Community Based ESOL and Modern Languages

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- TH1SCPEE25

Campus Online Learning

Qualification SCQF Level 6

Study mode Part time

Start date Sept 2025

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Course overview

If your first language is not English, you can study ESOL courses at college. This course will help you improve your English language skills for your schoolwork and offer the full ESOL Higher exam qualification.

The course will get you the qualifications to progress to mainstream college courses or university. The course covers a range of topics relevant to life and study in Scotland.

Our after-school SCP ESOL courses will be online. Our online delivery includes face-to-face digital classrooms and independent learning with teacher support. This will accommodate your individual needs and allow you to study at your own pace. The platform for digital delivery will be Microsoft Teams and Moodle. High-quality teaching, enhanced by the use of technology, will facilitate the development of students’ digital skills.

What you will learn

English for reading, listening, and speaking through discussions and debates.
Prepare presentations, write reports, formal and informal letters, and essays.
Build your vocabulary, improve grammatical accuracy, develop study skills, and boost your confidence.

Placement information

English for reading, listening, and speaking through discussions and debates.
Prepare presentations, write reports, formal and informal letters, and essays.
Build your vocabulary, improve grammatical accuracy, develop study skills, and boost your confidence.

Study Options

Campus	Study mode	Start date
Online Learning	Part time	01/09/25

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