Offer ends 15 December 2019
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In response to the high level of enquiries concerning British citizenship applications, please follow the link to read the official guidelines: https://www.gov.uk/british-citizenship
UK Residence card: https://www.gov.uk/apply-for-a-uk-residence-card Prove your knowledge of English for Citizenship and Settling: https://www.gov.uk/english-language Disclaimer: this information is not intended to advise on immigration issues but is simply a response to the increased interest on behalf of our students. You should contact the Home Office or the relevant authorities in your area if you have any questions on the matter.
Books that cover a vast range of subjects – from special educational needs to hobbies, health and work to dieting – with the aim to provide you ‘Everything you need to know – in words you understand’.
Advance notice: We'll be closed from the 1st August until the 6th. Reopen on the 7th August, 9 am.
Please, note that you can still use the service as usual, but there will be slight delays with marking tests and processing enrolments during the summer holiday period. Students will be able to access their courses as usual. Any tests submitted between 1-6 August will be marked by the 9th August. If you need a course extension, contact us. Enjoy the summer! Our general ESOL courses include 5 tutor-marked assessments. See course descriptions for details.
The assessment practices are explained in detail (with examples) in the Assessment Guide which can be found on students' TMPs (Tutor Messaging Platform). The minimum score required to pass any course is 60%/100%. This is minimum 60% on each assessment. To be able to progress to the next level, ideally, students should achieve 85% or above. This score means that the student has 'established knowledge' at that level and is ready to move up. Students can still move up to the next level course even if their scores are between 60%- 84%, however, there may still be gaps in their knowledge that need addressing. If you have any questions, please contact your tutor. SUPPORT AND ADVICE WITH UNIVERSITY APPLICATIONS IN THE UK AND EUROPE Going to University? Where to start?
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You are in charge of email and text reminders! Choose what works for you!
To change the way we send you course reminders and notifications, go to Contact and submit the Update the way we contact you Form. As most of our students are EU nationals, we thought that the information below might be useful.
Disclaimer: this information is not intended to advise on immigration issues but is simply a response to an increased interest on behalf of our students. You should contact the Home Office or the relevant authorities in your area if you have any questions on the matter. In December 2017 the UK government reached an agreement with the European Union on citizens’ rights. This agreement will protect your rights after the UK leaves the EU and enable you to continue to live your life as you do now. It also covers your family members. You can read further details of the agreement on the page Status of EU citizens in the UK: what you need to know. In order to secure your rights, you will need to go through a simple application process which will confirm your status in the UK for as long as you want to stay. We are going to begin that process later this year so we can get everyone through in good time but there is no rush – applications will be open for at least 2 years after the UK leaves the EU. Read more here Source: Home Office |
