ESOL for Work Entry Level 3
In ESOL for work you will learn how to improve your communication in writing and speaking at work. You will also be given opportunities to volunteer or do work experience.
This is a portfolio based ESOL course with a focus on preparing for work.
This course is 9 hours per week for 36 weeks.
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Sector Overview
ESOL for work is a portfolio based ESOL course with a focus on preparing for work.
You will learn how to improve your communication in writing and speaking at work, You will also be given opportunities to volunteer or do work experience.
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Entry Requirements
The entry requirements for this course are:
- Entry Level 3 level of English to be assessed at interview
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What will I study?
This course consists of the following modules:
- Communication Skills for Work
- Working in a Team
- Negotiation Skills
- Setting and Meeting Targets at Work
- Solving Work-Related Problems
- Self-Management Skills for Work
- Conduct at Work
- Skills for Effective Participant
- Sustainability
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How will I be assessed?
You will be assessed via:
- Written tasks
- Practical activity
- Study visits
- Team building activities
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Enrichment
To further enhance your progression, you will have visits from employers and local charities and do trips to visit local and central place of interest.
Our Student Common Room is a great place to unwind and relax during your breaks. It features pool tables, table tennis, a gaming corner and lots of comfy sofas so you can refresh before your next lesson.
Themed events are held in the Common Room so you can get the best experience of being a Waltham Forest College student.
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Work Experience
You will be offered opportunities to volunteer or do work experience with local employers and take part in experiential events to improve your personal development.
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Progression Opportunities
Successful completion of this 1-year course will lead to:
- Higher Level ESOL or Functional Skills
- Level 1 vocational courses
- Employment
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Alumni
Waltham Forest College is a vibrant and aspirational college and will support you to reach your career aspirations. Last year 95% of adult learners progressed onto a positive destination either to higher levels of study, employment, or an Apprenticeship.








