ESOL co-ordination
ESOL co-ordination
- Our Work
- Asylum and Refugee Resettlement
- ESOL co-ordination
English for Speakers of Other Languages
East Midlands Councils is developing a regional ESOL programme, with a vision to develop and improve capacity and access to ESOL in the East Midlands.
We recognise 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.
With this in mind, our vision for 2024 and beyond is to:
- Improve on existing provision, and increase connectivity in the region-wide ESOL space;
- Identify and address under-served areas and provision gaps, and develop partnership approaches to building bespoke solutions;
- Work with partners to develop knowledge and best practice, and enable sharing between regions and localities.
We are already committed to expanding our tutor training project for refugees and asylum seekers for the next two years. We are now looking to complement this with other exciting opportunities, informed and co-designed in partnership with the ESOL sector as a whole.
Information relating to our current TESOL programme can be found at: FCLearning.com
Contact
Please contact our ESOL Programme Manager for further information:
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