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How Odils Learning Foundation Works

Find and join an English language course to improve your English

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How can I start learning English at Odils?

To start the process of learning English language with Odils Learning Foundation, follow the steps below.
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Step One: Contact us and tell us your course of interest

Complete the contact form below or phone us on 01752258770.

If you would prefer you can come and visit us at:

Odils Learning Foundation,
28 Woodland Terrace Lane,
Plymouth
PL4 8QL.

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Find A Course

Step Two: Arrange an Assessment

The Admissions Coordinator will call you to arrange an assessment.  This helps us find the best class for you.

It is helpful if you provide a telephone number when completing the contact form. If you do not do this, then our Admissions Coordinator will contact you via the email address that you provide.

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What will happen in the Assessment?

You will have a one to one conversation with our Admissions Coordinator so we can find out more about you. This will enable us to give you the best help for your individual circumstances.

We will check your English grammar, reading and writing level. This will tell us what class is best for you. You will also find out if your classes are free. For more information on costs, visit our fees page.

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Things to bring to your English language assessment

  • Proof of Identity (photo ID).

This can be a passport, residence permit, or UK driving licence.

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  • Proof of immigration status.

This can be a residence permit, passport with relevant visa, your asylum seekers application (your ARC card).

 

If you are working you must bring:

  • 5 weeks of payslips (if you are paid weekly)

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  • 1 months payslip (if you are paid monthly).

Payslips must have been issued within the last 3 months.

This is used to decide if you can qualify for free classes.

 

If you are not working you must bring:

  • Proof of benefits.

This can be your Universal Credit account, either on your mobile or paper.

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Step Three: Join Your Class

Our Admissions Coordinator will speak to you about which class you will be joining. You will have a chance to ask any questions that you might have. We carefully choose your class so that it suits the level of English that you have, even if you are a beginner.

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What will I do in my class?

You will have a one to one conversation with your teacher to help you set some goals towards what you want to do. This will also help to decide what exams you will take.

Find out more about by seeing our grading page.

If you want to know which exam boards we use, go to accreditations.

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How many classes must I attend?

You must attend at least 90% of your course.  If you do not, you may lose your place. For more information, see our Absence Policy.

If you have any questions about your class or your teacher please talk to a member of our Academic Administrative team.

If you would like to know more about life as a student at Odils please see Student Life.

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