Cambridge Summer Courses for Ages 13-15
Cambridge Summer School for Ages 13-15
At Oxford Summer Courses, we are dedicated to nurturing young minds to chart their academic journeys. Our tailored summer school courses provide a supportive environment where independence and critical thinking are fostered within an inclusive community. Hosted at esteemed Cambridge University Colleges like Fitzwilliam College, our Cambridge summer courses offer unparalleled opportunities for young learners aged 13-15 to explore their passions and excel in their chosen subjects. Apply now to secure your place and embark on an unforgettable Cambridge summer school experience.
Entry Requirements
To apply to join our Cambridge summer courses, learners should be aged 13-15 years old and have a sufficient understanding of English to participate in academic discussions and coursework. They should also possess a keen interest in exploring their chosen subjects in a stimulating academic environment.
What’s Included
- All teaching, including small group seminars (8 students or less) and workshops.
- Accommodation and all meals.
- A Friday evening three-course formal hall.
- A graduation ceremony.
- All programmed visits and excursions.
- Airport transfers.
- Access to Oxford Summer Courses Foundations.
- Travel and medical insurance included.
- Welcome pack: Including an Oxford Summer Courses backpack, notebook, and water bottle.
Cambridge Academic Overview
- Lesson: Tutor contact time: 16 sessions x 1.5 hrs, with two lessons per week in your chosen subject. Interactive exploration with a maximum class size of 8 students.
- Directed study: Scheduled time for homework completion with staff available for general questions.
- Small Group Learning: Interactive teaching sessions in groups of eight or fewer, enhancing collaboration and skills development. Homework builds on classwork, with additional workshops for skill enhancement.
Cambridge Summer School Curriculum
- Masterclass: Interactive workshop to learn teamwork, debating, and collaboration skills from our staff.
- Goal setting: Staff support in setting ambitious goals for Oxford Summer Courses and future aspirations.
- Reflection: Time to review course goals and learning progress with staff facilitation.
Social and Cultural Overview
- City tour and orientation: Staff-led city tour to help you familiarise yourself with key attractions.
- Activities: Planned on-campus or off-campus activities like sports, local visits, or college events.
- Excursion: Off-site trip with classmates.
- Explore: Supervised group exploration of the city.
- Formal: Formal dinner at college with three courses.
- Bop: The Oxford and Cambridge name for a party or disco!
- Graduation: Celebrate achievements and conclude your time with Oxford Summer Courses.
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