Academic Pathway

Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.

Summer Programmes are designed to focus on all the independent learning skills required of an ambitious undergraduate seeking entry to the UK’s best Universities. The course will focus on research skills, essay writing skills and note-taking skills, critical thinking and public speaking as well as offering guidance on choosing appropriate universities and courses.

Academic programmes are tailored to inspire a lifelong love of learning and equip students with the skills and knowledge needed for future academic success. Students can anticipate a transformative and intellectually enriching experience, engaging in stimulating lectures and seminars led by expert tutors and industry professionals.  Providing deep insights into a range of subjects, blending theoretical knowledge with practical applications, encouraging critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Summer school extends beyond the classroom, offering students unique opportunities to connect with like-minded peers from around the world, fostering a diverse and collaborative learning environment. The choice of subjects is huge and there will be a course to fascinate your child and perhaps set them on an amazing career path.

Mini MBA - is for students looking for an inspirational, ambitious and relevant course which gives them the perfect introduction to the exciting and productive world of startups, business and global trade.  Students will be inspired to look at the world through the eyes of an entrepreneur. From identifying and solving problems, to learning how global events impact local businesses, the Mini MBA™ is perfect for ambitious students who thrive under pressure and seek out challenges. Optional units of study include Think Global and Sustainable Futures.

Zoology & Animal Management - is perfect for future Veterinarians, Zookeepers, Animal Biologists and those with a love and passion for animals. It provides a superb opportunity for those pupils who wish to work with animals, wild or domestic, or who wish to have something unusual to sit alongside their scientific qualifications. Students will be able to move on to study veterinary medicine, veterinary nursing, zoology, conservation – and many other courses not directly connected with animals.  Students learn about animal welfare and ethics, animal health and disease, animal behaviour, practical animal husbandry and work experience in the land-based sector.