Many ESOL Courses Are Currently Full
Thank you for your interest in joining an ESOL course. Many ESOL courses in the Birmingham area are currently full.
You can still take the online English test and view a list of ESOL centres.
If you want to join an ESOL class, please contact the centre directly.
Volunteer Listings
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Organisation name:
British Red Cross
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Website:
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Type of position:
Volunteer ESOL teacher
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Hours per week:
3 hours per week
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Supporting:
Volunteer ESOL teacher required for female refugee group at the British Red Cross
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Overview
The volunteer ESOL teacher would be supporting the education of vulnerable refugee women. Read more
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Organisation name:
Birmingham Community Hosting (BIRCH) Network
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Website:
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Type of position:
Volunteer ESOL Teacher needed for youth hub
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Hours per week:
1 to 5 hours per week
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Join our friendly youth hub for unaccompanied asylum seeking young people:
Our weekly youth hub supports young unaccompanied asylum seekers aged 16-20 years old.
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Overview
BIRCH Network is a small charity offering support to asylum seekers across Birmingham. We have a specific project supporting unaccompanied young asylum seekers aged (16-25). We offer casework and befriending support, as well as a weekly youth hub. Many of the young people we support have been incorrectly age assessed as adults and are really struggling to access age-appropriate support. Our youth hub, which runs on a Thursday 1-2pm from a welcoming and supportive Church in Sparkhill offers a space for these young people to come together, to develop friendship and peer support. We offer a range of activities: casework support, games, English teaching, friendship, sports etc. Read more
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Organisation name:
Refugee and Migrant Centre
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Website:
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Type of position:
Volunteer ESOL Tutor required to support refugees and migrants
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Hours per week:
3 hours per week
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We are looking for volunteers who are enthusiastic and committed and can deliver English to Refugees and Asylum seekers.:
Delivering face to face sessions, supporting with speaking, listening, reading and writing.
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Overview
About the Refugee and Migrant Centre RMC mission: We will act with humanity and compassion – knowing that with the right support and a chance to rebuild their lives, people can go on to thrive and be equal citizens. RMC vision: A society where newcomers feel welcome, valued and live dignified lives. To fulfil our vision and mission, RMC offers advice and guidance in the areas of housing and destitution, education, training, employment, and immigration. RMC provides a free drop-in service with face-to-face, holistic advice, support and guidance to clients We provide advice to clients who drop in during the mornings and book appointments for more complex cases during the afternoons. We close to the public all day Wednesdays. Read more
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