Choose Activate Learning and we will help you develop the skills, knowledge, resilience and confidence to succeed in your chosen career pathway.
Ready to kickstart or advance your career? Expand your learning horizons at our welcoming campuses - with dedicated learning spaces, industry standard facilities and experienced teachers to support you all the way.
Join us on a learning journey that will transform your career - and your future.
Discover how far you can go with our support.
Activate Learning is based at City of Oxford College.
The Foundation ESOL Pathway is a year-long programme; however, you will be able to join the course at a later date if there are places available.
You can progress to next level of ESOL and maths or to vocational courses in the college. We can give you advice and information to help you plan your next step, whether you would like to study another course in the college or somewhere else, or are looking to enter employment.
VocationalQualifications explained
Level 1
BYPFLESOL
Banbury
1 year
2019 Foundation ESOL Pathway16-18: FreeAdult: Free
Fees may be subject to change
09 Sep 2019
You will learn the following on the Foundation ESOL Pathway:
You will study up to 20 hours a week, including self-directed study in the Learning Zone. You will participate in plenty of exciting employability and enrichment activities, such as educational trips.
As a student of City of Oxford College, you will receive outstanding care, guidance and support as well as access to our excellent leisure and learning facilities: Lifestyle Centre, Library and Learning Centres and the College Virtual Learning Environment, Moodle.
You are assessed by practical and job knowledge assessment on the different units of the course.
You will gain a UK English and maths Qualification. You will also improve the wider skills vital for success in further study or employment, including self-confidence, speaking in front of others, working with others, taking responsibility and managing your time.
If English is not your first language and you need to improve your English language skills so that you can study or find work, we can help you."
You need to be aged 18 or under on 31 August 2019. This course is for students who do not have English as a first language. You need to make a commitment to attend full-time.
You do not need qualifications to join these pathways. However, you will need a successful interview with a member of the teaching team to show your commitment to full time study and your interest in the subject.
As part of your interview we will assess your levels of English and maths and advise you of the most appropriate level to study.
To register your interest and contact the Foundation Learning team, you do not need to complete the full college application form. Please complete the short form here.