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Last year, Oxbridge encouraged our distance learning students to say #IcanIwill. In 2020, we’re exploring the power of #StartingNow. We want to help our learners not only find the determination to make […]
When was the last time you said you’d do something tomorrow? Like going to the gym for a proper workout, quitting smoking or spring cleaning your house. Thing is, tomorrow […]
There’s a taboo surrounding the number 50. Like it’s cursed or something. Particularly turning 50 and the downfalls it brings on that rocky road to turning 60. It’s all hogwash, […]
Enrol and start learning new skills this December with Oxbridge and enter our winter prize draw for three top prizes, including an Apple iPad. Read more…
For the past six months, we’ve been sharing our students’ ‘I can, I will’ stories. This week, we had the opportunity to explore the journey of one of the most […]
It’s National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo)! Thinking of writing your first novel? Here are some top tips from Oxbridge to get started on your bestseller.
Meet Tom Kirby, a young man who has climbed an uphill battle to overcome challenges in the face of resistance, whilst showing resilience, strength and determination every step of the […]
You may have noticed the recent changes in the weather and the rapid shift from daylight to nighttime before 5pm… we’re convinced it’s because Halloween is near. We’ve seen it […]
You’ve been waiting patiently for your A-level results, pacing the carpet until it changes colour. In your mind, they’re the most important thing in the world right now. They’re your […]
Often, it’s personal circumstance that drive people to home learning. For Mark Reilly, he lived a hectic double life. By day, he was a police officer in his community. By […]
As a college, one topic that arises from time to time that makes us chuckle is the use of emojis. Why? Because some people take them too seriously. We’ve heard […]