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CATS College UK and USA Summer Academic Programmes 2015

“It’s the perfect place for studying. Firstly because it is taught in English, and of course I enjoy the subjects. But secondly, it’s about the atmosphere. There are lots of people from different countries and we all speak English to each other.”

Yakavitski Stanislau, BelarusianUK Education Taster Programme

“Preparing statements and interviews helps a lot. I will now know the requirements universities are looking for. A really useful course for students who are applying for top British universities.”

Yulia Zubenko, RussianOxbridge Preparation Programme

Oxbridge Preparation Programme | CAmBRidge UK

UK Education Taster Programme | CAnteRBURY UK

Careers in Law, Business and Finance Taster Programme | CAnteRBURY UK

Pre-University Summer Program | BoSton USA

Oxbridge Preparation ProgrammeCambridge UK | 3 weeks | Summer 2015

For those aspiring to Oxford, Cambridge and other leading UK universities

Designed for ambitious international students aged 15 - 16yrs old, our preparation programme lets you find out what you need to learn and the traits you should develop over the next two to three years to become the perfect Oxbridge candidate.

English language | Academic study | Skills workshops | Mock interviews | Oxbridge admissions tutors | Meet Oxbridge students | Comprehensive social programme | University open days and tours

Meeting Oxbridge Admissions Tutors and GraduatesLearn from and speak with Admissions tutors and oxbridge students about entry requirements and what it is really like to study there.

Developing a passion for your subjectoxbridge Admissions tutors regard this to be tHe moSt IMPORTANT aspect of a potential student, with intelligence and exceptional grades no longer being enough. Learn to demonstrate a real passion for your subject through a development plan and reading list that covers a two year time horizon.

Critical Thinking skillsLearn to review evidence, form a judgment and present a reasoned argument and counter-argument.

Analytical Thinking skillsLearn to use logic to gather and analyse information in order to draw trends and solve problems.

Speed Reading and Memory Recall skillsUse proven techniques that can help you to work smarter and learn more effectively in the same amount of time.

Communication skillsgoing beyond ‘what you say’ to ‘how you say it’. We train you on body language, tone of voice and expressions to develop effective interview techniques.

Interview question practiceUsing your newly developed critical and analytical thinking skills, you will learn how to answer the toughest oxbridge interview questions. Remember, there is often no right or wrong answer!

Programme outcomes:

1. You will consider difficult interview questions such as the following:• How many grains of sand are there in the world? (Physics, oxford)• Would you rather be a novel or a poem? (english, oxford)• How would you poison someone without the police finding out? (Medicine, Cambridge)• If a wife had expressed distaste for it previously, would her husband’s habit of putting marmalade in his egg at breakfast be

grounds for divorce? (Law, Cambridge)

2. You will have improved voice control, eye contact and body language to perform at your best in interview.

3. You will know what you need to do in the next two years to demonstrate passion for your subject.

4. You will have a better idea of what degree you wish to pursue.

5. You will know what A level subjects to take in order to be considered by oxbridge for your preferred degree.2

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Getting into Oxbridge Master classAn introduction to University of Cambridge and what it looks for in its students

oxbridge subject preparationPhysics/economics/Chemistry/Law/maths

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WedneSdAYintensive Academic english for oxbridge(British education system)

Getting into Oxbridge Master classUCAS - writing your personal statement




tHURSdAYintensive Academic english for oxbridgeCurrent affairs

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iCtBusiness Leadership team project


fRidAY intensive Academic english for oxbridge Getting through the Oxbridge Interview UniveRSitY of CAmBRidge oPen dAY

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SAtURdAY London excursion including trips to Russell group university campuses such as LSe, imperial College London and University College London

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Getting into Oxbridge Master classQ and A session with oxbridge Admissions Tutor. Applications and interviews; Personal Statements and why they matter

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Getting into Oxbridge Master classmock interviews

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SAtURdAY London excursion including trips such as: Thames river trip or Windsor Castle

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Cultural ActivitiesFitzwilliam Museum

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Critical thinking and debating iCtWriting argumentative essay

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team building iCtWriting argumentative essay

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fRidAYintensive Academic english for oxbridgeReview of the course—quiz and vocabulary. Remaining 50 questions of English test. Students’ feedback. Argumentative essay feedback.

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UK Education Taster ProgrammeCanterbury UK | 3 weeks | Summer 2015

Experience studying A level, International Baccalaureate and University Foundation in the UK before committing

Suitable for 14 -16yr olds who have yet to enrol on a programme of study at A level / International Baccalaureate / Foundation level.

