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Build on basic reading ̨Íåswag with these ESOL classes. This is an English course for beginners. It is aimed at speakers of other languages. ESOL courses help you learn basic English for life in the UK and improve your chances of finding work or study options. This ESOL entry 2 reading course builds on ̨Íåswag you learnt at entry 1. Grow your vocabulary and improve your reading ̨Íåswag in English. There are also writing and speaking & listening courses at this level. If you’re helping others find ESOL courses in the UK, you’ve come to the right place.

Continue developing your English ̨Íåswag to open doors to work and study opportunities. This entry 3 functional ̨Íåswag course helps you learn English ̨Íåswag employers look for. Gain practical ̨Íåswag to improve your reading, writing, and verbal communication in English. Strengthen your writing ̨Íåswag and learn reading techniques to help you tackle everyday situations at work or while studying. This adult English course helps you develop your language ̨Íåswag through real-life situations. Functional ̨Íåswag entry 3 is a government-funded accredited English course for adults. Functional ̨Íåswag qualifications are free if you don't already have a GCSE in English or Maths at grades A*-C, or 4-9. We'll check your level and any previous qualifications before you start. This ensures you are on the correct course.

During this course we will consider a wide range of novels that were pubished in the 1840s as a continuation of an exploration of literature published through the decades of Victoria’s long reign. We will consider a range of novels by both male and female writers: Barnaby Rudge (Charles Dickens 1841); The Luck of Barry Lyndon (W M Thackeray, 1844); Sybil (Benjamin Disraeli, 1845); Agnes Grey (Anne Bronté, 1847); Shirley (Charlotte Bronté, 1849). The 1840s were a prosperous time for many but but this decade was also known as the Hungry Forties. The 1840s also saw the growth of the realist novel.

Develop foundational reading ̨Íåswag with this entry 1 English course for beginners. This English course is for speakers of other languages. It will help you learn basic English to study, work, and live in the UK. This ESOL reading course helps people who are just starting to learn English. It will help you gain confidence reading short texts and common words in English. There are also writing and speaking & listening courses at this level. If you’re helping others access ESOL classes in the UK, you’ve come to the right place. What we’ll cover: - Learn to identify common English words in everyday situations. - Understand signs, symbols and texts you will come across. - Read information about timetables, prices, and schedules. - Understand the purpose of different texts, including adverts, posters, and news articles. - Understand how punctuation is used to help you read more easily.

Learn how to manage your finances with our Personal Development: Budgeting course. Develop essential budgeting ̨Íåswag and learn how to plan and track your expenses. Ideal for individuals looking to improve their financial literacy and achieve financial stability.

Build your confidence in using English with our Pre-Entry ESOL: Confidence in English course. Focus on developing practical communication ̨Íåswag for everyday situations. Ideal for individuals with little or no prior English knowledge looking to gain confidence in speaking and understanding English.

This course is essential for learners who are learning via online and using the Canvas as a virtual learning environment. The course will cover essential ̨Íåswag such as how to log onto the canvas, how to to upload assignments on the canvas, send emails using the canvas inbox and use zoom. This training equips you with essential ̨Íåswag on how to learn effectively using the canvas and zoom applications. By the end of the course, you'll be both confident and proficient in using the features on both the canvas and zoom to successfully complete your learning online. This course is funded by the West Midlands Combined Authority.

This supportive course offers you the opportunity to explore adaptive and positive behaviour to help you deal more effectively with the demands and challenges of everyday life. The course will cover 3 main areas, including knowledge, attitude, and ̨Íåswag. It will enable you to consider ways to expand your confidence and personal development, including life ̨Íåswag to help promote mental well-being and competence when managing and coping with the realities of life. It will help you to identify available opportunities and prepare to face possible threats. The course will cover the context of health and social events, including coping without the use of unhealthy props; communicating with others in the public sphere; and how to promote healthy relationships.

To support and improve wellbeing through creativity. This course is for clients at Parkstone Connect Centre, and continues on their journey of steps to wellbeing. ̨Íåswag and learning in this course can be applied to everyday life and improve confidence and way of living as described by the NHS 5 steps to well-being programme

Discover the changes in our food with time: how it was cooked, how it was eaten, where it came from, and how it affected our society and language, from the early Stone Age to this century, with an emphasis on British history. Find out which of our table manners date back to the Middle Ages, and how some of the most up-to-date and expensive restaurants are re-inventing Stone Age techniques; what advice from the fourteenth century still holds good today, and which most certainly does not. Each session will include some adapted recipes that you may (or may not) wish to try for yourself.