Learning with ESOL

ESOL lessons help students develop the skills they need to communicate confidently. Students will begin with speaking, conversational skills and grammar, then move on to vocabulary, reading and writing. Once they have mastered these areas, they can speak confidently in any situation, understand native speakers from across the globe and feel comfortable building simple to complex sentence structures.

ESOL offers English courses at A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 and C2 levels of the CEFR framework of languages. Besides, the Business English courses support these levels at A1 through to C1 levels.

You can download the class materials for free and use them anytime as an ESOL student. After the class, students will find a quiz to help them refresh and practice new skills. For Business English students, downloadable exercises are available. ESOL experts create all materials to align with CEFR standards. If you want to learn more about it, view it here.

That's where ESOL comes in. ESOL is an institution that provides quality education to those wanting to learn English as a second language. The teachers are native-level and qualified, with years of experience teaching worldwide. Teaching is not their career; it's their passion.

When you schedule an ESOL class, you can join the class with other students from around the globe. The teacher will introduce themselves and begin teaching the lesson using learning materials you can download at the end of class. You interact with the materials, the teacher, and other students during the class. Towards the end of the course, the teacher will recap the lesson and ensure everybody has understood it. You can attend as many classes as you want before your final exam. You must pass all tests to pass ESOL certification and receive your certificate.

Everyone makes mistakes; that's how we learn. In every class, your teacher and classmates will be there to provide you with personalised feedback. You'll have the opportunity to practice speaking, receive personalised feedback, and learn from other student's mistakes.

Don't worry your teacher will ensure that everyone has time to practice speaking aloud, answering questions, and conversing with one another. If you want more personal feedback (e.g., on your cover letter or the most challenging grammar topics), you can always sign up for an additional private class by purchasing extra credits in your account.

If you're a beginner or advanced ESOL student, our teachers are here to help.

ESOL teachers understand that different students learn in different ways. That's why they offer feedback tailored to each student's language needs. Our modules are structured according to CEFR, which stands for Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. It's an internationally recognised framework that describes language ability from A1-C2 (A1 beginner and moving up to C2 fluent). Once you are a registered ESOL student, you can define your current CEFR level by taking the free placement test before you begin learning.

In all the classes, the lessons are going to be student-centred. It means that the students will learn a lot of new things and will do this by talking about the various topics being taught. The students should speak 80% of the time during class.

You can think of ESOL as a traditional school that has moved online. All the teachers at ESOL are native speakers, certified, and follow a learning plan that language experts have designed. The difference between ESOL and an offline school is that ESOL fits your busy schedule: you can take a class anytime and from anywhere.

Yes, if you miss a class, we'll send you a backup immediately. The best way to get your backup class material is to check your Google Classroom page. Please contact your teacher or student counsellor if you need any other information about accessing the course materials.

Join the class using your laptop, phone, or tablet. You don't need a super-fast connection, but it should be stable. Make sure you're sitting in a quiet place where you won't be disturbed you don't want to miss anything. Participate as much as possible! The more involved you are with the class, the more you'll get out of it.

Preparing to learn with us is simple. You need a stable internet connection, a computer and the free video conferencing tool Google Classroom.

When you enrol, the student counsellors give you a call to make sure that everything is set up, and then we'll get you started. If you still have questions about anything, please don't hesitate to contact the Student Support team at contact@theenglishschooloflondon.com. We're here 24/7 and would love to help!

In learning any new skill, progress depends on your efforts. You will see the best results if you make language learning a consistent habit and focus and participate in class. It also depends on which ESOL course you choose, as some courses are more intensive than others.

If you want to focus on the overall development of your skills and abilities, join a group class. Group classes are great for people who want to learn a new skill or practice a skill they already know. They're also great for people who like to be around other people with similar interests. Private classes benefit people who have trouble keeping up with the pace you will never feel rushed or behind if you participate in a private lesson!

You will receive a certificate showing what course you've completed and your English skills at what level. ESOL is proud to offer certificates issued in accordance with CEFR and accepted by many institutions worldwide.

You've got nothing to lose. Try it out for yourself with the 7-day free trial period! You can either take 3 group classes or one private class, depending on which learning plan you select. ESOL will give you your money back if it's not for you no questions asked.

If you need to check if the course is for you, take advantage of the no-risk, no-obligation refund policy. You'll have a full seven days during the enrollment to test out the course and see if it's right for you. If it isn't, just let your student counsellor know, and they'll give you a full refund within 15 working days.

If you have any questions, please email or call us. The details are mentioned on the Contact Us page. We're here to help!

Google Meet is a cloud-based platform for video and audio conferencing. Organisations and individuals use it to collaborate, catch up, and host webinars across mobile devices, desktops, telephones and room systems.

ESOL is happy to report that the issue of unwelcome users has been resolved! Google Meet has activated meeting passwords and lobby functionality as standard student protection settings, so you can rest assured that you're safe in your meetings.

If you're from a rural area in India, and your parents are farmers, you have an opportunity to transform your education. The TREE Program stands for transforming rural English education in India. It is designed to give students with farming backgrounds the skills they need to succeed in any field they choose and it works! We've seen many students go on to become doctors, engineers, and even CEOs of major corporations. You can choose from over five courses, including options like IELTS, Business English, Spoken English and more.

If this sounds like something you'd like to be a part of, apply today!

If you have parents who are Kisan Credit Card holders or e-KYF card holders, you can sign up for any course by proving their cards. You'll get eight classes per month- absolutely free for two months, and you should be at least B1 level if you want to enrol in professional courses.

It is sad that you can't join the current batch. But there's always next time! If you'd like to join the next batch, enrol for the upcoming one. Talk to your student counsellor to get to know the current timetable and get started with it.

If you need to reschedule a class, the first thing you should do is get in touch with your student counsellor. They'll help you get enrolled in the back-up schedule, which will allow you to select a new date and time for your class.

Mid-course feedback and post course feedback are two of the best ways to give your instructor feedback on your course. Mid-course feedback is usually administered at the middle of the course structure, and post course feedback is given at the end of the semester, or even later when you've had time to reflect on it. Both forms of feedback help the instructors improve the courses.

When a teacher cancels class at the last minute, or doesn't show up, the school will add another coursework hour with a time that fits you well before the course finishes. If you can't make it to that class, though, an hour will be added towards the end of your course. If that doesn't work for you, another teacher will take the same class as a substitute or cover teacher.

You can take up to eight classes a month. If you're taking more than that, please let us know so we can have you enrol in one of our regular programs.