ONLINE COURSES FOR A-LEVEL AND (I)GCSE SUBJECTS
As a response to the ongoing impact of the Coronavirus pandemic and its effect on international travel, Cherwell College introduced online course options for A-level and (I)GCSE subjects. Courses are delivered virtually on one-to-one basis or on mini groups of 3-5 students (subject to availability of places for a particular region the student is applying from).
This type of programme is intended to overcome any interruption to study the students may experience and could be taught 50% – 70% online, with the remaining time to be delivered in person, including formal exams and assessments.
The programmes are delivered in a real-time format with physical presence of students in the virtual classroom, where students actively engage in brainstorming, problem-solving tasks, debates and project presentations whilst the tutor directs and monitors all in-class activities.
Throughout the programme, students receive monthly subject reports with evaluation of their academic progress and tests.
OUR PHILOSOPHY
We strongly support and believe in the unique development of each individual, and strive to ensure that all of our students achieve their fullest potential by providing a positive learning environment that encourages confidence, discipline and ability to think independently.
Our Ethos
Cherwell is one of the few remaining pre-university colleges in Oxford which continue to preserve the very best the British education system has to offer – the tutorial.
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Student stories
Everyone’s educational path is different. We meet with every student and discuss their aims, ambitions, struggles, and strengths in order to map out a route through education that is best.
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Life as a Cherwellian
Life of Cherwellians is always busy and full of quintessential Oxford experience. By attending Cherwell College, you will be part of a wide range of extra-curricular activities.
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If you are interested in applying to Cherwell College Oxford, you may do so by submitting an enquiry form through our website, specifying your full name, date of birth, contact email address, contact telephone number as well as provisional programme choice (e.g. A-Level, GCSE, etc.).
Our Admissions Secretary will contact you shortly after to advise further on the application process and entry requirements for your chosen programme of study.