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[ad_1] Learners are welcome to come to St. Aidan’s Church Community Hall (Elford Place West, off Roundhay Road) on Tuesdays or Thursdays between 10-11:30am to do registration. This involves a short test to check their level, which takes around 30 minutes. If we have a place in a suitable class, learners can start class immediately. If not, they will have to join the waiting list. Registration can be done at any time during term and the only restriction is that learners must be18+ years old. We have classes from Pre-Entry (which would be suitable for someone with practically no English) to Intermediate level and we also offer a limited number of online 1:1 lessons, which can be an option for learners who are unable to join a class. Classes are free with sessions every Tuesday and Thursday from 10am-12pm during ‘term time’. We also have a free creche for learners’ children, but they must be aged between 1-4 years old.  For more information visit Harehills English Language Project | Harehills English Language Project (help-esol.org.uk)   [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] Our FREE* Writing English course in Chapeltown & Harehills Learning Projects still has plenty of spaces, come and join us! This course gives learners the opportunity to share stories with one another about life as a newcomer to Leeds. We will share our stories in discussion, and also learn how to tell our stories in written English. Learners will be introduced to two kinds of writing in English: free-writing improving writing. We will use images and brief statements designed to develop learners’ ‘freewriting’ skills. We will discuss and improve our stories through re-writing exercises. For more information, or to enrol, please click the PDF below or call 0300 303 3464 and reference C3681638 *90% of our learners are entitled to a free course. If you earn under £21,255 or receive a means-tested benefit your course will be fully funded. [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] M&S is taking over the Debenhams store at White Rose shopping centre and has multiple job vacancies. Here is what their website says about refugees. M&S Jobs for Refugees M&S recognises the challenges refugees can face in getting a job, sometimes settling into a new job can also be hard. We are proud to welcome refugees here at M&S and to offer a wide range of vacancies to apply to across the UK. We will ensure that all refugees in employment with M&S will receive additional support to settle into your roles as smoothly as possible. We have excellent wellbeing benefits such as PAM Assist for confidential mental health support, your manager can also pair you up with a buddy to help you when you start. Refugees joining M&S can receive some financial support with travel until your first pay and some M&S vouchers that can be put toward clothing or lunches in your first weeks. If you hold refugee status and are looking for work, we warmly encourage you to review our vacancies and apply to roles that feel relevant to your experience. Click here to search the roles available.  [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] This interactive training will help you plan for the end of your hosting, even if you are new to hosting, and discuss tools and techniques to help your guests to […] [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] Creating a CV The session will be held on 7th March 13:00 to 14:30 In this session you will: Find out the purpose of a CV See what information to include on a CV Plan out your own CV, ready to complete with an advisor This session is open to refugees and people who have fled the conflict in Ukraine. Bus fare is provided for eligible people. The session will be held at: PATH Yorkshire, 29 Harrogate Road, Chapel Allerton, LS7 3PD To register or find out more, please contact Elliot on 07943027922 or [email protected] [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] The toolkit is an interactive PDF. So, while it’s not an app, it’s a universally recognised format which works from a mobile phone and tablet as well as a PC or laptop. There are lots of additional links in each section and a glossary that can be accessed by clicking the bottom of each page. At this time, the toolkit is only available in English, although some sections are in the process of being translated. These will be uploaded to the Migration Yorkshire website in due course. [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] Access to decent affordable housing is an issue for everyone in Leeds. However, refugees from Ukraine face some unique challenges created by the way the scheme was set up by UK.GOV The Chartered Institute of Housing have created a great resource, which gathers information together on    [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] This is a session on cover letters for job applications. 21st February 13:00 to 14:30 In this session you will: Find out what cover letters Learn how to write them Discover why they can be essential for a successful application For more information and to register, please contact Elliot on: 07943027922 or [email protected] Open to refugees and people who have fled the conflict in Ukraine [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] LRF offers a weekly Ukrainian wellbeing group that runs for one and a half hours. It provides an informal space for Ukrainians to have support from a Ukrainian yoga teacher and to relax and breathe for an hour and a half. Please note that this group requires registration before attendance. There is also a class capacity of 20 students; to ensure that this capacity is not exceeded, please fill out this form for registration. For any enquiries please email [email protected] [ad_2] Source link