applying for citizenship and is designed to deliver ESOL language training and citizenship knowledge training necessary to pass the Government new citizenship test. Each course will be individually tailored to meet each students needs and will comprise one or more of the following Modules:
- ESOL/English specifically related to citizenship
- ESOL/English for those with English below Entry Level 3
- Knowledge of UK life required for the Citizenship Test
- Mock Tests with individual feedback
- Basic computer use
- Preparation for the Test
- How to pass the Test
Module |
Fee |
Interview |
Time |
Award |
ESOL/English specifically related to citizenship |
£100 per week |
Yes |
10 hours a week |
|
ESOL/English to Entry Level 3 |
£100 per week |
Yes |
10 hours a week |
|
Knowledge of UK life required for the Citizenship Test (including Mock Tests, Computer Use, Preparation for Test and How to Pass the Test) |
£400 per week |
Yes |
40 hours over 4 weeks |
|
Mock Test with individual feedback |
£60 |
Yes |
2 hours |
|
Basic computer use |
£100 per week |
No |
10 hours a week |
|
How to pass the Test |
£60 |
Yes |
2 hours |
|
Preparation for the Test |
£60 |
Yes |
2 hours |
|
We hope this website will allow you to find what you are looking for. If you do
need to contact us, please do call us on 020 8748 9898 or email us on
info@burleighcollege.com Alternatively, you can fill in our online enquiry form and a Sales Representative will get back to you.
