Oxford Education
Professionals

The education hub, Oxford

From the 11+ entrance exam to a doctorate, with one team beside you.

We are academics, former college principals, teachers and personal tutors. We offer one-to-one tutoring, university and Oxbridge admissions support, and specialist consultancy for schools, colleges and universities, for students and institutions in the UK and internationally.

25+
years working in UK and international education
11+
to PhD: tutoring and admissions at every stage
1:1
personal tutoring online, wherever you are in the world

Who we are

Academics, principals, teachers and tutors

We are authentic academics, teachers and educators. Our team has taught in classrooms, led colleges and supervised university research, and we work with you wherever you are in the world.

Academics

University lecturers and researchers who teach, supervise and examine at degree level, up to doctorate.

Former college principals

Leaders who have run colleges, overseen admissions and inspections, and know institutions from the inside.

Teachers

Experienced classroom teachers who know the curricula, exam boards and mark schemes in detail.

Personal tutors

Specialist one-to-one tutors who build each session around the individual student.

Personal tutoring

Every stage of a school career

One-to-one tutoring matched to the exam ahead. We assess where the student is now, plan towards the date that matters, and keep parents informed along the way.

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  1. Year 5–6 · age 10–11

    11+ entrance

    Verbal and non-verbal reasoning, English and maths for grammar and independent school entry, including CEM and GL-style papers.

  2. Year 7–8 · age 12–13

    13+ and Common Entrance

    Preparation for senior school entry, pre-tests and interviews, building exam technique as well as subject knowledge.

  3. Age 11–16+

    Scholarships

    Academic scholarship papers and interviews, where wider reading and confident thinking count as much as marks.

  4. Year 10–11 · age 14–16

    GCSE

    Subject tutoring and revision planning across the major exam boards, from steady support to focused pre-exam work.

  5. Year 12–13 · age 16–18

    A Level

    Specialist subject tutoring aimed at the grades university offers require, plus essay and extended-project guidance.

  6. Year 12–13

    Admissions tests

    Preparation for the subject tests and written work used by Oxford, Cambridge and other selective universities.

  7. Undergraduate

    University study

    Academic writing, research skills and subject support for students already at university.

  8. Master's and doctoral

    Postgraduate

    Research proposals, dissertation and thesis guidance, and preparing for a viva.

All our sessions are online, wherever you are in the world. For classes in person, we work with our partner schools, St Clare's in Oxford and ICS English in Norwich. Tell us the student's year, subjects and target date, and we will suggest a plan.

University admissions

Applications that read like the applicant

We help students choose courses, write their application and prepare for interview. That covers UK universities through UCAS, Oxford and Cambridge, and postgraduate study from Master's to PhD.

Oxford and Cambridge applications close in mid-October, a full three months before most UCAS deadlines. Planning starts in Year 12.

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  1. Course choice

    Matching subject, course structure and university to the student's interests, predicted grades and long-term plans.

  2. Personal statement

    Coaching through the UCAS personal statement, now written as answers to three set questions, so the student's own voice and reading come through.

  3. Oxbridge

    College choice, admissions tests, written work and mock interviews with feedback, run the way tutorial-style interviews are.

  4. Postgraduate

    Master's and PhD applications: research proposals, statements of purpose, approaching supervisors and funding applications.

  5. International

    Guidance for overseas students applying to UK universities, including qualifications, timelines and English requirements.

Where we teach

Online worldwide, with partners in Oxford and Norwich

All of our own tutoring takes place online, so students can work with us from anywhere in the world. Students who want to study in person can take classes at our partner schools in two historic English cities.

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Online, wherever you are

One-to-one lessons arranged around your time zone, for students in the UK and around the world.

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St Clare's, Oxford

We have a partnership agreement with St Clare's in Oxford, which offers classes in person.

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Norwich, for a quieter pace

If you are looking for a quieter pace of life, our partner ICS English, a language school in Norwich, offers classes in person in this quintessentially British cathedral city within reach of Cambridge.

For schools, colleges and universities

Consultancy for education providers

A network of Oxford-based specialists for institutions in the UK and abroad, whether you are opening a new college or strengthening an established one.

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Business development

Growth strategy, partnerships and new programmes for education providers entering new markets.

Start-ups

Setting up a new school, college or training provider, from first plan to opening.

Compliance and governance

Regulatory requirements, quality assurance, policy review and governance structures.

Course design

Curriculum and course development, from single modules to full programmes.

Recruitment and placements

Finding qualified teaching and academic staff, and arranging teaching placements.

Teaching and online classes

Experienced faculty and researchers teach classes online. Classes in person are offered by our partner schools.

Getting started

How it works

  1. Get in touch

    Email or message us on WhatsApp with the student's stage and goals, or your institution's needs.

  2. Consultation

    A conversation to understand where things stand and what needs to happen by when.

  3. A clear plan

    We match you with the right tutor or specialist and agree the schedule and approach.

  4. Regular progress

    Sessions begin, with updates on progress so you always know where things stand.

Contact

Tell us what you need

Let us know the student's year group, subjects and key dates, or a little about your institution. We will reply to arrange a consultation.

  • Tutoring online, wherever you are in the world
  • Students, families, schools, colleges and universities
  • UK and international enquiries welcome

Best way to reply
Email oxford@edupro.company
Based in Oxford, United Kingdom