Other Courses

Along with our core activities we also manage to get funding to supply different projects, these projects are time limited, and in some cases have limited availability/entry requirements

For more information or to take part in any of these exciting courses just drop into the centre or give us a call on 0151 260 1006 

Pick & Mix

KCLC's Pick & Mix is a unique way of learning. With 10 smaller units to choose from - YOU design your course based on what YOU want/need to learn to improve your confidence, skills, and chances of gaining employment.

Entry requirements:
Be unemployed or economically inactive
Be 19 years of age or over.
Be legally resident in the UK
Be able to take up paid employment in a European member state

Units:
  • ESOL at a range of levels
  • ESOL for employment
  • ESOL with IT
  • Basic IT
  • IT for Job searching
  • Using UC Full service
  • MS Office Applications
  • CV Creation
  • Interview skills
  • Volunteering

Funding: Funding to support 100 people from WEA and ESF

In the Heart of Kensington 
Free ESOL Courses

Free ESOL courses from beginners up to level 2 for asylum seekers and refugees (see entry requirements below)
  
How long is the course?
10 weeks, students must be able to commit to the full 10 week course

What will I learn?
Reading, Writing, Speaking & Listening English at an appropriate level

Is there an Exam?
No 

Entry requirements: 
  • Asylum seeker: In the UK a person who has not yet received a decision on their asylum application
  • Refugee: A person who has been granted leave to stay
  • Vulnerable migrant: Any migrant whose immigration status makes them vulnerable
If you are not eligible for this course you will be signposted to a more suitable course.

Referral Process:

Self referral - Come along to the centre Monday- Friday 10am - 4pm and complete the application and assessment. You will then talk to an ESOL adviser who will be able to tell you what days your class is on for your level of English. Although the ESOL advisors try to see people straight away, it may be necessary at busy times to make an appointment.

You must bring documents confirming proof of status to take part in this course.
You can bring someone with you to support/translate if you wish.
 
Referral by another organisation - If you are attending with the individual, you can call to make an appointment on 0151 260 1006

Funding: Funding to support 125 people from Liverpool City Council and Our Liverpool



  

learn computer, email, internet, job search, safety

Money My Way

Most people have concerns about money sometimes. Keeping on top of bills and managing debt, worrying about benefits and pensions – they can all cause sleepless nights. But help is out there. Using a programme of safe and trusted online resources, we can help you with everything from internet banking or dealing with money troubles to budgeting, saving and more. If you’re not confident using computers or you’re worried about online safety, don’t worry. We’ll make sure you have all the help you need to find the right tools and support for your situation and level of experience.

Funding: Funding to support 100 people from Good Things Foundation