Our Level 1 Foundation Learning Courses are designed especially for young people with special educational needs, disabilities, other support needs or those who have few or no formal qualifications. There are specific Foundation Learning courses with language support for students requiring EAL/ESOL support.
These courses offer a supportive introduction to various vocational pathways. All of our Level 1 Foundation Learning Courses include:
- A focus on improving English and maths skills
- Developing self-confidence through a personal and social development tutorial programme
- Gaining practical employability skills like CV writing and interview preparation
- A thorough introduction to your specific chosen course subject, and an introductory vocational qualification
- Working towards progression to level 2 courses, or supported internships, or employment.
With small class sizes and expert support, we'll help you build the skills and confidence for your next steps.
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About the Course
Alongside an ESOL qualification you will study:
- Employment Rights, Responsibilities and Pay
- Business Meeting Techniques
- Spreadsheet Software
- Database Software
- Understanding Business Communication
- Understanding Customer Service
- Preparing for work.
The IT element of the course is taught using up-to-date computers and software.
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Additional Costs
Additional Fees
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Entry Requirements
You do not need to have any previous qualifications in IT or business, but you need to have some basic IT skills. You should have a pass at ESOL Entry 3 or equivalent.
You will be interviewed before you enrol on the course, and you will have a written assessment to establish your level of language and maths skills. If you need advice before you apply, please call 020 8326 2000 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
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Progression
Level 2 qualification designed for adults or employment.
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Assessment Method
All units are internally assessed using a range of assessment methods such as case studies, written reports, presentations, and practical tasks.
