Pre-College Medical Program - Oxford

• A full social program of organized evening activities.
• Participants of the program could benefit various clubs and society in campus such as Photography society , Chemistry Club, Chess Club, Maths Club, Book Club, Football and Basketball Club, History Film Club, Debating Club.

• Wavy Gate is located 25 minutes’ walk away from the centre or a short bus ride.

• All rooms are single en-suite study bedrooms with shared kitchen/sitting room facilities.

• All flats and rooms have their own lock. Students will be provided with a key/ fob. Please note, lost room keys can be charged.

• Staff accommodated in the residence, the residence supervised 24/7 and has overnight security.

• Within this residence you have to pay and do your own laundry.

• Supervision is guaranteed by an on-site warden.

• Hot/cold breakfast, cooked lunch and cold dinner are provided every day. (total of 20 meals per week)

• The on-site canteen is open 08.00 to 15.00, should students wish to purchase additional food/drinks.

• Please note that students aged under 16 must return to their host residence by 21.30 every evening.

• Students aged 16 – 17 must return to their residence by 22.30 every evening.

• Oxford Medical Summer Academy Program offers one full-day excursion per week, plus a half-day educational visit.

• Students will be met at London Heathrow Airport by a guide or representative.

• The guide may arrive up to 45 minutes after flight arrival.

• If the guide is not found, students should visit the Airport Information Desk with their Transfer Confirmation Letter and remain calm inside the terminal. At Heathrow students should look for a Passenger Ambassador (people wearing purple jackets).

• Students advised to carry: Passport (Visa if needed), Letter of Consent to Travel, Booking confirmation letter, Transfer confirmation letter.

• In case of flight delays or emergencies, call +44 7421 420 020.

• Students with parents/guardians must provide arrival/pick-up times in advance.

• We will issue a document for completion before arrival; unaccompanied travel to/from campus is not allowed.

• Arrival drop-off at the center: 3pm – 6pm

• Departure pick-up: 9am – 10am.

• 18 hours of Medical related subjects & 6 hours of English, UCAS counselling and culture per week

Program Content Includes:

• Exploration of natural sciences within the context of medical-related degrees and professions
• Development of critical thinking, presentation and debating skills through discussion of current social and ethical issues in medicine
• Medical-related visits and guest lectures, including a session with a medical school admissions tutor and a visit to a university Medical School
• Research in to the application process and requirements for degrees in a range of medical fields
• Medical interview preparation and practice, understanding the differences between Panel and Multiple Mini Interviews
• What should and should not be included in a personal statement
• Preparation for aptitude tests, UCAT and BMAT
• How to prepare at home before joining full-time medical school preparation in the UK

Program Overview:

• Insight into the world of medicine and diverse career opportunities.
• Understanding the role, skills, and attributes needed to be a doctor.
• Guidance on medical school pathways, teaching methods, and university application requirements.
• Strategies to showcase suitability for the demanding medical profession.
• Development of knowledge, study skills, and strategies for effective learning inside and outside the classroom.

• Residential refundable deposit (payable upon arrival): £50. This can be paid in either Sterling (£50) or Euros (€50).

• Heathrow Airport Transfer: £175 (One Way)

• Gatwick Airport Transfer: £210 (One Way)

• Stansted Airport Transfer: £225 (One Way)

• Luton Airport Transfer: £185

• St Pancras/Central London Transfer: £225

• Student Insurance(Weekly): £6

• Courier Service: £65

• Pocket Money Advice: £50 per week pocket money is recommended for treats and gifts. This is a suggested amount, every student is different.

• Welfare Officers present in each center for student support, guidance, and advice.

• Each individual student assigned a 'guardian' upon arrival.

• Daily meetings with guardians for program updates and addressing any issues.

• Mandatory for parents or guardians to complete emergency contact details for enrolled students.

• Requirement to provide a 24/7 reachable telephone number for a parent, guardian, or agent.

• Minimum entry level: IELTS 5.0 (or equivalent)

• 90% attendance = CERTIFICATE

• Less than 90% = NO CERTIFICATE