Introduction to ESOL Entry 3 Writing – Waterloo - 13th April 2027

About this course

The course develops reading and writing at Entry Level 1 alongside speaking and listening at Entry Level 2, with each term focusing on a particular skill for assessment. Classroom work includes listening activities, reading aloud, writing tasks, quizzes, word searches, games and role play, using computers, YouTube and an interactive whiteboard. Learners work individually, in pairs and in small groups, with opportunities for one-to-one discussions about their progress. An individual learning plan sets personal targets, and City & Guilds exams assess the unit studied at the end of each term.

What you'll learn

• Extract relevant information from simple spoken communication for a specific task
• Use pronunciation to communicate intended meaning
• Express simple opinions clearly in spoken English
• Make clear spoken requests to obtain information

Is this course right for you?

The course is intended for learners whose English is assessed below Entry Level 1, including those who understand and speak English at a pre-intermediate level or have passed speaking and listening at Entry Level 1. An initial assessment determines suitability.

• Learners are expected to work individually as well as with partners and small groups
• Regular attendance and punctuality are identified as important for progress
• The course includes independent study and homework alongside classroom learning

Before you go

• Learners should bring a pen, lined paper and a file for their work.
• A course book may need to be purchased.
• A minimum of 90% attendance is required, with regular independent study and homework expected.