COURSE LOCATION KEY: D = Daventry N = Northampton (Booth Lane) LM = Northampton (Lower Mounts)


This programme is for people whose first language is not English and who are living in the UK and want to progress into employment. The full time ESOL course is designed to improve greater English language fluency and accuracy in speaking, listening, reading and writing skills. There are full-time classes for all ability levels.


English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) N LM


Before commencing the programme, you will be required to attend an in-depth initial assessment during which you will be advised on the appropriate level of study. This could be Pre Entry, Entry 1, 2 or 3, or Level 1 or 2. You will need to start with the level recommended to you as part of the initial assessment.


Once you’ve joined the programme, you will benefit from a full tutorial programme to support you in your studies. Your Personal Tutor will advise you as you gain in competence about progression on to other college programmes, or into work, possibly following an Apprenticeship. You may be advised to progress through the levels on the ESOL programme or branch out into different areas to help you gain more appropriate qualifications that will help you enter employment. The programme will also help you improve your employability through gaining skills including numeracy and using IT.


Students will have the opportunity to take City & Guilds exams during the year at various levels. Full-time ESOL courses are available at Booth Lane and Lower Mounts and are suitable for adults or young people aged under 19.


Course Code: Northampton: LESOLFTPEA FB11


LESOLFTE1 FB11 LESOLFTE2 FB11 LESOLFTE3 FB11


Lower Mounts: LESOLFTPE FL11 LESOLFTE3 FL11 LESOLFT FL11


Pre Entry Entry 1 Entry 2 Entry 3


Pre Entry Entry 3


Level 1/2


ESOL


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