INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE For university, for career, for life
www.stclares.ac.uk
WHY STUDY
AT ST CLARE’S, OXFORD?
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A LEGACY OF EXCELLENCE With over 70 years of experience of education in Oxford, St Clare’s blends tradition with innovation, earning consistent high praise from students, parents, and inspectors.
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A TRULY INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY Each year, students from over 50 nationalities create a vibrant, cosmopolitan environment that celebrates diversity and fosters global friendships.
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PERSONALISED LEARNING AND SUPPORT From small class sizes to personal tutors, every student receives the support to build confidence, independence, and clear direction in their learning journey.
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INNOVATIVE TEACHING METHODS Interactive lessons and topical weekly themes take learning beyond the classroom, encouraging creativity, critical thinking, and engagement with the wider world.
ACADEMIC PROGRESSION FOR ALL LEVELS Courses are designed to be both challenging and flexible, combining academic study with language support to match each student’s needs and ambitions.
LEADERS IN TEACHER TRAINING St Clare’s has a proven record of preparing future educators through CELTA and DELTA qualifications, ensuring teaching excellence across all programmes.
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A NON-PROFIT EDUCATIONAL CHARITY As a charity, St Clare’s reinvests all income into students, programmes, staff, and facilities - guaranteeing resources directly benefit the student experience.
PATHWAYS TO WORLD-LEADING UNIVERSITIES Our expert University and Careers Counselling team offers one-to-one guidance, helping students secure places at top global universities, internships, and gap year opportunities.
CAREERS, CONFIDENCE, AND CONNECTIONS Graduates stand out for their social confidence, independence, and global mindset, excelling in fields such as business, politics, law, creative arts, and international relations. Alongside this, networking opportunities with peers and curated events open doors for the future.
AN ENRICHING OXFORD EXPERIENCE Students enjoy a welcoming community in an elegant campus of over 28 buildings in one of the world’s most famous university cities. Activities, excursions, and the St Clare’s family spirit ensure lifelong memories and friendships.
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LIFE
IN OXFORD Live and study in Oxford with people from around the world Oxford is a safe, small and thriving multicultural city where you can enjoy beautiful architecture, picturesque parks, riverside walks and cultural sites as well as world-famous museums, libraries and art galleries. We are lucky to have resources such as the Bodleian Library, Ashmolean Museum and Modern Art Oxford on our doorstep, and there are lots of engaging talks, lectures, seminars, exhibitions and theatre shows to stimulate your learning. Punting on the river is a popular pastime in Oxford, as well as theatres, music events, mini golf and bowling venues, cinemas, and escape rooms for a fun evening or weekend activity.
For the shopping enthusiast there is a wide selection of retail outlets, local markets and places to eat in the city including the popular Westgate Centre and Covered Market. Nearby there is also the famous Bicester Village outlet centre. For those wanting to explore outside Oxford, there are nearby attractions such as Blenheim Palace, Cotswold Wildlife Park, and beautiful Cotswold villages. London is only an hour away by train and is the home of many attractions such as Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, the London Eye, Tower of London, Madame Tussauds and Oxford Street, as well as many Premier League football teams. 3
UNIVERSITY
AND CAREER COUNSELLING Personalised support to help you make informed decisions about your future career path. Our University and Career Counselling provision is among the best in the world. Our team act as coaches, with 1-to-1 guidance alongside a rigorous careers education programme. Our students progress to the best and most exciting universities around the world, and we work hard to empower you to find the best fit for you and create the opportunities you want. We start with you, not with piles of prospectuses or endless online searches. This is where aspiration and ambition meet knowledge and experience. • Benefit from 1:1 specialist expertise • Apply to university, apprenticeships, professional internships and gap year schemes anywhere in the world • Understand yourself and your goals better • Boost your professional and self-presentation skills in English • Take specialist SAT tuition courses* and sit digital tests at our centre • Discover academic enrichment and subject exploration in Oxford and beyond and learn how to use this to your advantage in university applications • Join our bespoke careers platform to unlock career and university learning modules designed for international students We have progression agreements with a range of international universities, meaning that you are guaranteed an offer if you follow our University Foundation Programme and achieve the required grades. Our courses prepare you for a huge range of universities and courses, and you are not limited to those we have agreements with.
