A summer at Oxford, Cambridge or LSE.
Not a holiday. A head start.

It depends on the programme type. Language camps and most summer schools only require B1 level English. For academic programmes at Oxford, Cambridge or LSE, B2+ (IELTS 6.0 equivalent) is the benchmark. The more competitive the programme, the higher the bar. We'll tell you exactly what yours requires — and help you get there.

Yes — meaningfully. An Oxford, Cambridge or LSE certificate gives admissions tutors a concrete reason to remember your file. It also gives you the single strongest thing to write about in your Personal Statement — and a credible one at that.

In most programmes, yes. Students stay in university halls on campus — which is very much part of the experience. Meals are typically included too. We'll confirm the exact arrangements for whichever programme you choose.

B1 is the minimum for most summer schools. Language camps are designed from A2 upwards — improving your English is the whole point. We'll place you in the right programme for your current level, not an aspirational one.

There are programmes for school students aged 14–17 and separate tracks for students 16 and above. Groups are always age-appropriate, with round-the-clock pastoral care on campus for younger participants.

Dubai hosts branch campuses of world-ranking universities, alongside Foundation and language programmes that lead directly to admissions in the US and Canada. It's a particularly practical option for students from CIS countries — closer to home, simpler visa process, and no language barrier outside the classroom.