Glasgow ESOL Forum is a dedicated charity that offers comprehensive English language support to individuals in the Work and Community sectors. Their services are designed for asylum seekers, refugees, EU migrants, and members of Glasgow's established BME communities. By providing accessible and relevant ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) learning opportunities for adults, they aim to support integration, employability, and personal development.

Glasgow ESOL Forum also helps ESOL practitioners and learners to have their voices heard, ensuring that their views are recognized. They welcome all non-native English speakers, including asylum seekers, economic migrants, and settled community members. For those interested in joining their classes, they have a shared waiting list called the Glasgow ESOL Register, which is used for community ESOL classes in Glasgow.

They also encourage individuals who wish to study at college to consider joining a community class, as the waiting lists for college are often very long. As a certified Living Wage employer, Glasgow ESOL Forum values fair compensation for their staff. For more information or to get in touch with the team, you can contact Jo Jarvis, the Manager, or Allen Chalmers, the Finance and Administration Officer.

They also have development workers focused on ESOL in the Community and the Volunteer Tutor Project. To stay updated with their work, you can follow Glasgow ESOL Forum on Facebook and Twitter. For further details and a site map, visit their website