A City & Guilds Functional Skills ESOL speaking and listening qualification at an appropriate level.
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.
Self-Motivation
The ability to keep your passion and motivation going after several years of part-time study is a really difficult skill. A potential employer looking at your CV is sure to value this.
Confidence
Part-time study is a personal journey, you will grow in confidence the more you conquer difficult topics and express yourself; this will shine through in interviews.
Problem Solving
This skill features on many CVs, but it’s a difficult one to prove. You will be able to cite a number of problems you have had to overcome e.g. a difficult topic or a hard-to-meet deadline.
Listening
A fantastic skill to have, you will develop this naturally as you listen to lectures or have one-on-one time with tutors. This is a great skill for managing others or working as part of a team.
Skills such as time management, organisation, research skills, networking and presenting ideas are all part of your learning journey along with decision making, problem solving and overcoming obstacles. All these skills will help you to become a confident, self-motivated person and will assist you on your chosen pathway.
