Oxford Spires International

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Oxford Spires International offers a range of education experiences for global young travellers ages 8 – 17 looking for adventure and who are interested in living and learning in the UK & USA. Our programmes in English language learning, low-season study tours and academic tutoring offer something for everyone interested in improving themselves linguistically and academically.

Oxford Spires International provides an ideal environment for young learners to develop their skills and confidence in using the English language. Oxford Spires benefits from being part of the Oxford Virtual Education Group (OVEG), providing innovative education for young people from all over the world.

We have educational experiences operating all year round, which means we have full-time staff focused on the development of our programmes and providing a personal, safe and consistent service for our students.

Reference(s):

Ashleigh Eaton (Domestic Bursar)
St Edwards School, Oxford
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Jamie Nelson (Commercial Operations Manager)
Berkhamsted School
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Unit 25 Bankside Stationfields
Kidlington
Oxfordshire
OX51JE

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https://www.oxfordspires.education/

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