ESOL co-ordination
ESOL co-ordination
English for Speakers of Other Languages
East Midlands Councils recognises that English fluency is a key element of cultural and economic integration for all migrants to the UK. We also recognise that recent developments in migration policy have led to inequalities in ESOL offers between different areas of the East Midlands.
That is why we provide ongoing support to Local Authorities and ESOL providers (including private, statutory and voluntary sector) across the East Midlands to coordinate their activity, with the aim of maximising provision capacity and access, particularly in under-served areas.
Our ongoing vision is to:
- Continually develop knowledge and best practice around ESOL delivery, incorporating learning from prior experience, and relevant research/scholarship;
- Improve connectivity in the ESOL space, at both the local and regional levels, to enable productive dialogue and sharing of information;
- Identify under-served areas and foster collaborative approaches to addressing provision gaps and barriers to ESOL access.
Contact
For further information, please contact us via the button below:
Benchmarking ESOL in the East Midlands
East Midlands Councils (EMC) is working with the Migrant English Support Hub (MESH) to develop deeper understanding of the challenges facing English for Speakers of Other Languages
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
If you are a refugee, asylum seeker, or Ukrainian visa holder, your local authority migration team may be able to support you to access this training.
If you require further information please contact us.
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