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Careers events • Higher Education fair: one of the largest school-based fairs outside London, with representatives from over 90 universities and 20 countries • Meet representatives 1:1 from, for example SciencesPo (France), NYU (USA), McGill (Canada), Cambridge (UK) and many more including specialist art schools • St Clare’s Creates Futures: connect with alumni and mentors to learn about current trends and future developments in the workplace worldwide
*offered in Spring semester only. Extra fees apply.
DESTINATIONS
Destinations 2023-2025 33% UK
18%
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UNIVERSITY 43% Europe
USA
The breadth of top-quality global universities our students progress to is a fantastic success story. Our programmes give students the opportunity to aspire to a wide range of prestigious universities around the world.
6% Rest of World
Recent Destinations include:
Popular Subjects include:
• University of Amsterdam – PPLE • University of St Andrews • Bocconi University • University of Bristol • Brown University • City, University of London • University of Durham • EBS Business School • Ecole Hotelière de Lausanne • University of Edinburgh • Erasmus University Rotterdam
• International Business Management • Economics/Finance • Politics/PPE • Psychology • Liberal Arts and Sciences • English Literature • Biomedical Sciences • Law • Architecture • Computer Science • Hospitality Management and more...
• ESCP Business School • Haverford College • IE University • London School of Economics • Maastricht University • Santa Clara University • Trinity College Dublin • University College Roosevelt • University of Utrecht • University of Virginia • Wake Forest University and more...
Progression examples: German student
Abitur
University Foundation Programme (Politics, Philosophy, Economics) 1 year
Economics and Social Sciences at Bocconi University, Italy
Mexican student
HS Diploma
University Foundation Programme (Business, Economics, Maths) 1 year
Computer Science and Maths Major at Santa Clara University, USA
Dutch student
HAVO Diploma
University Foundation Programme (Psychology, Business, Economics) 1 year
Hospitality Management at Glion/Les Roches, Switzerland
American student
US HS Diploma
Undergraduate Programme 1 semester
Computer Science and Philosophy Double Major at Brown University, USA
German student
Abitur
English plus Academic Subjects 1 semester
Management at the London School of Economics (LSE)
American student
US HS Diploma
Undergraduate Programme 1 year
Political Science at University of Edinburgh, UK 5
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UNIVERSITY PATHWAYS STUDY ABROAD & GAP YEAR COURSES
Bridge the gap between school and university Age:
16+
English Level:
B1+ – C2 (intermediate to very advanced)
Class size (max): 15 Lessons:
22 (20 hours)
Length:
September entry: 34 weeks October entry: 27 weeks
Start dates:
September & October 2026 September 2027
Why choose this programme: • Global university opportunities: prepare for university study in the UK, Europe or around the world • Guaranteed university entry: on successful completion of the programme. We prepare you for a wide range of undergraduate degrees. We also have progression agreements with several international universities, which means you are guaranteed a conditional offer
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University Foundation Programme
• Expert guidance: succeed with the support of our expert team of university and career counsellors, who help you find the course and university that is right for you • Language and study skills: develop the academic English and study skills (critical thinking, digital literacies, essay writing, research and presentations skills) required for successful university study through independent study projects • Specialist subject teachers: maximise your learning potential with experienced, supportive teachers • Academic options: select from a range of academic subjects to broaden your university degree choices • Small international classes: study and learn as an individual in a group of no more than 15 students from all over the world • Supportive programme design: study in structured modules to help if you are new to certain academic subjects • Advance your self-awareness: make informed decisions about your future career path • Receive support: for your academic and personal wellbeing needs from your Personal Tutor
Programme structure
• Externally verified: by an examiner to ensure that our grades and processes are equivalent to other courses in the UK
Core English
Pathways - visit our website for the 8 pathway options