Broad subject syllabus covering Maths and Humanities, Science and Arts, Language and Literature Introduction to Oxbridge and Russell Group universities | Mock interviews | English language | Academic study | Skills workshops | Comprehensive social programme | University open days and tours

Learn about studying in the UKMeet with past and present students to find out whether the UK is right for you. Your lessons will be taught in the style that is typical of the UK education system so you get to experience independent research methods, working as a team and discussion-based assignments.

Discover which subjects and qualification are right for youIn addition to your bespoke one-to-one academic counselling session, you will gain exposure to different subjects, projects and extra-curricular activities to discover where your skills and interests lie. We will then match your strengths to the most suitable subjects for your preferred profession and recommend whether a focused or broad-based qualification would suit you best.

Developing the ‘whole’ person beyond the classroom Introduction to ‘Creativity, Action and Service’ (CAS) and ‘theory of Knowledge’(toK).

Programme outcomes:

1. You will develop a greater understanding of your own abilities, skills and interests which will help to determine the most appropriate subjects and qualification for you – whether that is A level, International Baccalaureate or University Foundation Programme.

2. You will be able to answer tough interview questions such as the following:• How many grains of sand are there in the world? (Physics, oxford)• Would you rather be a novel or a poem? (english, oxford)• How would you poison someone without the police finding out? (Medicine, Cambridge)• If a wife had expressed distaste for it previously, would her husband’s habit of putting marmalade in his egg at breakfast be


3. You will have experience of producing a Personal Statement to increase your chances of being accepted by a top UK university.

4. You will know whether the UK is the right destination for you.

Study tours of prestigious universitiesWalking tour past renowned Russell Group universities, such as LSe, UCL, SoAS and King’s College.



Brain Training and Memory Recall skillsUse proven techniques that can help you to work smarter and learn more effectively in the same amount of time.

Interview question practice Using your newly developed critical and analytical thinking skills, you will learn how to answer the toughest interview questions (such as those asked at Oxford or Cambridge). Remember, there is no right or wrong answer!

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Biologyintensive Academic english

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SAtURdAY Excursion to Cambridge or Oxford including walking tour and river punting

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University preparation Introduction to Oxford, Cambridge and other leading UK universities including what universities look for



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This sample timetable is illustrative and is subject to change. We reserve the right to amend this three week schedule without prior notice.5

Discover what it is really like to enter the demanding professions of Law, Business or Finance through our programme of career-specific lessons and advice from leading professionals

For those aged 14 - 16yrs old who wish to learn about different career options before committing to those subjects at A level, International Baccalaureate (or Foundation).

Meet with industry professionals | Experience the work place | Introduction to Oxbridge and Russell Group universities | Mock interviews | English language | Academic study | Skills workshops | Comprehensive social programme | University Open Days and Tours

Discover which career is right for youThrough exposure to career-focused lessons and activities, you will discover which subjects you are passionate about and which career is best suited to your skills and interests.

Meet leading industry professionalsLearn from and speak with professionals about what it is really like to work in law, business or finance.

Experience the work-placevisit the types of places you could work at in the future including the London Stock exchange and a magistrates’ Court.



Brain Training and Memory Recall skillsUse proven techniques that can help you to work smarter and learn more effectively in the same amount of time.

Interview question practiceUsing your newly developed critical and analytical thinking skills, you will learn how to answer the toughest interview questions (such as those asked at Oxford or Cambridge). Remember, there is no right or wrong answer!

Programme outcomes:

1. You will be able to answer tough interview questions such as the following:• How many grains of sand are there in the world? (Physics, oxford)• Would you rather be a novel or a poem? (english, oxford)• How would you poison someone without the police finding out? (Medicine, Cambridge)• If a wife had expressed distaste for it previously, would her husband’s habit of putting marmalade in his egg at breakfast be


2. You will have experience of producing a Personal Statement to increase your chances of being accepted by a top UK university.

3. You will know which subjects to take at A level, IB Diploma or Foundation level to qualify for your chosen career path.

4. You will have a better idea of which career path you wish to pursue.

Careers in Law, Business and Finance Taster ProgrammeCanterbury UK | 3 weeks | Summer 2015

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Careers talksCareers in Business (Ceo)



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Career-specific film critique“enigma” (maths)



SAtURdAY Excursion to Cambridge or Oxford including walking tour and river punting

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Career-specific film critique“to kill a mockingbird” (Law)



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University preparation Introduction to Oxford, Cambridge and other leading UK universities including what universities look for




Subject-specific lesson Business




fRidAY Subject-specific lesson Law

Subject-specific lesson finance


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SAtURdAY London excursion

SUndAY Free time

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Explore top university options while studying in and exploring Boston - America’s most academic city

Prepare for the SAT exam, improve your English and experience a true American high school - all while exploring top universities and gaining guidance on the complicated admissions process.

