Interactive English
• learn English and have fun
• go on great trips
Come to Oxford this summer!
This is our most popular course for teenagers. This interactive course creates links between learning English in the classroom and discovering more about the wide range of opportunities in Oxford.
English Language development: 21 lessons per week (19.25 hours per week)
Level: from elementary to advanced Length: two – nine weeks Class size: 15 maximum |
How does it work?
- we test you on the first day and place you into a group that suits your level
- morning classes (five days a week): we will focus on the primary skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing; you will increase your fluency and accuracy; and extend the range of your vocabulary
- afternoon classes (three days a week): these will be the Active Learning Projects – they encourage you to “activate” your language skills in imaginative and exciting ways with themes such as:
- Oxford’s contribution to Scientific Innovation or
- Art, Architecture and Design or
- the Global Environment and other similar themes
| Dates | Number of weeks | Price |
| Sunday 16 June – Saturday 29 June | Two | £1818 |
| Sunday 12 June – Saturday 6 July | Two | £1818 |
| Sunday 28 July – Saturday 10 August | Two | £1818 |
| Sunday 4 August – Saturday 17 August | Two | £1818 |
| Sunday 16 June – Saturday 6 July | Three | £2634 |
| Sunday 30 June – Saturday 20 July | Three | £2634 |
| Sunday 7 July – Saturday 27 July | Three | £2634 |
| Sunday 21 July – Saturday 10 August | Three | £2634 |
| Sunday 28 July – Saturday 17 August | Three | £2634 |
| Sunday 23 June – Saturday 20 July | Four | £3440 |
| Sunday 21 July – Saturday 17 August | Four | £3440 |
What are Active Language projects?
There are three basic stages:
- Preparation — input from the teacher or your research
- Development — organising and sharing ideas with other members of your class
- Production — a presentation or a performance that concludes the activity
There’s always a clear language outcome, which you will move towards during the week. All your teachers are qualified and aim to increase your confidence and accuracy when speaking and writing in English.
Here are some examples of how you will use your English:
- class magazine, photo display, digital story
- competitive quiz, questionnaire, or treasure trail
- presentation (visual, oral) based on a study visit to a location within Oxford
- you receive a certificate and report on the final day based on your progress during the course.
Contact the Department
| Patricia Alvarez |
|---|
| Summer Admissions Manager |
| +44 1865 517340 |
| patricia.alvarez@stclares.ac.uk |
| Tom Whitehouse |
| Sales Coordinator |
| +44 1865 517383 |
| tom.whitehouse@stclares.ac.uk |
| Banbury Road Campus |
| St Clare’s Oxford – 139 Banbury Road – Oxford – OX2 7AL – UK |
| Office hours: Monday – Friday 0900-1700 GMT |
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