Empowering Your English, Expanding Your Opportunities
Who is the course for?
Our English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) program is ideal for international students seeking to improve their English skills for academic, professional, or personal growth. Whether you’re preparing for higher education, enhancing your career, or gaining confidence in everyday communication, this course is tailored to help you succeed.
By joining this program, you will:
- Build a solid foundation in the English language.
- Gain fluency in speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
- Immerse yourself in British culture for a well-rounded learning experience.
Course Objectives
The ESOL program focuses on:
- Enhancing English proficiency in key areas: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.
- Developing practical skills, including:
- Intercultural communication and cultural awareness.
- Networking and relationship-building.
- Presentation skills and public speaking.
- Effective note-taking techniques.
- Leadership and management communication.
You’ll gain the tools to confidently communicate in real-world scenarios, from professional settings to academic challenges.
Entry Requirements
Generally, students need to meet the following requirements for getting admission in short programs in the UK:
- A valid passport
- Proof of sufficient funds
- Proof of English language proficiency
- Proof of academic qualifications
- An offer letter
- A valid student visa
Course Details
- Duration: 8-12 months
- Mode of Delivery: Face-to-Face
- Fees: Contact us for details
- Location :London
Visa Information
The ESOL program is eligible for students on a Short-Term Study Visa, allowing international learners to study English in the UK for up to 11 months.
How we assist with your visa:
- A signed and stamped Letter of Confirmation of Studies will be issued upon fee payment to support your visa application.
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Healthcare in the UK
As an ESOL student, you’ll have access to free emergency healthcare services through the NHS. However, securing comprehensive travel insurance is recommended to cover additional medical expenses.
Emergency Services: Dial 999 for free ambulance and urgent care services.
Learn more about health and safety in the UK: UKCISA Health & Healthcare
FAQs
What are the six levels of ESOL?
The six levels are Pre-Entry, Entry 1, Entry 2, Entry 3, Level 1, and Level 2.
Is ESOL equivalent to GCSE?
Levels 1 and 2 of ESOL are roughly equivalent to GCSE English Language, but this depends on employer or university requirements.
Can I study at a university with an ESOL visa?
No, the ESOL visa is for short-term English study only and does not allow university admission.