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This document outlines a community-based English language competition. It discusses barriers to integration like not speaking the language. The competition aims to engage adults aged 19 and older with no or basic English skills who are not eligible for other English as a Second Language (ESOL) programs. Priority target areas are identified as places with high percentages of residents with no or poor English, as well as areas with many potential participants and children learning English as a second language. The competition hopes to find more suitable learning environments and styles to engage these groups in improving their English.
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130206 competition background
- 1. Community-based English Language Competition Background Jeremy Stanley Integration Division
- 2. Our approach to Integration Common ground Responsibility Participation and empowerment Social mobility Tackling intolerance and extremism 2
- 3. English Language and Integration • 60% of people believe that not speaking the language is the biggest barrier to integration (Commission on Integration and Cohesion, 2007) • 41% consider being able to speak English as essential to being British (“State of the Nation” online poll, British Future) • Facilitates contact, participation, and social mobility 3
- 4. Who are we targeting? • with no, or a very basic command of, English. • not eligible for mainstream ESOL support, therefore, those not in employment or actively seeking employment. • resident in areas with high levels of need for English Language provision. • aged 19 and above. 4
- 5. How do we engage these groups? • More suitable venues, timings and classes? • Less formal styles of teaching? 5
- 6. Where we are looking 6
- 7. Our target areas - % of population with no or poor English Birmingham 4.6 Hammersmith and 2.6 Newham 8.7 Fulham Blackburn with Darwen 4.0 Haringey 7.2 Oldham 3.7 Bradford 4.8 Harrow 5.2 Pendle 3.0 Brent 8.0 Hounslow 4.8 Redbridge 4.5 Bristol 1.5 Kirklees 2.7 Rochdale 2.7 Camden 3.2 Lambeth 3.7 Slough 6.2 Ealing 7.2 Leicester 7.5 Tower Hamlets 8.0 Enfield 5.8 Luton 5.4 Hackney 6.0 Manchester 3.4 7
- 8. Other factors taken into account when determining priority areas • The number of people there who already take ESOL courses, • The number of their residents in our priority groups, • The number of children who have English as a Second Language. 8
- 9. ANY QUESTIONS? 9
- 10. ANY QUESTIONS? 9