This course is for men and women from new communities, refugees or asylum seekers who may have lived experience of modern slavery, trafficking and/or trauma. If you are an organisation working with people who meet this criteria, please contact us as we would be willing to explore adapting our delivery slightly, if needed, to meet cultural and personal needs. However, all students must meet the residential requirements for this course
Fees
This course is FREE to all students
Level
Entry-Level 3
You must be able to stay overnight at the college each time:
Residential Dates:
Monday 5th – Wednesday 7th January (3 days and 2 nights)
Monday 12th – Wednesday 14th January (3 days and 2 nights)
Monday 19th – Wednesday 21st January (3 days and 2 nights)
Monday 26th – Wednesday 28th January (3 days and 2 nights)
About the course
This course is for people over the age of 19 from new communities. It can help you to reflect on your next steps, learn about British culture and values, gain skills and knowledge for employment, improve your English language skills and help you to move forward.
What you will learn
- Learning about employability skills and employment law
- Wellbeing and confidence
- Computer skills and presenting to a group of people
- Some gardening using our 6 acres of gardens
- Some English language teaching
- And more
Entry Requirements
You must be working at Entry-Level 3 English language, or higher. We will give you an English language assessment before the course starts, to ensure you would be fully able to benefit from this course.
You must be over the age of 19 years old by 31st August 2025
There are other entry requirements that we will need to check with you.
