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ESOL Class: Solving Problems at Work & Job Search and Talking to Managers & Colleagues Students learn essential language for addressing workplace challenges and conducting effective job searches. The lesson covers reporting issues to supervisors, requesting clarification, and resolving conflicts professionally. Learners practice using job search websites, understanding employment terminology, and networking strategies to find opportunities in the UK labour market. Additional

ESOL Class: Applying for Jobs Students develop practical skills for the job application process. The lesson covers reading job advertisements, understanding requirements, and completing application forms accurately. Learners practice writing cover letters, preparing CVs, and using relevant employment vocabulary. Activities focus on presenting qualifications effectively and understanding application procedures in the UK job market. Employability Class: Career English This spec

ESOL Class: Health & GP Appointments (NHS) Students learn essential vocabulary and phrases for navigating the NHS system. Topics include registering with a GP, booking appointments, describing symptoms, and understanding prescriptions. Role-play activities simulate real medical consultations, helping learners communicate health concerns confidently and access vital healthcare services independently. ESOL Class: Workplaces & Job Roles This session introduces common UK workplac

# Pathway to Works - December 13, 2025 ## ESOL Class: Shopping & Money Students will develop practical language skills for everyday transactions. The lesson covers essential vocabulary for shopping environments, including asking prices, understanding discounts, and making purchases. Learners practice conversations with cashiers, reading receipts, and counting money accurately. Activities include role-playing shopping scenarios, comparing prices, and discussing budgeting basic

Pathway to Works Programme **6th December 2025** We gratefully acknowledge funding from the UK Government, South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority, Rotherham Council, and NHS, alongside Pathway to Works support for this vital programme. Our Pathway to Works programme delivered two essential workshops designed to support new migrants in their journey toward employment and community integration. The ESOL class focused on "Getting Around & Directions," equipping participants

Community Action Labs - Homelessness in Rotherham We gratefully acknowledge Rotherham Council's support for this Community Action Labs session addressing "Homelessness in Rotherham." Residents from Ferham and Masbrough joined representatives from various NGOs for this meaningful collaborative event. Using carefully designed table cards, we facilitated dynamic conversations that brought together diverse perspectives and expertise on this pressing community issue. The session c

Community Action Labs topic "Employability for Young People" We extend our gratitude to Rotherham Council for supporting this vital Community Action Labs session focused on "Employability for Young People" Residents from Blackburn Meadows joined us for an engaging and productive discussion addressing this critical community issue. Through seven strategically designed table cards, participants were guided through meaningful conversations, exploring practical solutions to suppo

Cohesion of Rotherham Project - Dialogue Dinner Thank you Rotherham Council to supported Our Dialogue Dinner brought together over 35 participants from diverse backgrounds for an evening of meaningful connection and conversation. The event commenced with a delicious shared meal, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere for open dialogue. Using carefully crafted table cards, participants engaged in thoughtful discussions centered on Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion. The stru

Monday Lunch Programme – 2nd February 2026 Monday Lunch Programme – 2nd February 2026 On Monday, 2nd February 2026, our Monday Lunch programme welcomed 42 participants from across the South Yorkshire region. This cherished initiative continues throughout the year, running for 45 weeks annually. The programme provides a welcoming space where participants can converse in their own languages, fostering inclusive communication and cultural respect. Members enjoy quality time reco

Knitting Class – 26th January 2025 On Monday, 26th January 2025, our Knitting Class continued to thrive with enthusiastic participation from all members. The group worked on various winter projects, including scarves, gloves, and hats, sharing skills, techniques, and creative ideas in a supportive environment. We are delighted to announce that thanks to the generous support of the National Lottery, our Knitting Class will continue for 15 sessions from January 2026 to March 20