English language and academic study skills, for university and IELTS preparation
Choose 3 academic subjects to form your pathway, from: Advanced Maths* Computer Science* Maths Biology* Economics Philosophy Business Humanities* Politics Communications* Literature* Psychology *new from September 2027
Supplementary subjects - 2 of the following:
University and Career Counselling
Global Issues Law Statistics
University and Career sessions and 1-to-1 advice
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Programme structure
Why choose this programme: • Academic subjects in English: explore the academic subjects you might choose at university – perhaps something completely new
English plus Academic Subjects (EAS) Explore your options for higher education Age:
16+
English Level:
B2 – C2 (upper intermediate to very advanced)
Class size (max): 15 Lessons:
19 (17 hours) From September 2027: 22 (20 hours)
Length:
14 weeks (1 semester)
Start dates:
September; January
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• English language skills: build the academic literacies you need for success at university
• academic & study skills for Higher Education • preparation for IELTS or Cambridge exams • critical thinking • using reliable sources • academic essay writing • presentations Academic subjects – a choice of 3 from the following areas
• Experience the international classroom: enjoy small interactive classes taught by specialist subject teachers • Go beyond the classroom: take advantage of the academic and cultural life of Oxford • Make connections: build your network as you study with American undergraduates and students from more than 20 countries • Get ready for university: strengthen your academic profile and succeed with the support of our expert team of university and career counsellors • Receive support: for your academic and personal wellbeing needs from your Personal Tutor
English for Academic Purposes
• Art • Art History • Biology* • Business • Communications • Computer Science* • Economics • English Literature • Film Studies • History • International Relations • Languages: Chinese, French, Russian, Spanish and more... • Law • Marketing • Maths • Philosophy • Photography • Politics • Psychology
*new from September 2027
English plus Academic Subjects Compact
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Build skills and university confidence Age:
16+
English Level:
B2 – C2 (upper intermediate to very advanced)
Programme Details
Class size (max): 15
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Lessons:
19 per week (17 hours)
Length:
6 weeks
Start date:
May
Programme structure English for Academic Purposes
Academic subjects – a choice of 3 from the following areas
• academic & study skills for Higher Education • preparation for IELTS or Cambridge exams • critical thinking • using reliable sources • academic essay writing • presentations
• Art • Art History • Business • English Literature • Marketing • Philosophy • Politics
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Undergraduate Programme (UP) Expand your academic knowledge Age:
17+
English Level:
C1 – C2+ (advanced to native speaker)
Class size (max): 15 Lessons:
15+ per week (13.75+ hours)
Length:
14 weeks (1 semester)
Start dates:
September; January
Why choose this programme: • University-level study: explore and develop your academic interests at university level and learn alongside undergraduate students from our partner universities in the USA • Interactive learning: study in small seminars of 3-15 students taught by university-based academic staff • Tutorial research: deepen your understanding of a subject you are passionate about with a tutorial designed to meet your interests, or choose from a wide range of options • Go beyond the classroom: take advantage of the academic and cultural life of Oxford with university lectures and study trips to our world class museums in Oxford and London • English language study: continue towards an IELTS or Cambridge exam with our 3-hour tutorial option • Quality assurance: our academic programme is accredited by the University of San Diego • Self-development: build confidence and independence whilst being challenged intellectually with individual support • Academic mentor: your Personal Tutor supports your learning and oversees your welfare needs • Progress to higher education: gain support of our expert university and career counsellors, who can help you find the course and university that is right for you in the UK, USA or anywhere in the world.
Programme structure Your programme comprises: 5 seminar courses (or 4 seminar courses and 1 tutorial course) and 1 hour of support from your Personal Tutor per week.
