Economics for Teens at University of Oxford Campus

Course Description: Economics for Teens at University of Oxford Campus

Unlock the World of Economics: A Transformative Experience for Young Minds 🌍

Embark on a thrilling journey into the heart of economics, designed specifically for ambitious students aged 13 to 15. This engaging program offers a unique opportunity to explore how money, markets, and decision-making shape our world. With a focus on real-life application and critical thinking, your child will gain invaluable insights into financial systems and the impact of economic choices in their everyday lives.

📚 Course Highlights

• Interactive Learning: Our tailored curriculum adapts to the interests of the group, ensuring that each session is relevant and stimulating. Students will delve into key concepts such as:

• Supply and demand

• Market structures

• Government intervention

• Behavioral economics

• Masterclasses & Reflection: The course includes a masterclass on teamwork and debating, along with dedicated reflection sessions to help students assess their goals and progress.

• Small Group Focus: With classes capped at 8 students, each participant receives personalized attention from experienced tutors, fostering an environment where questions are encouraged and discussions thrive.

👩‍🏫 Meet Our Expert Tutors

• Alawi M: With over a decade of experience in finance and management, Alawi has transitioned to teaching a variety of subjects, including economics, ensuring students receive top-notch education from an industry expert.

• Eric S: An MBA graduate from a prestigious university, Eric brings real-world experience from advising on significant government projects, including climate change policy. He is also the founder of a renewable energy platform, offering students a glimpse into global economic challenges.

• Tony M: As the head of the Business and Economics department at a leading independent school, Tony is passionate about educating young minds. His interests in economic development and theory inspire students to think critically about the world around them.

🏨 Comfortable Accommodations

Students will stay in charming venues that provide a nurturing and conducive learning environment:

• Lady Margaret Hall

• St Benet’s at St Hilda’s

• Worcester College

🌆 Exciting Outings

Beyond the classroom, students will embark on unforgettable excursions to enrich their understanding of economics and history:

• British Museum: Explore over 8 million artifacts that narrate human history.

• Warwick Castle: Experience the grandeur of this medieval fortress and its live shows.

• Tower of London: Uncover the rich tapestry of royal history and iconic treasures.

• Westminster: Visit the heart of British politics and stunning architecture.

• Bath: Walk through ancient Roman history and Georgian elegance.

• Blenheim Palace: Discover baroque beauty and enchanting gardens.

• Ashmolean Museum: Engage with a collection that spans millennia.

• Oxford: Stroll through the historic streets of one of the world’s most prestigious university cities.

• Portsmouth: Dive into the maritime heritage of the UK.

• Bristol: Experience an eclectic city filled with innovation and culture.

📅 Session Availability & Pricing

Join us for one of the following sessions in summer 2026:

• 28 Jun – 11 Jul: Non-residential (£5,495), Plus (£6,995), Superior (£7,995), Premier (£9,995)

• 5 Jul – 18 Jul: Non-residential (£5,495), Plus (£6,995), Superior (£7,995), Premier (£9,995)

• 12 Jul – 25 Jul: Non-residential (£5,495), Plus (£6,995), Superior (£7,995), Premier (£9,995)

• 19 Jul – 1 Aug: Non-residential (£5,495), Plus (£6,995), Superior (£7,995), Premier (£9,995)

• 26 Jul – 8 Aug: Non-residential (£5,495), Plus (£6,995), Superior (£7,995), Premier (£9,995)

• 2 Aug – 15 Aug: Non-residential (£5,495), Plus (£6,995), Superior (£7,995), Premier (£9,995)

• 9 Aug – 22 Aug: Non-residential (£5,495), Plus (£6,995), Superior (£7,995), Premier (£9,995)

• 16 Aug – 29 Aug: Non-residential (£5,495), Plus (£6,995), Superior (£7,995), Premier (£9,995)

🎉 A World of Growth Awaits!

This summer course isn't just about learning economics; it's about fostering personal growth, building friendships, and igniting passions. Your child will be supported by dedicated mentors in a safe environment, ensuring a memorable and enriching experience. Enroll today to give your child the gift of knowledge, adventure, and lifelong memories!

Location: Oxford, United Kingdom 📍

Oxford is a city shaped by nearly 1,000 years of academic history and discovery. Many influential thinkers, innovators, and researchers have lived or studied here, contributing to its reputation as a global centre for learning and creativity.

Oxford offers an inspiring place for teens to live and learn. Surrounded by historic colleges, world-class museums, and a tradition of exploration and ideas, students study in an environment that encourages curiosity, independence, and a deeper appreciation for the subjects they choose.

Life in Oxford 🏛️

Accommodation is available in single or twin rooms, depending on the tier selected.

