Introduction to ESOL Level 1 Writing – Waterloo - 12th April 2027

About this course

The course develops English across reading, writing, listening and speaking, with particular attention to how written content relates to its purpose and how language is selected for different tasks. Learners work independently, in pairs and in groups, and use internet-based resources and other technology during language activities. The programme also includes study-skills development and preparation for Level 1 exams, with regular practice and homework forming part of the expected approach to study.

What you'll learn

• Relate the content of a text to its purpose
• Select language appropriate to a particular task

Is this course right for you?

The course is intended for learners progressing towards ESOL Level 1. The provider describes entrants as having passed Entry 3 exams or having strong upper-intermediate English, confidence with the Roman alphabet and good study skills. An assessment and discussion with a teacher take place before enrolment.

• Regular daily English practice and homework are expected
• Good attendance is identified as important for progression
• Learning includes individual, pair and group work

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