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Hi Alan, all
I believe providers will often allow learners onto non-accredited courses funded through ESFA. These courses may be offered by councils’
Adult Community Learning Departments (subcontracted or otherwise) who will have a
local fee policy which could allow free places for those who are ineligible for accredited courses.
I’ve also heard of colleges using their hardship fund to fund places for asylum seekers, although this varies from place to place.
Thanks,
Hannah
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Subject: ESOL provision in London for NRPF learners
Dear all
Further to the recent conversations about the hostile environment, I was wondering if anyone might have a list of ESOL provision in London for learners who are not normally eligible for ESFA etc courses? I suppose the majority of providers
would be self-funding.
I often get approached by potential students who would fail the ESFA criteria, and I would like to know where I could direct them, either for free or for a very low cost (so not a private language academy).
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Kind regards
Alan Johnson
Adult education tutor
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