Action Language provides free English classes to people seeking asylum, refugees, and other migrants who cannot go to college.
Register for 2022/23
From August 9th you will be able to register for classes starting in September.
To register, come to The CastleGate, Melbourne Street, Newcastle, NE1 2JQ on the following dates:
Tuesday 9 August – 1pm-3pm
Tuesday 16 August – 1pm-3pm
Tuesday 23 August – 1pm-3pm,
Tuesday 30 August – 1pm-3pm
Tuesday 6 September – 1pm-3pm
You can also enrol for classes in Sunderland at our Edmundson Building, Coronation Street, SR1 2HE on the following dates:
Wednesday 17 August – 10am-1pm
Wednesday 24 August – 10am-1pm
Wednesday 31 August – 10am-1pm
* Please note that enrolment will continue during term time, details to follow.
Summer Activities
Over the summer, we are not running classes but we are providing weekly activities for learners.
In Newcastle there are activities every Tuesday. Meet at The CastleGate, Melbourne Street at 10.30am to practise your English and discover more about the Newcastle area.
The activity sessions happen on Tuesday July 26, Tuesday August 2, Tuesday August 9, Tuesday August 12, Tuesday August 23 and Tuesday August 30.
For more information phone or WhatsApp 07518460198
In Sunderland there is also a programme of events every Wednesday. Meet at 10am outside Sunderland Museum, Library and Winter Gardens, Burdon Road, SR1 1PP. Activities run between 10am and 12 noon.
Dates for the Sunderland activities are as follows: Wednesday 20 July, Wednesday 27 July, Wednesday 3 August.
Contact Action Language
Please remember, our classes are for people who cannot attend colleges – if you have classes at college, you cannot join Action Language too; we need to have space in classes for people with no other English classes.
Problems? Text/WhatsApp ENGLISH to 07518 460198 or email [email protected]
You can also find practice activities for your level by clicking here.
All our free classes are taught by TESOL/TEFL qualified volunteer teachers and supported by enthusiastic and motivated volunteer assistants. If you would like to get involved with Action Language as a volunteer in either of these roles visit our volunteer page for more details.
“It was the best opportunity for me to come to the English classes and the teacher was very friendly and I am meeting new people. I think that I am improving my English and my normal life. I think it’s very different because before I started coming to the English class I was very frustrated because I don’t have nothing to do at all. Nothing! So when I started coming I started to feel more happy and more smiling, yes. It was a very good improvement.”