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We have a wide variety of articles to inform, educate and amuse you as part of your learning journey! Whether you're starting your learning journey or at an advanced stage, we like to think that there's something of interest for everyone in our blog.

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How Much Tutor Support Should an Online Course Provide?

One of the attractions of online education is independence. You can often choose when you study, organise learning around other commitments and progress without attending a classroom several times a week. Independence, however, should not mean being left entirely on your own. The amount and quality of support…
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29 Aug '24

Are A-levels harder than university?

Making the jump up to studying A-levels from GCSE is often said to be the hardest in education. But why is that the case? And what can you do to prepare yourself for the transition? Read on to find out! Quality and quantity More…
23 Aug '24

What are Functional Skills: Everything You Need to Know

Functional skills offer a shorter and more suitable way to meet entry requirements for many courses. Therefore they are a great way to gain the fundamental skills you need to succeed in vocational learning. In this blog post, we’ll tell you everything you need to know about functional…
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25 Jul '24

Getting to university with an Access to Higher Education Diploma

Access to Higher Education (A2HE) Diplomas provide a transformative pathway to personal growth, career opportunities, and societal progress. However, there is a grey area surrounding whether universities will accept the courses as part of their entry requirements. In this article, we will highlight some of the forward-thinking…

A-level Changes: What you need to know

As of 2024, normal grading arrangements will continue for A-levels. The transition to pre-pandemic grading is now complete. However, over the past few years, both the structure and content of A-level courses have changed. Here is a quick guide to those A-level changes. If you can't find the information…
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25 Jul '24

How to Stick to Your New Year's Resolutions

We’re exactly two weeks into January today, and with 2019 well in its stride, it’s around the time that New Year’s resolutions begin to break. As each year comes to its end, we promise to tackle habits, accomplish goals, and become better versions of ourselves, whether it’s dieting plans, saving…
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25 Jul '24

Exam Results: What's next?

Well Done, Oxbridge A-level and GCSE Students! Stacey Ryan - Oxbridge Centre Director Across the UK, thousands of students will have received their A-level or GCSE results. We would like to congratulate everyone who took part in this year's exams! We have received literally hundreds of…
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25 Jul '24

What is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)?

Over the past decade, the visibility of mental health has skyrocketed, with greater awareness than ever before. That’s great news for those who struggle with their mental well-being, as there are now dozens of treatments and therapies readily available – chief among which is CBT. CBT has emerged…
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24 Jul '24

Distance Learning- An Outstanding Entry

Oxbridge was amongst the high-profile finalists for the 'Best use of blended learning' category at the Learning Technology Awards in London last week. The Learning Technologies Awards gala evening is a glittering black-tie celebration attracting guests from across the learning and development industry worldwide. The online college was nominated…
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24 Jul '24

Why a teaching assistant could be your perfect career

If a career in education is something you've been dreaming of and you're inspired to help the next generation fulfil their potential, a teaching assistant (or TA) could be perfect for you. Being a TA is often the natural first step towards becoming a teacher. But that…
24 Jul '24

Teaching Assistant Levels: What Do They Mean and How Do They Differ?

If you’re thinking of becoming a teaching assistant, you might be feeling a bit overwhelmed by all the technical terminology you’re encountering and the different levels of teaching assistant qualifications. How do you know which is right for you or where to begin? We get it,…

Five Reasons A-level Maths Matters

A-level maths can often divide opinion, read how it can help you in your professional life and how you can apply transferable skills in other areas.
24 Jun '24

Five Essential Books For A-level Biology Students

As an A-level Biology student, having a selection of reliable resources at your fingertips is important. Whether you're revising for exams or simply want to deepen your understanding of key biological concepts, the right books can make all the difference. Textbook suggestions for A-Level Biology It goes…

Three Books Every A-level Psychology Student Should Have

Three absolute must-have books for those studying or taking a passing interest in psychology.
17 Jun '24

What is CPD?

A comprehensive breakdown on what CPD is and how you can apply it to your professional life.
17 Jun '24

Our Founder Meets with ex-Prime Minister Theresa May 

Exciting times as Oxbridge's founder and Managing Director meets the former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

Top 5 Benefits of Online Learning in the Modern Tech-First World  

Discover why taking a step into the future of education could be perfect for you.
17 Jun '24

Nurturing Our Four-Legged Friends in Need 

Oxbridge go above and beyond to seek shelter for neglected, mistreated dogs.

A Comprehensive Break Down: GCSEs and IGCSEs 

Discover the key differences between GCSEs and IGCSEs.
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17 Jun '24

Do We Become Wiser as We Age?

A look into whether we become wiser as we age, or if this concept is a myth.

The Creative Impulse - What Bob Dylan Can Teach Us About Creativity 

Read up on the legend Bob Dylan's prestigious accolade. Find inspiration in one of the greatest minds to grace our planet.
17 Jun '24

Oxbridge Extends a Helping Hand: Uniting Communities to Aid Ukraine 

Oxbridge's dedication to helping those in need marries well with their company ethics.
17 Jun '24

Avoiding Burnout: Essential Tips to Help You Thrive at Work  

Top tips to help you avoid becoming too stressed and overwhelmed. Stay at your most productive with expert advice.
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From Apprentice to Distinction: Jake Layland's Success Story at Oxbridge  

Read all about Jake's adaptability and ascendancy to his new full-time position.

Best A-level subjects for the degree you want to study

When it comes to deciding which A-level subjects you want to study, you also need to consider what you think you’d like to study at university. Whilst entry requirements can be flexible, some degrees do have prerequisites - subjects you are required to have studied before enrolling on…
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