What is special about this course?
The ESOL programme is for you if you do not speak English as your first language and would like to get better at reading, writing, listening and speaking English.
Entry requirements
None.
All applicants for ESOL courses are individually assessed by a tutor to place them on a course which is right for them.
A range of ESOL courses are available. You can join a class working towards a qualification at National 4 or National 5.
If you complete one of these courses, it can help you prepare for any English related test.
How will I study my course?
- Part Time
- Evening
You will attend a class once a week and there will also be work to do at home. Classes are available at Islesburgh Community Centre or at the Gremista campus.
Assessments are a combination of student produced evidence and speaking activities.
Additionally, for National 5 there will be an external exam.
How long will my course last?
1 Years
Part-time, day and evening classes
Where can I study my course?
- Lerwick Learning Centre
Start date
Flexible start dates from September
Fees
For the latest information on fees please see our fees policy.
Funding
Most full-time students will have their fees paid.
Students on part-time courses may be eligible for an Individual Learning Account or to have their course fees waived.
For more information see the funding page.
What can I do on completion of my course?
Academic: You can progress on to a range of NC courses, and other college programmes.
Employment/Career: This course opens up a range of opportunities to study other college courses or help you find a better job.
Former students have: Moved on to study at a higher level.
Is there more information available online?
You can use the above QR code to connect directly to the course details.
