Explore our nine new calls for change as the government reviews ESOL provision
We have updated our resources library so you can now explore not only our teaching and learning resources but also our evidence and policy work.
You can filter by either of these in the panel below and refine your search by using the filter categories on the sidebar.
This resource is designed for whole class use. It builds on the first part of the resource (Persuasive language: speech: part one) and provides more practice in identifying persuasive devices.
Designed for whole class use, this resource provides listening practice for both gist and detail. It identifies features of persuasive speaking through a motivational speech from Beyoncé.
A new report provides evidence on how language barriers impact victims, witnesses, defendants and detainees, as well as people in prison or on probation.
Good practice guide for probation officers working with interpreters, both in court and community settings.
Good practice guide to provide guidance for practitioners working with victims and witnesses who speak ESL.
A comprehensive guide to the policies, laws and practice in place regarding interpreting, translation and English as an Additional Language in the criminal justice system.