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You will have no doubt come across 'learning styles' at one point of your educational journey or another. There are many theories that suggest that the way we learn is significant in getting the exam results you need. However, in recent years, these have come under scrutiny and criticism. Some…

The UK's New Tax Rules mean that bookkeeping and accountancy skills continue to be relevant and in demand.

In October 2023, Oxbridge founder Matt Jones completed a gruelling trek across the scorching Sahara Desert to raise money for Acorns Children's Hospice. Acorns has three main hospices, based in Birmingham, Worcester, and Walsall, all of which provide vital care for children…

A-levels are key qualifications for progressing on to university, further education, or into a career. Just like at GCSE, you have the opportunity to choose your subjects, and the decision you make is not one to rush. This guide to choosing your A-levels will help you…

At Oxbridge, we take immense pride in the accomplishments of our students, and today, we're thrilled to share the inspiring story of Sakshi Ramteke, one of our outstanding learners who recently completed our Life Coaching course. Sakshi's dedication, coupled with our unique approach to education, has enabled her…

Various teaching methodologies have emerged in education, each with its unique approach and philosophy. One such method that has gained widespread recognition and acclaim is the Montessori Method. If you're wondering what is a Montessori school, you've come to the right place. Developed by Dr. Maria Montessori in the…

If you’re currently searching for a new job, chances are you’ve updated your CV, signed up with a recruiter, and sent out more applications than you can count. But if you’re not using LinkedIn, you could be missing a trick.  LinkedIn is not just a social network for CEOs and entrepreneurs. It is for…

With A-level Results Day just over a month away, figures released by UCAS suggest that the number of school-leavers heading off to university in September will be the second-highest on record at just over 319 500. After the last couple of pandemic-affected years, does this mean…

The rising influence of AI and digital innovation in our daily lives is inspiring a new generation of computing experts. According to UCAS figures, there is a record number of applicants for computing courses at universities, nearly 95 000 in total. That's up from 86 630…

You can’t get a job without experience, and you can’t get experience without a job. Internships are a great way to get around this problem. A study by Zippia found that 70% of surveyed interns were hired by the same company they interned for at the end of…

We have some fantastic news to share at Oxbridge – our first-ever apprentice in Business Administration, Jake, has successfully completed his apprenticeship six months ahead of schedule with a distinction! Jake joined us in February 2022 and has been working in various departments within Oxbridge, including marketing, customer service,…

Emojis have become an integral part of modern-day communication, allowing us to express emotions, actions, objects, and ideas. Today, emojis are now used in almost all forms of communication, including social media posts, text messages, emails, and even in online learning. These tiny digital images have revolutionised the way…

In this blog post, we explore the reasons why traditional education is struggling to keep up with curriculum demands and how we could help

Children’s toys have been created since we discovered our own opposable thumbs. Of course, as with everything else, toys have changed plenty over the years. No longer is straw sticking out of the garments of our dolls, and roll tops are considered severely outdated So we have gathered together the…

The cost of traditional education is a primary factor as to why many people choose not to further their education. Students often take on huge loans in order to pay for courses, tuition, support, accommodation and other associated expenses. Fortunately, there are many alternatives to traditional or campus-based education that…

Everybody loves saving money, especially students! Oxbridge is proud to be registered as a learning provider with Student Beans - the world’s leading student loyalty network that offers exclusive discounts on great brands such as PrettyLittleThing, Gymshark, asos and many more. Student Beans has discounts in a range…

Courses come in different levels and sizes to suit everybody. In this blog, we explain what all those different qualification levels mean...

Thursday 22nd August 2024 marks this year's GCSE results day. You'll likely go through all sorts of emotions - nervous, excited, anxious - and have a lot to think about. We've put together this guide to help you prepare for the big day and understand how it all works. When…

When you enrol on a course with Oxbridge, your student status will make you eligible for a TOTUM PRO card! What's a TOTUM PRO card? To quote NUS, ‘TOTUM is the NUS Extra card evolved’. Giving you the same discounts we know you love, you’ll enjoy extra features through a…

What is Mental Health Awareness Week? Mental Health Awareness Week is an annual event founded over 20 years ago, dedicated to raising awareness, encouraging conversations and supporting Mental Health in the UK and worldwide. "On a population-wide basis, the negative mental health effects of the pandemic are likely to…

Whether they’re monitoring revenue coming in or money going out, bookkeepers are crucial to every company’s success. Without dependable bookkeeping, companies would be in big trouble – both legally and financially. As such, a good bookkeeper is a vital figure in any business. But many people might not understand the…

Biology is the scientific study of living organisms. The word ‘biology’ literally means the study of life, deriving from the Greek bios (life) logia (to study). It’s one of the three main branches of science, along with chemistry and physics. Biology covers living things, whether human, plant or animal. As…