Tower Hamlets ESOL and social mixing activities
Free English classes and social integration activities for people with low levels of English in Tower Hamlets.
Learning English in a welcoming local setting can make daily life feel easier and less isolating.
About this service
Tower Hamlets ESOL and social mixing activities provides residents improve English, build confidence and connect socially in the community. It is there for people in Tower Hamlets with low levels of English who want to improve language and build connections. There is no charge for using it. You can contact them yourself, so you do not need to be referred by anyone else. Free activities are a low pressure way to get out of the house and meet people nearby. You can try something once and decide afterwards whether it is for you.
How they can help you
They help residents improve English, build confidence and connect socially in the community.
What to expect
You can expect English classes and activities designed to build language and confidence together.
What to bring
Check the programme details for enrolment requirements.
Who it's for
People in Tower Hamlets with low levels of English who want to improve language and build connections.
Eligibility
Programme criteria apply.
Getting support
- Eligibility
- Programme criteria apply.
- Opening hours
- Check website for current course and activity details.
- Referral requirements
- You can contact this service directly without a referral.
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Cost
Free
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Report a problem with this listing
If any details look wrong or out of date, you can let the OneRoof team know here. Your report goes into an admin review queue and will not change the listing automatically.
Cost
Free