Courses
GCSE and A-level
Tuition is offered in every subject, examination board, syllabus, and option. Tutors and full-time students will choose the board etc. after discussion. The individual tutorial approach means that students of any given subject are not all obliged to follow the same board and syllabus as with class teaching. Students who come to us for supplementary tuition will naturally be taught the syllabus that they are already following at their main school or college. For further details please see Tutorial System and Syllabuses.
International Baccalaureate
Tuition is offered in every subject and option.
Oxbridge Entrance
The time-honoured standard entrance examinations held by the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge were abolished some years ago. This has confused, not clarified, the situation. Some colleges and faculties impose their own entrance tests; others do not, and the tests can vary within the same subject from college to college. Preparation is provided for these tests and guidance is given as to the specific entrance procedures for individual colleges. Essential training in interview technique is also provided.
- Applying for Oxbridge (PDF)
Common Entrance
Tuition is offered in all subjects at 11+ and 13+. We pride ourselves on our thoroughly experienced and specialized tutors for this department. Tutors at these junior levels have to be just ask skilled as those who specialize in A-level and GCSE, but the teaching skills differ in certain key respects. Too often, however, tutorial colleges have tended to treat common entrance as an afterthought and have concentrated on the GCE years. We regard the juniors as of equal importance.
SATs
We offer supplementary tuition for all the key stages. As with Common Entrance, we are very well aware of the need to have staff who specialize in teaching these younger age-groups.
University level
In Oxford, we can call on a pool of very highly qualified academic tutors, and so we offer supplementary tuition at university level. We do not, obviously, offer full-time degree courses and so can have no full-time students at this level.