Is housing provided for English Language Programs with OISC in the UK?

Yes, the program includes housing. Participants stay in apartments, guesthouses, hostels, hotels, or with a host family.

What's included in English Language Programs with OISC in the UK's fee?

The program fee includes classes.

Where is English Language Programs with OISC in the UK located?

English Language Programs with OISC in the UK is located in Oxford, England.

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English Language Programs with OISC in the UK

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Oxford International Study Centre

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Oxford International Study Centre

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Location

England
- Oxford

Length

1 week

Language

English

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Program Details

Language Level

BeginnerIntermediateAdvanced

Immersion Level

Intensive Standard

Specialized Courses

Business Specific Purposes Teaching

Class Size

Private Lessons Large Class (15+)

Weekly Classroom Hours

Housing

Apartment Guesthouse Host Family Hostel Hotel

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Price Details

this is for one week . Reductions for longer stays .

What's Included

Classes

What's Not Included

Accommodation Activities Airfare Airport Transfers Meals Transportation

Last Reviewed: Mar 05, 2014

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About Program

These programs take place year round, both for groups and individuals. In the summer older students are taught in the University. All courses train students to communicate clearly both in written and spoken usage.

We welcome all age groups and levels. Students are assessed on the first day, and there are four main courses:

- Group tuition (20 lessons a week)
- Intensive Programme (30 lessons a week)
- Combined Programme (20 lessons + 5 or 10 individual lessons)
- Private tuition (10, 20, or 30 lessons a week)

We advise students on the best program for their needs before arrival.

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Program Highlights

Study in the inspiring medieval city of Oxford . Visits are arranged to the colleges and galleries of the University, punting on the river, and excursions to venues such as London, Stratford and Warwick.

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OISC is a very good college where you can combine both studies and fun. The teachers, other staff members and students are very nice and helpful. It has been a great experience so far, and I'm looking forward for even more.

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Alumni Interviews

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Describe your program socially and academically.

My program included several lessons a week, sometimes with different teachers, which made the program much more interesting and versatile. The social environment was great both among students and between the students, teachers and other staff members. We all had a very open relationship and talked to each other in and outside of class. They were also very helpful and I got to experience and learn many things in Oxford because of their help. We were like a little family and it was one of the reasons why I chose OISC. In other places, I can imagine that the social atmosphere might be very different.

How has this experience impacted your future?

From the academic point of view, the English lessons allowed me to improve my English - which will be my passport to university. I just earned an 8 on my IELTS due to OISC and I'm very happy with that. From a personal standpoint, I made a lot of friends in Oxford whom I hope to be close with for years to come. My future definitely looks much brighter now.

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Do you think your program changed you as a person?

Not only the program, but my time spent in England, has been a source of personal development and growth. I made lots of friends and I got to know people from all around the world with different cultures. I think this has made me more understanding and patient. I'm not the same girl I was when I left home. I'm more mature and independent. I thank my time in England for that.

What was the best place you visited outside of your study abroad city?

England is a beautiful country. There are so many places to know and see. I haven't been to every place I want to go, but I visited many cities and small towns. I have to say that my favourite was obviously London. It is a dynamic, lively and full of history. Also, Liverpool and the Cadbury factory in Birmingham.

What is one piece of advice you'd give to future OISC students?

COME. That's what I'd like to say. Come to England, come to Oxford, come to OISC. You'll have a great time while you learn English or prepare for university. One more thing, don't forget your umbrella, you'll need it :)

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Why is language learning and cultural immersion important to you?

In today’s ever shrinking world, through the internet and social media, it is important for all students to experience these differences by visiting a country and immersing themselves in its culture. Only then can they truly learn the language and the nuances of its use, in everyday living. They also have the opportunity to become true global citizens and make lifelong friends from all different nationalities.

What unique qualities does your company possess?

OISC is in the heart of Oxford and as such we are in a unique position to offer both a learning and cultural experience for our students. In the summer months we use some of the university facilities so that students who come on our Summer Experience Course can truly get a feel for the university life at Oxford. Oxford is relatively small and the majority of the colleges are near the centre. There are also many prominent cultural and literary figures in Oxford’s history that the students learn about and it provides a unique experience for them. We want all our students to go home having had a great time, and hopefully eager to return again the following year,

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What was your favorite traveling experience?

My favourite travelling experience was when I took a gap year, a few years ago, albeit a bit later than most! I toured Europe for a few months and then did a 3 month road trip across the USA, and managed to visit 32 states! I met many interesting people on my travels, from all different backgrounds, and I am still in contact with some of them. It showed me that we all have things in common and we all have things we can share with others. I love travelling and still have a long wish-list of places to visit.

What language have you always wanted to learn and why?

I am currently trying to learn Russian, although progress is very slow! OISC have connections in Russia and when I visited there in November I realised how little of the language I did know. This has spurred me onto try and master the language.

About Oxford International Study Centre

Oxford International Study Centre is a private tutorial college and language school in the centre of Oxford, with a reputation for excellence in delivering a range of language, academic, and corporate training programmes at all academic levels. OISC’s main office, and English Language Centre, is located on St Aldates, in the very centre of Oxford...

English Language Programs with OISC in the UK