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ESOL: Language for Driving Theory
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ESOL courses can open the door to a range of work and education opportunities along with building confidence in everyday life and work.
Our Language for Driving Theory course can support you to recognise and understand the signs, symbols and language used in the UK driving theory test. You will learn the vocabulary needed to understand and put into practice the skills needed to drive safely.
Language for Driving Theory supports you to use and recognise driving terms used in the theory test. It will also support you to gain confidence in reading and apply your knowledge to the theory test.
Fees may apply but 92% of learners do not need to pay

This course is for anyone who was aged 19 or over on 31.8.26 whose first language is not English.
You will need to provide ID (such as a passport or BNO visa) a National Insurance number and we will need to ask you about your residency in the UK.
You will need an entry 2 level of English to attend.
You will need to commit to regular attendance and to complete some study in your own time.



You will need access to a Laptop or Tablet if you plan to study online. Please be aware that smart phone access is not advised. You will need access to the internet and an email account. For online study, your teacher will contact you on a weekly basis through Teams and email. You will be given tasks to complete at each session, instructions and online demonstrations

If you don’t have access to a computer, we may still be able to support you. Ask for an appointment with a member of staff to discuss our other options.


Your teacher will give verbal and written feedback throughout the course.



An attendance certificate to show your commitment to skills building
Throughout your time learning with us, you will also have developed a whole range of skills that can be transferred from your course to a working environment, your home life or your own personal development.

Time Management

Juggling work, family, friends, deadlines and research, as a part-time learner time management is a huge skill
Organisation

Organisation skills are essential for part-time learners. Prove that you can handle the pressure of working and learning and you’ll get ahead in any career.

Research
If you know how to find accurate and reliable sources of information to use in projects and reports, you’ll quickly become an irreplaceable team member.

Networking
Networking skills developed through study group discussions can help to make a workplace meeting run smoothly, build client relationships and improve colleague and office relations.

Reasoning
One skill you’ll naturally develop whatever subject you’re studying is reasoning. Whether you’re evaluating a resource or researching a topic, the ability to weigh up the pros and cons of a project are invaluable.


Other courses related to personal or professional development. This could be an ESOL course in reading, speaking and listening or writing, a Functional Skills English qualification, IT, employability or a vocational course leading to work.

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07/09/2026
16/11/2026
09:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Monday
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Concessions may be available based on income and benefit status

Helping you financially

  • English, maths and computing courses (up to level 1) are FREE subject to eligibility (adult learners aged 19+ at 31st August 2025)
  • Reduced course fees for non-qualification courses if you receive a qualifying benefit.
  • Qualification courses at Level 2 or below are FREE if your income is below £25,750
  • Discretionary Learner Support funding relating to cover fees, books etc (qualifications only) T&C apply.
  • Pay for your course in instalments via direct debit (over £100), ask for details.
  • 19+ Advanced Learner Loans for Level 3 courses and above – no repayments until you earn over £25,000

If you are unsure on what price you should pay, please contact us on 01609 536066 or email adultlearningservice@northyorks.gov.uk