The day begins for all with a presentation from a former Oxbridge Admissions Tutor, who will advise on what tutors are really looking for, and how to ensure students can demonstrate their potential at interview.

Our University and subject-specific Course Reports provide examples of genuine Oxbridge questions, used at interview, and suggestions of books we recommend students read.  Each report is written by an Oxbridge graduate, who studied that course at that particular university.   

Students wil be divided into groups, according to their academic discipline; Humanities; Literature & Languages; Social & Political Sciences and Law; Biological and Medical  Sciences; Physical, Chemical and Mathematical Sciences. 

Applicants will work through past interview questions with their tutor, in a session designed to develop their independent throught around their chosen subject, and move students away from reliance on their examination syllabus. 

 An interactive session with our communication skills expert, working on:confidence building, building rapport with interviewers, visualisation and communication skills, lateral responses to interview questions, relaxation techniques  

Two or four practice interviews for applicants to show their ability to respond to new ideas, demonstrate an interest and aptitude for their chosen course and learn to talk about their subject in a one-to-one interview environment.  Oral and written feedback is given to the applicant after each interview. 

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