Ages 15 to 17, with a minimum English level of B1. It is the College Pathways tier of Summer Boarding Courses — the operator runs separate campuses for younger students.
Future Scholars: Humanities and Future Scholars: Science cover the same twenty-five academic hours a week and the same masterclasses, guest lectures and industry experience; the difference is the subject area students explore and the kind of academic work they practise.
Twenty-five hours of academic content per week, in classes of no more than fifteen students.
On an Oxford college campus, in single bedrooms or twin rooms with shared bathroom facilities, with a student common room and a modern dining hall. Both room types are included in the course fee. The operator does not name the individual college on its programme page.
Tuition, accommodation, all meals, course materials, the excursion programme, the extracurricular multi-activity programme, the college masterclass series, guest lectures, industry experience, the college ball and graduation ceremony, travel insurance, a student report, a certificate and a letter of reference. Flights and airport or train transfers are not covered.
Two weeks or four weeks, depending on the start date chosen. The operator publishes a four-week option from the earlier start only; the later start is sold as two weeks.
Yes, with its own fee. The day programme runs 09:00 to 21:30 daily and covers the same academic programme, lunch and the evening meal, but not accommodation or laundry.
