ENGLISH FOR SPEAKERS OF ESSENTIAL SKILLS
OTHER LANGUAGES (ESOL)
Level: various
Level: various Duration: various
Duration: various
Essential Skills is ideal for adult and
Southwark College is a major centre for
young learners who would like to brush
English Language teaching in south and
up their basic English or maths before
central London. You can study English for
they can progress onto a range of other
Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) at
programmes. There are full-time and part-
Camberwell Centre and at Waterloo Centre.
time classes running in the day as well as
There are full-time and part-time courses
evening. Courses start at various times
running in the day as well as evening and
during the year. You will be assessed to
Saturday courses for school leavers and
determine what level best suits you.
adult learners. Our ESOL courses are for
language learners who are settling in the
Courses on offer:
UK and planning to move on to a higher
• English
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level ESOL programme, a vocational
• Maths
course or paid, supported or voluntary
• English and Vocational Studies
employment in the future. Courses start on
various times during the year. You will be
• Maths and Vocational Studies
assessed to determine what level best suits
you.
Courses on offer:
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• General English
• ESOL and Your Community
• ESOL Skills for Life
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• English for developing your career
• English for Professionals
For more information
• ESOL with Business Studies
about these courses,
ESO
• ESOL with Childcare
• ESOL with Health and Care
call our information line on
• ESOL with Leisure and Tourism
020 7815 1600
Esse
• ESOL with Office Administration
• ESOL with Retail
• ESOL for Work
• BEC Higher Advance English
• Cambridge Advanced Examination
• Cambridge First Certificate
• English Foreign Language Certificate
• IELTS
For enrolment information
see page 9, call 020 7815 1600
or visit
www.southwark.ac.uk
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