SKILLS FOR LIFE COURSES & COMPLIANCE COURSES
Emergency First Aid at Workplace
This course is designed for people who want to receive training in emergency first aid
English and Maths for Life (pre-entry)
Course start date: Thu 12 Jan 2023
Location on this date: Blended(learn both online and in-person)
English Communication Skills for Life and work (Entry 3)
Course start date: Wed 11 Jan 2023
Location on this date: EN3 4HF
English, Maths and Digital Skills for Life (Entry 1 - Entry 2)
Course start date: Wed 11 Jan 2023
Location on this date: EN3 4HF
English Communications Skills for Life and Work (Level 1)
Course Start Date: Mon 9 Jan 2023
Location on this date: EN3 4HF
GCSE COURSES
GCSE Maths
Face-to-face assessments take place every Monday evening between 6 pm and 8 pm, and on the following dates
The courses are FREE to most learners if you are an Enfield resident on Universal Credit, JSA or ESA (WRAG). For online courses, you will need a computer with a microphone, a camera and the internet
GCSE English Language
Face-to-face assessments take place every Monday evening between 6pm and 8pm, and on the following dates
The courses are FREE to most learners if you are an Enfield resident on Universal Credit, JSA or ESA (WRAG). For online courses, you will need a computer with a microphone, a camera and the internet
ESOL COURSES
Communication Skills: Working with People (ESOL Entry 3 - Level 1)
Course start date: Wed 18 Jan 2023
Time: 15:00 -17:00 (Every Wednesday)
Location on this date: EN3 4HF
ESOL Entry 2
Course start date: Tue 17 Jan 2023
Time: 15:00 -17:00 (Every Tuesday)
Location on this date: EN3 4HF
Grammar In Practice: Upper Intermediate (Level 1-2)
Course start date: Mon 16 Jan 2023
Time: 15:00 - 17:00 (Every Monday)
Location on this date: EN3 4HF
Projects
The skills health check is an in-depth collection of assessments. These assessments will generate a report, which can help you identify your personal and work-based skills.
This can be helpful at any stage of your career, like when you:
- start your career
- apply for a job
- prepare for an interview
- return to work
- progress your career
Transferable skills are a set of skills that you’re good at. You can build them up over time, through work, volunteering, education and life. You can apply these skills to a range of jobs.
You will find out:
- what interests and motivates you
- how to identify your skills
- what you can do with the skills you have
Understanding yourself can help you work out what careers you may enjoy working in.
When you finish, your counsellor will show you some suggestions of roles you may enjoy based on your answers. You may want to explore careers based on these recommendations. You can compare different careers to see what interests you.
In the next stage, your counsellor will discuss options such as work experience, building skills, apprenticeship, signposting and other referrals.
Connect with us
Address
324 High Street, London
EN3 4HF
Phone
0758 5344051
Email Address
info@londonsc.org
Business Hours
Mon to Fri 8 am to 6 pm
Sat: 9 am to 12 pm