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What we’ll cover. Make polite requests in familiar and new situations. Give information about yourself using the present, past, and future verb forms. Understand how to give advice in English using should, could, and other expressions. Learn expressions in English to talk about your likes, dislikes, feelings, and opinions. Learn ways to ask others about their opinions and preferences. This is a preparation course for the ESOL entry 3 speaking and listening qualification. It is not an accredited course. You need previous speaking and listening skills to take this course, that’s why you’ll need to do a skills check to enrol. Don’t worry, this isn’t an exam. It’s for us to make sure you get on the right course for your level. Our friendly team will contact you to start your skills check as part of your booking. When you complete this introductory course, you will be ready to take the ESOL skills for life entry 3 speaking and listening course. There are “get ready” courses between each module to prepare you for the next course. What to expect This course gives you more opportunities to learn the verbal communication skills required for an entry 3 speaking and listening qualification. Please note that you’ll need an internet connection to study this ESOL course. This is so you can access our digital learning platform, Canvas. If you’d like to learn digital skills for online learning, you can also take our Canvas course for ESOL learners. The WEA is an experienced ESOL course provider. We want you to get the most out of your studies and open doors to opportunities. Our tutors and staff will help you with any language needs you might have. The WEA is committed to providing accessible adult education. Please let us know if you have any special requirements to be able to take these ESOL classes comfortably. Most of our courses are free for most of our learners. Please note that you need to get to the end of the enrolment process to see the discounts.