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Open to adults
When: 1 session per week during term-time
Where: St Aldates Parish Centre, 40 Pembroke Street, Oxford, OX1 1BP
Level: Basic and Intermediate Levels (non-accredited)
Contact: English.Classes@staldates.org.uk
Open to adults
When: During the day and evenings, 1 – 2 sessions per week
Where: The Union, Collins Street, OX4 1EE, Abingdon and Witney College, Wootton Road, Abingdon, OX14 1GG,
Abingdon and Witney College, Holloway Road, Witney, OX28 6NE, Didcot OX11 8RU
Level: Pre-entry, E1-E2, E2-E3, L1-L2 (accredited and non-accredited)
Contact: Patrick McLaughlin patrick.mclaughlin@abingdon-witney.ac.uk Abingdon & Witney College
Open to adults and young people 16-19
When: During the day – 2 sessions per week
Where: Various locations throughout Oxfordshire
Level: All (accredited and non-accredited)
Contact: Andy Marshall (Director Lifeskills)
Andrew.marshall@activatelearning.ac.uk 07765972806 Activate Learning
Open to adults
When: During the evening – 1 session per week
Where: St. Ebbe’s Church, 2 Roger Bacon Lane, Oxford OX1 1QE
Level: Informal conversation and advanced level courses (non-accredited)
Contact: Joshua Green conversation@stebbes.org.uk St Ebbe’s Church
Open to adults
When: During the day, 2 sessions per week
Where: EMBS, First Floor, Crown Buildings, Southam Road, Banbury, Oxon, OX16 2EX and EMBS, Second Floor, 213b Barns Road, Oxford, OX4 3UT
Level: Pre-entry (non-accredited)
Contact: Monica Moldovan monia@embs.org.uk 01865 776041 EMBS Community College
Open to adults experiencing housing and homeless difficulties.
When: During the day, 3 sessions per week
Where: 40 George St, Oxford OX1 2AQ
Level: Pre-entry, 3 sessions per week
Contact: reception.oxford@crisis.org.uk 01865 263900 Crisis
Open to adults
When: Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings 7.30pm-9.30pm (mixed levels); Friday afternoons 3pm-5pm (conversation); Sunday afternoons 3pm-5pm (beginners)
Where: Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings at St Michael at the North Gate Cornmarket Street Oxford, OX1 3EY.
Friday and Sunday afternoons at Turl Street Kitchen – Turl Street Oxford, OX1 3DH Classes are upstairs on the first floor.
Contact: Complete form FELLOW
Open to all
When: At the weekend
Where: St Aloysius’ Catholic School, 143 Woodstock Road, OX2 7PH
Level: Pre-entry, E1- E2 (non-accredited), 1 session per week
Contact: Jolanta Maciefewska
polskaszkola@interia.eu 07872923432
Open to adults
When: Various
Where: City of Oxford College, Oxpens Road, OX1 1SA
Level: All (Accredited and non-accredited)
Contact: Tanya Johnson tanya.johnson@CityOfOxford.ac.uk 01865 550717 City of Oxford College
Open to adults. Students need to have been resident in the UK for 3 years
When: Various
Where: Ruskin College
Level: Higher and lower levels of ESOL with the opportunity to progress
Contact: Jane Elliot jalexanderelliot@ruskin.ac.uk 01865 759600 Ruskin College
One to one support for asylum seekers and refugees, especially for those unable to attend college classes for whatever reason.
When: Various
Where: Various
Level: Higher and lower levels of ESOL with the opportunity to progress
Contact: office@asylum-welcome.org Asylum Welcome
Free English classes offered by Oxford Hub. More details online http://www.fellow.org.uk/
When: Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursday 7.30-9.30pm (mixed levels)
Where: St. Michael’s, Cornmarket
When: Tuesdays at 9.30 (beginners)
Where: Cutteslowe Community Centre
When: Fridays from 5 – 7pm (conversation) and Sundays at 2.30-4pm (conversation).
Where: Oxford Hub
There are two in Banbury and they are open all summer. They are an informal drop-in for those wishing to practise their English with native speakers and/or share their language skills. They are good for combating social isolation and promoting community integration. They are also helpful to people who cannot commit to ESOL classes because of work schedules.
They are at Banbury main library on Wednesdays and at Woodgreen library on Thursdays, both 11:00 to 13:00. There is also one at the County Library in Oxford City They are supported by a facilitator from Banbury College and are completely free of charge.
Funding related to COVID-19
Further information about funding sources during the pandemic.
Email pulse@ocva.org.uk or call us on 01865 251946
