Introduction to Health & Social Care for ESOL Learners
Our Introduction to Health & Social Care for ESOL learners course is designed to support people who are developing their English skills while exploring opportunities in the health and social care sector. It combines language development with sector knowledge, helping learners gain the confidence and vocabulary needed to progress into further training or employment.
Delivery Location
Sheffield
Kirklees
What You'll Learn
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Essential English for Health & Social Care – Learn key words, phrases, and communication skills for the workplace.
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Understanding the Sector – Gain an introduction to roles, responsibilities, and values within health and social care.
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Workplace Skills – Develop teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills.
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Next Steps – Explore progression opportunities into training, qualifications, or employment.
Who It's For
This course is perfect for learners who:
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Are developing their English language skills (ESOL learners)
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Want to explore a career in health and social care
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Need support to build confidence in speaking, listening, reading, and writing in English
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Would like to understand the expectations and opportunities within the sector
Benefits of This Course
By the end of the course, learners will:
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Feel more confident using English in real-life and workplace situations
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Gain a basic understanding of health and social care roles
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Improve employability and career prospects
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Be ready to progress into:
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Health & Social Care qualifications
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Jobs in the sector
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Skills Bootcamps for further training
Ready to Take the First Step?
Start your journey into the health and social care sector today.
Enrol now in our Introduction to Health & Social Care for ESOL Learners course and begin building both your English skills and your career opportunities.
Eligibility Criteria (Adult Skills Fund)
These courses are fully funded through the Adult Skills Fund, meaning you can take part for free if you meet the criteria below:
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Aged 19 or over on 31st August 2024
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Living in the local area
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Have the right to work and reside in the UK
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Either:
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Unemployed and actively seeking work
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Earning less than £23,104 (or local low-wage threshold)
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Not already on another full-time funded course
We’ll confirm your eligibility and support you through the sign-up process.
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