Introduction to ESOL Entry Level 2

Entry 2 ESOL helps learners develop basic speaking, listening, reading and writing skills for everyday communication, work and community life.

Dates, times and locations: 

15 September to 10 November, 12.00pm to 2.30pm, Tuesdays and

18 September to 13 November 2026, 9.30am to 12.00pm, Fridays at

Keele in Town
53 Iron Market
Newcastle-Under-Lyme
ST5 1PE

Who is the course aimed at? 

The course is aimed at Staffordshire residents aged 19+  who do not speak English and would like to improve their English skills. 

Entry Requirements

Learners should have a basic knowledge of English and be able to understand and use simple words and phrases. An initial assessment will be required to confirm the correct level. 

What you will learn

On an Entry 2 ESOL course, you will develop your English skills and become more confident communicating in everyday situations.

Learning Materials

We will provide the workbooks. You will need to bring a pen and paper to take notes and to be able to complete the workbooks during the course.

Learning Methods

An Entry 2 ESOL student will learn through teacher demonstrations, guided practice, pair and group activities, role-play, discussions, reading and writing tasks, and audio-visual resources. They will practise using English in everyday situations, receive regular feedback, and gradually develop their confidence and independence.

Learner Support

Classes are small to ensure your teacher can provide you with the help and support you need to enable you to confidently access the class learning materials. Individual specific needs will be discuss at the start of the course. 

How you will be assessed

To ensure you are on track and your understanding of the course, your teacher will use verbal questions, observations and an individual learning plan to monitor your progress against the course outcomes.

What can learners progress onto

Learners can progress on to our Entry 2 ESOL qualification

Course Provider

Newcastle and Stafford Colleges Group

Course Fees

This course is fully funded, so there are no course fees. 

How to find out more and enrol

This course is by referral only, please contact the provider for further details.

Navarda Garside or Jo Petitt 

Tel: 01785 223800

Email: Navarda.garside@nscg.ac.uk  joanne.petitt@nscg.ac.uk