• Plus: choice of single or twin room (shared bathroom)

• Superior: guaranteed private ensuite

• Premier: concierge-selected room with the highest comfort level

All options include shared social spaces and on-course staff for support throughout the stay.

Meals and Catering 🍽️

Meals are provided on a full-board basis, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Students eat in the college dining hall or at selected local restaurants. All dietary requirements are fully catered for.

Certificates and Tutor Feedback 🎓

Every student receives a certificate of achievement, detailed written tutor feedback, and a personalised Letter of Recommendation to support future academic, school, or programme applications.

Airport Transfers ✈️

Transfers operate from London Heathrow Airport on official arrival and departure days and are included in the programme price. Staff are stationed at Heathrow between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM to welcome students, coordinate transfers, and ensure a smooth journey to Oxford. Families are encouraged to book flights arriving before 3:00 PM so students can join the final transfer of the day.

What’s Included – Tier Overview ⭐

Plus

A complete academic and residential experience with full-board meals, small seminars, workshops, and single or twin rooms with shared bathrooms. Includes scheduled Heathrow transfers.

Superior

Includes all Plus features, with private ensuite accommodation, enhanced insurance, and added flexibility for families.

Premier

The premium option with concierge-selected rooms, platinum-level insurance, flexible transfer times, and a future coaching session for academic or university planning.

What a Typical Day Looks Like

Morning ☀️

Students begin with breakfast, sign-ins, and room checks, followed by academic sessions such as lessons, seminars, or tutorial preparation.

Examples: small-group learning, seminars, project work, future-pathway planning.

Afternoon 🌿

After lunch, the day shifts to enrichment and exploration. Students take part in masterclasses, directed study, city tours, or scheduled excursions.

Examples: goal setting, masterclasses, study and reflection, cultural outings.

Evening 🌙

Evenings are relaxed and social. Students enjoy dinner and then join supervised activities that help them unwind and connect with friends.

Examples: games, creative activities, group events, and end-of-week celebrations.

An example of the timetable is included in the pictures above this listing.

Day Students / Non-Residential Schedule Overview 🌞

Teens following the non-residential (day student) programme enjoy a full day of learning, enrichment, and activities while returning home in the evening. Each morning begins with drop-off between 8:30 AM and 9:00 AM, followed by academic lessons, study blocks, or masterclass sessions depending on the day. Students take part in structured learning until midday, with breaks built in to help them stay refreshed and engaged. 📘☕

Afternoons offer a dynamic mix of activities such as goal setting, 21st Century Skills sessions, directed study, enrichment workshops, and excursions. These activities typically run until 4:30–5:00 PM, allowing students to explore new ideas, build confidence, and enjoy the unique academic environment of Oxford or Cambridge. 🌿✨

In the early evening, students enjoy dinner with their classmates, creating a relaxed social environment where friendships grow. After dinner, some days include optional activities such as welcome talks, reflection sessions, or celebratory events. Pick-up generally takes place between 6:30 PM and 7:00 PM, though special events—such as a celebratory dinner or end-of-week social—may run later. 🌙🎉

Arrival and Departure for Day Students 🚗

Parents or guardians are responsible for morning drop-off and evening pick-up within the designated timetable windows.

Typical times are:

• Drop-off: 8:30 AM – 9:00 AM

• Pick-up: 6:30 PM – 7:00 PM

Staff are always present to guide students, take attendance, and ensure safe handover. On special days like Friday socials, formal events, or the final bop, pick-up may occur later in the evening. 📅🤝

What Teen Day Students Receive 🎒

Day students enjoy nearly all the same benefits as residential students, including:

• Daily lessons and small-group academic sessions

• Directed study and supervised reflection time

• 21st Century Skills masterclasses

• City tour and orientation

• Afternoon enrichment sessions and activities

• Participation in excursions during scheduled daytime hours

• Lunch and dinner included each day

• Access to academic tutors, support staff, and all daytime facilities

Not included for day students:

🛏️ Accommodation

🍳 Breakfast

✈️ Airport transfers

🛡️ Insurance

Weekly Structure at a Glance 📘

Week 1

Students take part in morning lessons, study blocks, and enrichment activities. The week includes a city tour, 21st century skills masterclass, directed study, and an excursion day. Evenings include a welcome talk, reflection, and a celebratory dinner toward the end of the week.

Wednesday is an optional (“opt-out”) day, allowing students to skip the scheduled excursion if preferred.

Week 2

The second week includes further lessons, study periods, exploration sessions, and excursions. Students also participate in a university-style skills masterclass, enrichment activities, and more directed study. Friday concludes with graduation, followed by optional events such as a formal dinner and the traditional bop (end-of-programme social). 🎓✨

Across both weeks, the programme is designed to help teens grow academically and personally, build independence, and experience learning in two of the world’s most inspiring university cities. 🌟🏫