Admission Process
The College is committed to providing a robust admissions process that ensures fairness, transparency and equal opportunities in line with the guiding principles of the UK Quality Code and within the legal framework of the United Kingdom. The College welcomes applications from candidates regardless of their backgrounds. It actively encourages applications from mature students from diverse communities, including those who may be disadvantaged and face barriers to higher education.
Initial Contact
- An applicant contacts the College’s Admissions staff
- Option to register interest on the College website or fill in the admission form on the Oxfordstudy.com
- Applicant receives a response from the admission team
Documentation
- Document checks are carried out in person.
- Documents considered, Valid Passport, Visa or settlement status in the UK, Proof of home address, Academic and employment credentials
Test & Academic Interview
- English language Test minimum B1 or B2
- The academic interview aims to ascertain the applicant’s academic interests and goals.
Enrolment & Registration
- After Acceptance of Offer
- Enrolment information by respective awarding organisation
- Registration and checklist with OBC registry
Applicants who speak English as a second language and do not have relevant qualifications (e.g., GCSE or IELTS) are required to pass the OBC English level placement test for writing, reading comprehension, speaking, and listening. The applicant must meet the minimum level requirement for all language skills in order to be admitted into a course. These may vary depending upon the requirements of the College’s partner organisations. Entry requirements for all of OBC’s courses, apart from those in partnership with UWL, are as follows:
| Level of Course Applied for | Entry Requirement for Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening | |
| CEFR* | IELTS | |
| Level 3 | B1 | 4.5, 5, 5.5 |
| Level 4-6 | B2 | 6, 6.5 |
| Level 7 | C1 | 7, 7.5 |
*Common European Framework Reference (CEFR)
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