• The City of Edinburgh Council ESOL Classes

    Brief summaryThe City of Edinburgh Council offers offer English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) classes for adults who live in Edinburgh. Our ESOL classes can help adults learn or improve their English to make their day-to-day life easier. For example: talking to doctors and teachers, helping your child…

  • The Family Hub

    Brief summaryThe Family Hub provides support across Edinburgh to families whose children are not yet in an early learning and childcare setting. Families can access support on a one-to-one basis and through our Family Hub group work spaces. Support can include: group work opportunities to enjoy play with your children and…

  • The Journey Programme

    Brief summaryVenture Scotland believes every young adult should learn how to change. This helps them lead happier, healthier, and more fulfilling lives. Our small team and dedicated volunteers work with young adults aged 16 to 30 over a 12-week period. We focus on those facing life's challenges and who…

  • The Multi Ethnic Employability Support Hub

    Brief summaryThe service targets black and multiethnic women. It helps those thinking about joining the job market. Many face barriers from social structures and cultural gender norms. These norms often limit women's roles at home, keeping them out of the workforce. . 

  • The WEA (Workers Educational Association) ESOL classes

    Brief summaryWorking with partners across Scotland to improve English, we offer a range of ESOL courses and can tailor our delivery to suit specific learner groups. We can also provide English language-level testing. Our tutors use a learner-focused social practice approach incorporating materials which best suit our learners’ needs. …