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Introductions
Michaela SalmonArea Adult Education Manager
Manchester Adult Education, Manchester City Council
Nuala TraceTalk English Regional Coordinator
Manchester Adult Education, Manchester City Council
Part 1
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Over to you...
Area of ELTLocation
Why this webinar?
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English Language Competition
‘to discover innovative ways of delivering community-based English language programmes that will help to integrate participants into their local communities’
DCLG, 2013
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Project beneficiaries• have little or no English language
• unable to access mainstream ESOL support, as delivered via the Skills Funding Agency
• live in areas with high demand for ESOL
• are aged 19+
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Bradford
Oldham
Pendle
Manchester
BurnleyKirklees
Hyndburn
Blackburnwith Darwen
Rochdale
Consortium and Areas
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The figures England &
Wales Original Areas
Population 54 million 2.2 million
Cannot speak English well
725,639 1.3% 13,804 2.6%
Cannot speak English
137,511 0.3% 62,236 0.6%
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New areas involved
Leeds
Wakefield
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Office of National Statistics, 2011 Census: Proficiency in English, local authorities in England and Wales, accessed February 2014 at www.ons.gov.uk
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How does it work?There are 5 strands to the project:
#1 Talk English Courses
#2 Talk English Friends
#3 Talk English Activities
#4 Talk English Here
#5 Talk English Web
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Courses
• For beginners• Take place in community settings• Taught by volunteers who are recruited and
trained through the project
Learners on a Talk English
Course
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Why volunteers though?• Enable us to engage with a greater number of
learners with limited funding• Lack of funding at Pre-entry- enables us to plug
a gap• Stepping stone into more formal learning• Involves the wider community in English
learning• Benefits to volunteers
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Recruit
Train
Support
Recruit volunteers through various channels- local networks, social media, the websiteAssess their suitability- level, attitude, motivation
Offer an initial teacher training, some areas offer Level 3 Award in Education and TrainingPlacement starts alongside training (in week 2- 4)
Materials from the website and classroom kit boxesVisits and supportive observationsChance to shadow an experienced teacherOngoing CPD/volunteer networks
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