Colleges & Universities in Oxford

This year we're celebrating fifty years of teaching at Bellerbys College. For 20 of those years we currently have been helping international students achieve their ambitions. During this time, our students have won places at every university in Britain. Many of our successful students have gone on to

Oxford International College is a tiny, private tutorial college located in the centre of the historic university city of Oxford. We deliver GCSE and A-Level courses which prepare students for entry to British universities or other higher education institutions. For international students we provide

During the academic year, our classes have a maximum of either 4 or 8 students often half the size of groups at most other schools. Your skills will improve speedily in our tiny classes. CIE's Bocardo House is in the heart of Oxford, opposite the world-famous Oxford Union. Our busy summer school is

Conference Oxford, a central conference marketing office for the University and Colleges, supplies a one-stop enquiry point for availability for conferences and group bookings at the University of Oxford. Committed to the pursuit of excellence, a mixture of history and contemporary thinking, a centre

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Full-time A level courses are provided over either one or two years. Those taking A levels for the 1st time are able to choose without restriction from a wider array of subjects than is available in most 6th forms. Intensive A level re-take courses are offered, lasting from one term to one year; the

Kings Colleges was set up in 1957. Since then, tens of 1000's of international students have studied with us. Our Bournemouth college was 1st opened through a partnership between Mr. Frederick King and Robert Watts. After the death of Mr King, Robert Watts assumed full ownership of the Bournemouth college.