A proper catalogue, not a list of topics. Every programme sets out the need it addresses, what participants will learn, how it’s delivered, how progress is assessed and what the commissioning organisation receives — and can be adapted to different languages, literacy levels and cultural contexts without compromising the learning objectives.
Helping newcomers understand the social expectations, shared civic values and interpersonal boundaries that shape everyday life. Through realistic scenarios, guided discussion and real-world examples — not lectures — participants build the knowledge and confidence to navigate social situations, respect individual rights and build positive relationships across different backgrounds.
This is civic education, not an attempt to erase anyone’s culture. It teaches UK law, gender equality, consent and shared civic responsibilities — aligned with GOV.UK and Equality and Human Rights Commission guidance — while respecting cultural and religious diversity. Where we deliver elsewhere in Europe, the legal material is adapted to each country’s law.
Equality under the law, equal opportunities, freedom of choice, and recognising discrimination or harassment.
Understanding consent, accepting rejection, respecting personal space, and everyone’s right to decide about their own body and relationships.
Greetings, queues, punctuality, conversational boundaries, noise in shared spaces and communicating with strangers and colleagues.
Interpreting social cues, handling misunderstandings, respecting different viewpoints and resolving disagreements without aggression.
Harassment, domestic abuse, coercive control and discrimination — and where to access confidential support, with clear referral pathways.
Respecting difference, contributing to community life, and recognising the rights of others.
Each delivered as a facilitated workshop and through the multilingual course, with participant materials — adapted to your community and objectives.
Understand how to navigate local services, access healthcare, manage everyday responsibilities and find reliable information.
Modules may include: navigating public services, healthcare access, housing basics and everyday systems.
Build practical knowledge of employment rights, budgeting, banking, workplace expectations and common scams.
Modules may include: understanding payslips, financial decision-making, employment readiness and digital safety.
Explore the principles of equality before the law, individual rights, responsibilities, respectful conduct and participation in community life.
Modules may include: understanding local government, equality and discrimination, consent, civic participation and democratic institutions.
Develop the practical skills needed to use online services, communicate safely, protect personal information and identify misleading digital content.
Modules may include: online forms, account security, digital communication and spotting misinformation.
Help participants identify opportunities to connect with others, understand local community structures and take part in shared activities.
Modules may include: communication across cultures, finding community groups, volunteering and resolving everyday disagreements.
Support professionals and organisations working with migrant and refugee communities through training on inclusive communication, cultural awareness, safeguarding and effective programme delivery.
Modules may include: inclusive facilitation, culturally responsive practice, referral boundaries and evaluating integration programmes.
This catalogue sets out Settle’s programme areas and direction. Each programme’s curriculum, facilitators and delivery arrangements are confirmed per commission — and where a programme or language is still in development, we say so rather than promise it before it’s ready.
Human-led, interactive sessions — in person or online — delivered in the participants’ own language and matched to your cohort.
Our access-controlled learning app, available in 15+ languages, that people can work through at their own pace.
Structured, accessible resources in agreed languages and formats, used alone or alongside workshops and the course.
These are different products with different delivery requirements. We’ll show you how they work together, and are clear about anything still being built.
Our programme design is informed by recognised international frameworks — used to shape the curriculum itself, not to decorate the page:
UK legal and civic content is aligned with GOV.UK and Equality and Human Rights Commission guidance. Across Europe, the material is adapted to each country’s law rather than treating the UK framework as universal.
Every community is different. We work with commissioning organisations to identify priorities, define learning objectives and shape programmes around the people they serve — whether that’s a standalone workshop, a coordinated series or a wider integration education programme.