Free Oxbridge Admissions Webinars
Our Webinars are designed to help students prepare for competitive admissions at the world’s leading Universities.
During these sessions, our in-house admissions experts share advice on how to curate a winning Personal Statement, and how to make sense of the complexities of the application process.
With decades of experience of supporting students through competitive admissions, our experts explain what Oxford and Cambridge are looking for and how you can stand out in your application.
Sign up using the form below and you will receive a link to view the recordings of the Webinars.
These free University Admissions Webinars are part of our commitment to helping widen access to top universities for all.
Applying to Oxbridge
The Final Push!
Wednesdays at 18.00 (GMT+1)
1 — Personal Statements and Admissions Tests — Wed 21 Sept
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Why does my Personal Statement matter?
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How to express genuine academic passion in your Personal Statement
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How to ace your Admissions Test
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Q & A session
2 — Interviews for Humanities Courses — Wed 28 Sept
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How should applicants for Humanities courses prepare for interviews?
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What can you do to stand out from the crowd?
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Online interview tips and insights from experienced experts
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Q & A session
3 — Interviews for Maths and Science Courses — Wed 5 Oct
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How should Maths and Science applicants prepare for interviews?
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What can you do to stand out from the crowd?
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Online interview tips and insights from experienced experts
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Q & A session
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Learn how to make a successful application
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Opportunity to ask our experts in the Q&A section
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Boost confidence and feel well-prepared for admissions
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Webinar Feedback
It was super in-depth and really well explained. All the bases were covered and I now feel more confident about writing my personal statement.
—University Applicant
Really great advice, and inspired me to think of some things I could include in my personal statement. The Evidence, Explanation, Extension method is definitely something I will use, and the examples provided were really helpful to show how to do this. Thank you!
—University Applicant
It was very clear and concise and helpful. The hosts were also very helpful and friendly!
—University Applicant