Description : BTEC program in Oxford Tutorial College (Oxford Sixth Form College)

The main British program is designed to prepare for the university, considered to be the most popular option for studying in the Sixth Form. The college offers two options A - level: a classic two-year and accelerated, designed for a year.

1. Two-year A-level course

Students themselves choose 1-4 disciplines, which they will study in depth and thoroughly, almost at the university level:

• ICTs
• Accounting
• Foreign languages ​​(Italian, German, Dutch, Arabic, Chinese, French, Japanese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Latin)
• Ancient Greek
• Music
• Literary creation
• English literature
• History
• English and Literature
• Philosophy
• Art and design
• Ancient world history
• Human biology
• English
• Religious studies
• Business fundamentals
• Media technology
• Policy
• Classical civilizations
• The photo
• Chemistry
• Higher mathematics
• Anthropology
• Music technology
• Information and culture
• History of art
• Textile
• Geography
• Biology
• Psychology
• Economy
• Mathematics
• Computer science
• Sociology
• Right
• Filmmaking
• Physics.

Students can choose any subjects from the list and combine them on their own. If there are not too many students enrolled in the discipline, classes in mini-groups and individual lessons are organized.

2. A-level annual course

The subjects for study are the same as in the standard biennial program - but the intensity of the studying is even higher: please soberly and objectively evaluate your chances and readiness to study hard. This option is for the most purposeful and ambitious students. Applicants must present very high marks in the GCSE certificate to prove their working capacity.

3. A-level (5 terms)

An additional option of the "golden British educational standard": study begins in January or April and lasts 5 terms. If there is a need, the student starts the course with individual lessons and only after the initial preparation joins the main group. This option is suitable for strong, gifted students, ready to learn the information as quickly as possible, or to students who need a quick and effective repetition of the program before the exams.

Classrooms on the A-level course are very small - for 6 people, on average 4 group lessons and 1 individual lesson per week are provided.

Diploma program in business direction

 To successfully complete the course, the student must earn 120 academic credits. The BTEC certificate is counted by the universities as the passing of 2 disciplines at the A-level level, which significantly increases the chances of enrolling in the chosen university.

This practical and theoretical introduction to business is the ideal program for those who want to connect their careers with the international business sphere. Students learn to conduct and present research, scientific and practical work, to effectively work independently and in groups, tovmake presentations and to actively develop communication skills.

The structure of the course is very flexible - there are 4 directions for studying:

• Business environment
• Business resources
• Introduction to marketing
• Business communication and ethics.

Also students study the following specialties:

• Finance
• Management
• Marketing
• Right
• Management of personnel and human resources.

The college teaches a rich, intensive one-year program GCSE - this is the ideal educational course for students in front of the A-level. 5-8 subjects of the basic school curriculum are studied - the compulsory specialties include:

• Business fundamentals
• Mathematics
• ICTs
• Natural Sciences
• English.

Supplement the curriculum students with personally selected electives from the following list:

• English literature
• Art and design
• History
• Economy
• Biology
• German, French, Spanish
• Physics
• Geography
• Chemistry.

If desired and necessary, foreign students can attend supportive English lessons (EAL, + 8 hours weekly, preparation for IELTS is possible). There are creative and academic electives (drama and theater, debates, design and art, music), all students attend sports exercises and classes on PSHE.