English For work
A range of resources looking at identifying personal qualities, correctly spelling job vocabulary and decoding acronyms for job applications.
Road safety ESOL Teaching Pack
Excellent resource which teaches vocabulary about road safety while giving advice too.
Fire Safety ESOL Teaching Pack
Excellent resource to teach vocabulary around fire safety as well as giving really important advice.
Cooking and Food Resource (web link)
Resources developed by MESH to provide ESOL tutors with a selection of activities to teach about cooking and food. Includes Google slides resource, a keywords list with audio, an overview with teaching notes and worksheets.
A Job Interview (Links to a Zip File)
Clicking this resource will download a zip file containing the lesson plan, worksheet and video link for the lesson. A British Council lesson based on a short video called about applying for a job and the interview process.
Reading Job Adverts (link to a zip file)
Clicking this resource will download a zip file containing the lesson plan and worksheet for the lesson. This lesson develops learners’ reading skills and enables learners to understand important information contained in job adverts.
Reading a Letter from Hospital (link to a zip file)
Clicking this resource will download a zip file containing the lesson plan and worksheet for the lesson. This lesson develops learners’ ability to read and understand a letter about going into hospital for an operation.
Parents’ Evening (link to a zip file)
Clicking this resource will download a zip file containing the lesson plan and worksheet for the lesson. This lesson is about school parents’ evening. It provides students with the chance to read about parents’ evening, practise vocabulary associated with meeting a child’s teacher and to form questions to ask the teachers.
Things My Child Needs For School (link to a zip file)
Clicking this resource will download a zip file containing the lesson plan and worksheet for the lesson. Lesson that teaches vocabulary related to equipment that primary school children need for school.