Course Overview
This course is designed for non-native English speakers to assist with daily activities in Wiltshire and the United Kingdom. It covers key topics such as understanding the education system, family and child-related laws, navigating local transport, and interpreting local signs. Additionally, learners will explore the history, culture, and geography of their local area to foster a sense of belonging and inclusion.
What will I learn?
The following shows a breakdown of the subjects covered each week in this course designed to help with family life in Wiltshire:
Week 1 Understanding what living in Wiltshire looks like
Week 2 What to do in Wiltshire i.e. community groups
Week 3 The culture of Wiltshire – the different towns and its history
Week 4 Geographics of Wiltshire
Week 5 the Agriculture of Wiltshire
Week 6 UK Education system and schools in Wiltshire
Week 7 Free activities and resources in Wiltshire
Week 8 UK Laws for children and families
Week 9 Traveling in Wiltshire Buses & Trains
Week 10 Walks and canal paths
Study, Assessment and Qualifications
Assessment is informal, based on your personal targets and the learning outcomes and will be undertaken regularly with you by the course tutor.
Entry Requirements
There are no entry requirements associated with this course.
Additional Costs and Information
This course will take place at the Chippenham Campus:
17.09.24-26.11.24 Tuesday 09:00-12:00
14.01.25-01.04.25 Tuesday 09:00-12:00
29.04.25-08.07.25 Tuesday 09:00-12:00
This course will take place at the Salisbury Campus:
17.09.24-26.11.24 Tuesday 09:00-12:00
14.01.25-01.04.25 Tuesday 09:00-12:00
29.04.25-08.07.25 Tuesday 09:00-12:00
To be eligible for the Free fundable programme, you must be aged 19+ and in receipt of benefit or on a low wage income and must have lived in the UK for the last three years. You must currently reside in England. Should you need any additional information before applying please do contact us on busdev@wiltshire.ac.uk
