We no longer provide material for Alpha for English Speakers of Other Languages (or ELL: English Language Learners) because the materials were last updated 14 years ago. The real-life examples and references to world events are no longer accurate (in our ever-changing world!) and the links to other websites no longer work.
Here are a few alternatives you can consider:
1. Use the Alpha videos with subtitles
We provide Alpha videos with 60+ subtitles and you could create your own vocabulary sheets and games, and use the discussion questions we provide.
Info about subtitles | Info about discussion questions
2. Use the Alpha scripts.
Another option is to use the Alpha scripts that are provided after you register your Alpha course. The scripts have colour-coded sections to indicate which sections can be personalized with the speaker's stories and which sections must stay true to the Alpha brand.
How to register your Alpha | Info about Alpha scripts
3. Customize the old ESOL templates.
If you’re willing to do a bit of creative customizing, you can use the old templates and update them as you wish. Copy and paste each session into an AI platform to generate a vocabulary list and an English-language learning game based on the script.
Old ESOL 2012 Folder | Sample of Session 1