ESOL Courses

This course will help you improve your speaking, reading and writing skills in English. It is taught by experienced, qualified ESOL lecturers who will support you in reaching your goals.

This course will help you improve your speaking, reading and writing skills in English. It is taught by experienced, qualified ESOL lecturers who will support you in reaching your goals.

We offer a range of ESOL Skills for Life courses at Wiltshire College, Trowbridge Campus. We have many students that travel in from the bordering areas of Somerset, particularly Frome , to join these classes. We run morning and evening courses, both 2 days a week. Morning classes run from 9.30 am to 12.15pm and evening classes run from 6pm to 8.45pm. We also run a specialist Full-Time ESOL Study Programme for 16 – 19 year old learners, which runs 4 days a week from Mondays to Thursdays.

This course will help you improve your speaking, reading and writing skills in English. It is taught by experienced, qualified ESOL lecturers who will support you in reaching your goals.

This course will help you improve your speaking, reading and writing skills in English. It is taught by experienced, qualified ESOL lecturers who will support you in reaching your goals.

This course will help you improve your speaking, reading and writing skills in English. It is taught by experienced, qualified ESOL lecturers who will support you in reaching your goals.

This is a course for elementary level students. It runs for the whole academic year, starting in September and finishing in June. Students attend one 3-hour lesson each week during which you can learn and practise vocabulary and grammar while working on your language skills in the context of practical citizenship topics. As part of this course you will take a Functional Skills English exams in Reading, Writing and Speaking. You will need to come to an interview before enrolling on this course. We take applications up to but not after the October half term.

IELTS (International English Language Testing System) is a high level and academically demanding qualification which is widely recognised by universities and professional bodies in Britain as part of their entry requirements. We will study the Academic strand which is suitable for people who want to study on an undergraduate or postgraduate degree course; it is also increasingly needed by healthcare professionals such as doctors and nurses who wish to practise in this country. Preparation for IELTS is an intensive course so be prepared for a lot of homework! There are four papers, or modules, to the IELTS test: Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking. We will practise exam tasks on these in the context of typical IELTS topics such as the environment, international issues, education, government etc. The exam itself must be taken at an official IELTS centre, which will charge a fee – currently £180. Our nearest centres are in Bristol and Bath.

This is a course for pre-intermediate and intermediate level students. It runs for the whole academic year, starting in September and finishing in June. Students attend one 3-hour lesson each week during which you can learn and practise vocabulary and grammar while working on your language skills in the context of practical citizenship topics. As part of this course you will take a Functional Skills English exams in Reading, Writing and Speaking. You will need to come to an interview before enrolling on this course. We take applications up to but not after the October half term.

This is a course for pre-intermediate and intermediate level students. It runs for the whole academic year, starting in September and finishing in June. Students attend one 3-hour lesson each week during which you can learn and practise vocabulary and grammar while working on your language skills in the context of practical citizenship topics. As part of this course you will take a Functional Skills English exams in Reading, Writing and Speaking. You will need to come to an interview before enrolling on this course. We take applications up to the October half term.

This is a course for high level students. It runs for the whole academic year, starting in September and finishing in June. Students attend one 3-hour lesson each week during which you can learn and practise vocabulary and grammar while working on your language skills in the context of practical citizenship topics. As part of this course you will take a Functional Skills English exams in Reading, Writing and Speaking. You will need to come to an interview before enrolling on this course. We take applications up to but not after the October half term.

This 6-week online course is designed to support ESOL (EL2) learners with their understanding of English used in the workplace. Topics covered will include language and terminology used for different job roles; how to use language to communicate verbally and non-verbally with work colleagues and health and safety in the workplace.