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thanks for your help.she is just learning english so it is very vey basic and very poor at the moment.John wrote:imranh, the context of your question is clearly ILR, and getting that for your wife. So it has to be said that merely getting some sort of ESOL rating of her English ability is not going to assist at all.
She will need to supply either a pass certificate from the Life in the UK Citizenship test, or a completion certificate from a combined ESOL/Citizenship course.
Can I ask, how is her English language ability at the moment? Knowing that might assist in saying of the two alternatives is best for her.
She will need to pass ESOL course in English with citizenship to apply for settlement.imranh wrote:she is just learning english so it is very vey basic and very poor at the moment.
Thanks for your post. very helpful. now does this mean that my wife will need to study ESOL entry level 1 with citizenship??sushdmehta wrote:She will need to pass ESOL course in English with citizenship to apply for settlement.imranh wrote:she is just learning english so it is very vey basic and very poor at the moment.
See also English for speakers of other languages (ESOL)
regards
Not quite. It means that in order to get the needed completion certificate there must be Citizenship content of the course, and as regards ESOL she needs to make progress.does this mean that my wife will need to study ESOL entry level 1 with citizenship??
Thanks for the reply.John wrote:Not quite. It means that in order to get the needed completion certificate there must be Citizenship content of the course, and as regards ESOL she needs to make progress.does this mean that my wife will need to study ESOL entry level 1 with citizenship??
For example, if she is currently at ESOL Entry Level 1, she will need to show progress to ESOL Entry Level 2. In order to measure whether progress has been made, she will be tested at the beginning and at the end of the course.
That is not what I posted at all. Please reread my post above yesterday at 4.01.pm (UK time).ok if i understand you - my wife will start a course at ESOL Entry Level 1 so over the next couple of years before she applies for ILR then:
1) if she has progressed to either Entry Level 2 or Entry Level 3 then that should be ok??
2) she needs to complete a citizenship course. are there any examiniations involved?
what about the skills for life course (KSOL)?? will she need to do that?