We offer weekly group classes at different levels of ESOL proficiency, taught by qualified and experienced volunteer English and ESOL teachers.  Classes currently take place in central Bath on Tuesday lunchtimes.

We are a charity based in Bristol that exists to work with refugees, asylum seekers and other vulnerable migrants to help them from exclusion to belonging.

The services we provide include ESOL classes.

At City of Bristol College we have part-time ESOL courses for adults at all levels. You can choose to study at any of our centres (College Green, Ashley Down or The Park Centre, Kingswood) and find a course time to suit you. Learners enrolled on ESOL courses can also choose to study Maths.

Our International English courses prepare you for Cambridge English exams: PET, FCE, CAE, CPE and IELTS.

We also have full-time ESOL courses if you are 16-19 years old.

Community Learning is part of Bristol City Council’s Employment, Skills and Learning Team. Our role is to help adults with few or no qualifications to gain skills and build confidence, so that they can progress to further learning opportunities or find work.

We work in targeted neighbourhoods to design accessible and responsive learning that is delivered flexibly. We focus on people who face a wide range of barriers to learning and work. Supporting them to explore and set goals, to celebrate their achievements and to progress on to new opportunities and challenges.

Himilo was set up as a training subsidiary to ACH. We provide short, vocational training courses in Bristol and the West Midlands to upskill clients.  These courses are not just for our refugee tenants, they are available to the wider community.

Refugee Women of Bristol (RWoB) is the only multi-ethnic, multi-faith organisation which specifically targets the needs of refugee women in Bristol, we are directly governed by women of the refugee and asylum-seeking community.

Through our work we aim to: Raise the educational and economic status of refugee and asylum seeking women; provide access to English language learning, volunteering and training opportunities in order to increase the ability of service users to gain employment and support themselves and reduce isolation and improve confidence.

We run weekly (term time only) ESOL classes, run by our volunteers. Our lessons focus on teaching practical language skills that women can use in their daily lives, for example going to the doctors, shopping or applying for jobs. English language and life skills support continues to be a primary activity at our weekly drop-in.

We deliver a range of Adult Education courses in community venues across South Gloucestershire. Our aim is to help learners reach their full potential, improve or learn new skills, grow in confidence, inspire others and overcome barriers they may face in attaining these things.