Introduction to ESOL Entry 3 Writing – Waterloo - Multiple dates

About this course

The course develops listening, speaking, reading and writing in English, with particular attention to producing short texts and organising ideas chronologically. Learners work independently and with others, using classroom activities, internet resources and other technology to practise language skills. Initial preparation for ESOL exams is included.

What you'll learn

• Write a short text of two paragraphs
• Sequence ideas in chronological order
• Practise listening, speaking, reading and writing in English
• Use internet resources and other technology to support language learning

Is this course right for you?

This course is intended for learners who have passed Entry 2 or use English at a strong intermediate level, and who can read and write in their own language using the Roman alphabet. Participation includes individual, pair and group work, alongside regular English practice and homework. An assessment and discussion with a teacher take place before enrolment.

• Designed for learners progressing from Entry 2 or an equivalent level of English
• Requires participation in individual, pair and group activities
• Learners complete an assessment and speak with a teacher before enrolment

Before you go

• Bring lined A4 paper or a notebook, a pen, a pencil, a rubber and an A4 file.
• A smartphone or tablet may be useful in class.