SAT preparation | College Counseling | ESL courses | Full Activities Program

Pre-University Summer ProgramBoston USA | 3 weeks | Summer 2015

Program outcomes:

1. You will understand the qualities that top US universities search for in a successful candidate and will be prepared to plan out your academic career ensuring you become a well-rounded student.

2. You will have gained an understanding of what to expect on the SAT examination. You will be aware of the various sections and have received vital study and test taking tips.

3. You will have experience of writing a personal essay fit for an application to a top US university.

4. You will have experienced a true American high school and learned about the US education system.

5. You will have visited several top US universities and gained insight into the types of institutions to which you may want to apply.

Learn about studying in the USExperience a true American high school and attend daily classes in ESL development, SAT and ACT testing preparation, and bi-weekly workshops on preparing for American college admissions.

Develop your English language skillsimprove upon your english both in and out of the classroom. Students will receive daily ESL instruction but also improve their spoken english through various extra curricular and social activities.

Prepare for the SAT ExaminationLarge emphasis is placed on standardized exam scores as part of the college application and we will help you prepare, learn about the test, how to study for it and of course, howto succeed.

Become a ‘well-rounded’ studentParticipate in activities outside of the classroom allowing you to grow socially and expand your horizons. US colleges and universities seek well-rounded students who are involved beyond the classroom.

Visit highly selective universitiesVisit prestigious Ivy League universities such as Harvard University, Columbia University, Yale University and more. Learn from and speak with university students to find out what it is really like to study for a degree in the US.

Discover the US university application processthrough college counseling sessions with our dedicated counselor, you will learn about the thousands of opportunities available in the US. Workshops will help you with the various steps of the process and you will receive assistance with essay writing, test taking skills, application forms and more.

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This sample schedule is illustrative and is subject to change. We reserve the right to amend this three week schedule without prior notice.

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Cultural Activity: Science museum ice Cream Social

tHURSdAY eSL Study Skills english grammar

SAT: Focus on Verbal Section

College counseling workshop: Completing Applications Board games

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SAtURdAY Trip to: New York, NY. Visit Columbia University dorm free time

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Cultural Activity: new england Aquarium ice Cream Social



College counseling workshop: Your college application list Board games


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eSL College counseling workshop: Your college application list downtown trip

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Cultural Activity: museum of fine Arts ice Cream Social


SAT: Focus on Math Section

College counseling workshop: Researching colleges Board games


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Cultural Activity:Legacy Place movie/Bowling/Shopping

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SAtURdAY Trip to: New Haven, CT. Visit Yale University dorm free time

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PROGRAMME Oxbridge Preparation Programme

Cambridge, UK | 3 weeks | Summer 2015

UK Education Taster ProgrammeCanterbury, UK | 3 weeks | Summer 2015

Careers in Law, Business and Finance Taster ProgrammeCanterbury, UK | 3 weeks | Summer 2015

Pre-University Summer ProgramBoston, USA | 3 weeks | Summer 2015

PROGRAMME

WHO IS IT FOR? 15yr - 16yr old international students who have yet to start A levels (or equivalent), interested in progressing to oxford, Cambridge and other leading Russell Group universities such as London School of economics, imperial College London, University College London, Warwick, Southampton and others.

14yr - 16yr old international students who have yet to start A Levels, International Baccalaureate or Foundation, and who would like to explore a broad range of subjects and activities to identify the right qualification for them.

14yr-16yr old international students who have yet to start A Levels, International Baccalaureate (or Foundation), who would like to explore the fields of Law, Business and finance to help determine their future career path and subsequently, the right subjects to study for at A level, International Baccalaureate (or Foundation) and degree level.

14yr-17yr old international students who are interested in going to high school in the USA, and who would like to explore the true American boarding school experience before attending a full time program.

WHO IS IT FOR?

ABOUT THE PROGRAMME

• 3 week academic and social programme• Dates are:

- Sunday 28th June 2015 (arrival) - Saturday 18th July 2015 (departure)

• Lessons are delivered at:CAtS College Cambridge, 13-15 Round Church Street, Cambridge CB5 8Ad

• Average class size 12 - 15• Accommodation is included• All meals included (breakfast, lunch and dinner)

• 3 week academic and social programme• Dates available are:

- Sunday 5th July 2015 (arrival) - Saturday 25th July 2015 (departure) oR - Sunday 26th July 2015 (arrival) - Saturday 15th August 2015 (departure)

• Lessons are delivered at CAtS College Canterbury, 68 new dover Road, Canterbury, Kent Ct1 3LQ






• 3 week academic and social program• Dates available are:

