University Preparation Masterclasses
The group sessions help build key skills for future careers and higher education. Students sign-up on arrival to learn key skills essential for success, such as interview skills, UCAS overview and Q&As with Oxbridge students.
Example sessions:
Introduction to UCAS
The UK’s ‘Universities and Colleges Admissions Service’ can be a daunting prospect to international students at first. These masterclasses introduce the organisation to help give students a better understanding of their use.
Personal Statements
Writing a personal statement can be an integral part of a student’s university application process, and these classes will help students to boost the quality of their submission.
Interview Skills
Preparation is the key ingredient for interview success. Adhering to a few tips and tricks when planning for an interview can provide improved results.
UK Undergraduate Experience
An opportunity to speak to Oxford and Cambridge University undergraduates about their Oxbridge experience, including the application process and life at two of the most famous institutions in the world.
How to Choose a Degree
This class aims to provide students with a clearer idea of how to match their interests and aspirations to subject disciplines.
1:1 Supervisions
Students have one Oxbridge-style 1:1 supervision with each subject tutor per week. These sessions are designed to give students the opportunity to discuss, in detail, their work and plans for further education.
Exam Specific Preparation Classes
For students hoping to study Law or any BioMedical related degrees, the BioMedical Admissions Test (BMAT) and Law National Aptitude Test (LNAT) are key to gaining entrance to their related degree. These optional sessions are available for an extra fee, and will prepare students to take the exam by looking closely at areas such as exam technique and sample questions.
BMAT Exam
The BioMedical Admissions Test is widely used by universities around the world to select applicants for medical, dental, biomedical and veterinary degree programmes.
LNAT Exam
The Law National Aptitude Test is used by universities to select applicants for undergraduate law degrees. It tests students’ aptitudes for the skills required to study law. It is split into multiple-choice and essay style questions.