Academic excellence: We offer specialist English language teaching through our 70+ years of academic expertise
99% student recommendation: We take learning beyond the classroom and provide a stimulating academic environment as well as an enjoyable variety of study visits, activities and excursions
Teaching approach: Our lessons are interactive and promote learning through specialist themes which change every week, view our themes on our Junior, Teenager and Adult Summer course pages
International mix: Our courses attract a diverse mix of students, so you benefit from a thriving international community and a chance to make friends from all around the world
Location: Our short courses for adults and teenagers take place in elegant buildings, within the academic city of Oxford. Oxford is only an hour away by train from London
Supportive service: Our facilities provide a safe environment to live and study, and our staff take extra care to support your welfare.
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What's included
Tuitionaccommodationlunch (Monday-Friday)travel insuranceactivitiessports and 1 excursion per week
Junior programmes (ages 9-15) include free Heathrow transfers. For Juniors using other airports, older teenagers (ages 15-17) and adults please see our list of transfer prices: https://stclares.ac.uk/student-life/airport-transfers/
Is course insurance provided?
Insurance is included. Details of the coverage are available at this link - https://stclares.ac.uk/app/uploads/Insurance-policy-for-personal-accident-and-group-travel.pdf
What supervision is provided?
Juniors are monitored closely on a secure campus. Older Teenagers and Adults are issued with a photo ID card that is needed to access any of our College buildings and residences. A team that includes Teachers, House Parents, Activity Leaders and a Nurse led by our experienced Course Director and Welfare Manager is available 24/7 to supervise students under 18 years of age.
How many hours of tuition are provided?
Juniors – 16.5 hours per week
Teenagers – 19.25 or 22.9 hours per week
Adults – 13.75 or 19.25 hours per week
What visa do I need and how do I get it?
Students will either need a Standard Visitor Visa for stays up to 6 months or a new eVisa. Learn more at https://stclares.ac.uk/about-us/visa-advice/.
Where will I be staying / what is the accommodation like?
- Juniors aged 9-12 – dormitories of 4-6 students at the Headington Rye Prep School campus
- Juniors aged 13-15 – single or twin rooms at the Headington Rye Prep School campus
- Older teenagers stay in a shared residential room near the main College buildings at 139 Banbury Road
- Adults have a choice of single or twin rooms at 3 Bardwell Road or 382 Banbury Road
Will I get a certificate?
Student will receive a certificate from St Clare’s and a personalised report at the end of the course.
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