- Sunday July 5th 2015 (arrival)- Saturday July 25th 2015 (departure) oR - Sunday July 26th 2015 (arrival) - Saturday August 15th 2015 (departure)

• Lessons are delivered at:CAtS Academy Boston, 575 Washington Street, newton, mA 02458 USA

• Average class size 12 - 15• Accommodation included at a dormitory featuring

single rooms with shared bathrooms• All meals included (breakfast, lunch and dinner)

ABOUT THE PROGRAMME

ENTRYREQUIREMENTS

• Minimum English standard: Equivalent to ieLtS 5.0+ / upper intermediate level

• Genuine motivation to succeed

• Minimum English standard: Equivalent to ieLtS 4.0+ / intermediate level




• Minimum English level: Equivalent to toefL 40/ieLtS 4.0


ENTRYREQUIREMENTS

PRICE • £3,800 for the 3 week programme (includes airport transfers, accommodation and food)

• £3,800 for the 3 week programme (includes airport transfers, accommodation and food)


• $5,950 for the 3 week program (includes airport transfers, all activities and excursions, accommodation and food)

PRICE

WAYS TO APPLY • Face to face via your Education Agent• online at www.catscollege.com/en/applyonline • Download an application form:

www.catscollege.com/download• email [email protected]• telephone +44 (0) 1223 345698

• Face to face via your Education Agent• online at www.catscollege.com/en/applyonline • Download an application form:




• Face to face via your Education Agent• email [email protected]• telephone +44 (0) 1223 345698• Download an application form:

www.catsacademy.com/download

WAYS TO APPLY

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PROGRAMME Oxbridge Preparation Programme

Cambridge, UK | 3 weeks | Summer 2015

UK Education Taster ProgrammeCanterbury, UK | 3 weeks | Summer 2015

Careers in Law, Business and Finance Taster ProgrammeCanterbury, UK | 3 weeks | Summer 2015

Pre-University Summer ProgramBoston, USA | 3 weeks | Summer 2015

PROGRAMME

WHO IS IT FOR? 15yr - 16yr old international students who have yet to start A levels (or equivalent), interested in progressing to oxford, Cambridge and other leading Russell Group universities such as London School of economics, imperial College London, University College London, Warwick, Southampton and others.

14yr - 16yr old international students who have yet to start A Levels, International Baccalaureate or Foundation, and who would like to explore a broad range of subjects and activities to identify the right qualification for them.

14yr-16yr old international students who have yet to start A Levels, International Baccalaureate (or Foundation), who would like to explore the fields of Law, Business and finance to help determine their future career path and subsequently, the right subjects to study for at A level, International Baccalaureate (or Foundation) and degree level.

14yr-17yr old international students who are interested in going to high school in the USA, and who would like to explore the true American boarding school experience before attending a full time program.

WHO IS IT FOR?

ABOUT THE PROGRAMME

• 3 week academic and social programme• Dates are:

- Sunday 28th June 2015 (arrival) - Saturday 18th July 2015 (departure)

• Lessons are delivered at:CAtS College Cambridge, 13-15 Round Church Street, Cambridge CB5 8Ad










• 3 week academic and social program• Dates available are:

- Sunday July 5th 2015 (arrival)- Saturday July 25th 2015 (departure) oR - Sunday July 26th 2015 (arrival) - Saturday August 15th 2015 (departure)

• Lessons are delivered at:CAtS Academy Boston, 575 Washington Street, newton, mA 02458 USA

• Average class size 12 - 15• Accommodation included at a dormitory featuring

single rooms with shared bathrooms• All meals included (breakfast, lunch and dinner)

ABOUT THE PROGRAMME

ENTRYREQUIREMENTS

• Minimum English standard: Equivalent to ieLtS 5.0+ / upper intermediate level






• Minimum English level: Equivalent to toefL 40/ieLtS 4.0


ENTRYREQUIREMENTS

PRICE • £3,800 for the 3 week programme (includes airport transfers, accommodation and food)



• $5,950 for the 3 week program (includes airport transfers, all activities and excursions, accommodation and food)

PRICE

WAYS TO APPLY • Face to face via your Education Agent• online at www.catscollege.com/en/applyonline • Download an application form:






• Face to face via your Education Agent• email [email protected]• telephone +44 (0) 1223 345698• Download an application form:

www.catsacademy.com/download

WAYS TO APPLY

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Contact usFor further information about these programmes please contact ourAdmissions TeamEmail: [email protected] orPhone: +44 (0) 1223 345698

Or visit: www.catscollege.com

Please note that all subject options are offered ‘subject to availability’ and will be confirmed on application.

Courses include a College certificate of attendance.

Accommodation type cannot be guaranteed.

Please refer to the individual centre coursefinders for full terms and legal conditions.

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