ESOL and mental health Calderdale
In-Person Class
Paid class
About this class
This course teaches you the basics of mental health. You will learn how to respond to crises and where to find local mental health services. The course also talks about different cultural views and stereotypes related to mental health.
You will also improve your English skills by working with the tutor and other students from different countries.
By the end, you will feel more confident in helping others and understanding mental health issues.
There are classes starting throughout the year.
No prior knowledge of Mental Health is required. The course is aimed at people who do not have English as a first language. You should have studied or be studying English at Entry 3 or Level 1.
If you are studying Entry 2, you need to talk with the course tutor. This conversation is to make sure you will understand the language used in the course.
All applicants will be required to attend an interview with the course tutor, to check this is the correct course for you.
After successfully completing this course, you can go on to study Level 1 Health, Social Care and Children and Young People, or Level 2 Adult Social Care at Calderdale College. This will be discussed with the Adult Progression Officer.
Career Opportunities: This course does not qualify you to immediately enter a job, however you will understand how the sector works.
Students will be assessed throughout the course via tasks, portfolios and coursework.
For students 19+ please contact our Student Services Team on 01422 399367 for more information about fees.
Other class details:
Accessible location
Meet the provider
Calderdale College
Calderdale College is a Further Education College in Halifax. We are passionate about giving everybody the opportunity to gain basic skills to either study further, secure an apprenticeship or find a job. Aimed at students who don’t speak English as their first language our ESOL courses give you the skills you need to succeed. Employers look for basic English skills and this course is your first step into a brighter future. We will help you decide your next steps and make sure you have everything you need to succeed. We work with local community projects such as Calderdale Valley of Sanctuary whose aim is to bring together organisations across Calderdale to create a network of places that asylum seekers and refugees know to be welcoming and understanding of their situation.