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Our wide range of subject areas means you can choose from over 80 introductory and advanced academic courses, from the following subject areas: • Art • Art History • Biology* • Business • Communications • Computer Science* • Drawing • Economics • English Literature • Ethics, Values and the Law • Film Studies • History • International Relations • Languages: Chinese, French, Japanese, Russian, Spanish and more... • Marketing • Maths • Philosophy • Photography • Politics • Psychology • Religion • Sociology
*new from September 2027
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ENGLISH COURSES
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Enhance your language skills for everyday life
Online Personal Language Training
Age:
16+
Design your own programme
English Level:
A2 – C2 (pre-intermediate to very advanced)
Age:
16+
English Level:
A1 – C2 (beginner to very advanced)
Class size (max): 15 Lessons:
25 per week (23 hours)
Class size (max): 1-to-1 online
Length:
2+ weeks
Lessons:
10, 15 or 20
Start dates:
September, October, January, February, March, April, May
Length:
1+ weeks (no maximum)
Start dates:
Flexible
• Build confidence and fluency in your speaking, listening, reading and writing
• Maximise your progress with an intensive 1-to-1 course
• Develop your range of vocabulary and improve your grammatical accuracy
• Create a course to fit your specific academic or professional needs
• Explore stimulating topics through Weekly Themes
• Build your confidence and competence in using English
English for Examinations
Why choose these programmes:
Prepare for IELTS or Cambridge exams
• Choose your focus: language learning for career, life or an examination
Age:
16+
English Level:
B2-C2 (intermediate to very advanced)
Class size (max): 15 Lessons:
25 per week (23 hours)
Length:
2+ weeks
Start dates:
September, October, January, February, March, April, May
• Gain an externally recognised qualification • Improve your language skills and knowledge for academic study at university • Focus on examination know-how and strategies to maximise your exam success
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English for Life
• Small class size: improve your English language skills as an individual in a group of no more than 15 • Interactive learning: develop your language competence through structured, communicative activities with classmates • Quality teaching: maximise your learning potential with experienced, supportive teachers • Weekly Themes: consolidate and build your language and your knowledge of the world through culturally, politically and historically interesting topics • Study Visits: take your language learning outside the classroom to local places of interest • Academic Tutorials: review your learning with your Personal Tutor, develop new strategies and prepare for your future goals • Open Learning Club: develop your language and exam skills after lessons, with a teacher to guide you
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STUDENT SUPPORT We work hard to provide a safe, nurturing and engaging environment to stimulate learning and encourage you to succeed. Walking around, you see individualism and character, engagement with the community, independence, and happy, fulfilled students. Our excellent staff-to-student ratio provides dedicated support throughout your studies.
YOUR 24 HOUR SUPPORT TEAM Personal Tutor Teachers
House Parents & Residential Manager / Homestay Provider Admin & Academic Office Team
Safeguarding Team
Careers & Higher Education Adviser
Student Residence Team
Director of Studies
Activities Coordinator
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SEND support
In-house Nurse & Counsellor
Housekeeping & Maintenance
Resources Student Hub: a dynamic space to socialise, have coffee with friends and sign up to activities Academic Library: four floors with study rooms, as well as an extensive range of academic books and online resources Art Studio: modern art studio with state of the art facilities for traditional techniques such as drawing, painting and printmaking, as well as new media like photography, animation, digital and video art Music: you can book individual music lessons, join college music groups, and equipped music practice rooms are available for you to practice your instrument Open Learning Club: develop your language and exam skills after lessons with a teacher to guide you St Clare’s Seminar Series: experience university-level lectures with expert guest speakers on intellectuallyengaging topics
Lauren
USA Undergraduate Programme
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I thought it would be very hard to achieve my goal, but when I arrived I realised I wouldn’t struggle. The programme is very enjoyable, the class style is very similar to university, and we can have numerous experiences.
Jimena
Spain English for Life
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This programme has completely changed my life. There’s just something so different about being here. I have friends studying abroad elsewhere and it really just does not compare. I plan on going home and raving about it!
Chamine
Benin University Foundation Programme NOW: University of Manchester
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I really like the way the teachers teach us to speak more. It is a very different way to learn English, and with people from different countires, you have the opportunity to improve your English every day in a very fun way.
The courses are interactive, but you also develop autonomy and self-discipline. If you want to acquire the necessary skills to go to university, come here.
Roosmarijn
Netherlands English Plus Academic Subjects
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STUDENT STORIES
South Korea University Foundation Programme NOW: City, University of London
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Jinwoo
I really like that I could choose subjects which I didn’t study in High School, so it is a challenge for me and a small step outside my comfort zone.
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COLLEGE LIFE
Our college residences for over 18s offer: • a choice of single or twin room, with either shared or in-flat bathroom • kitchen for self-catering • communal spaces, such as common rooms, dining rooms and outdoor green spaces • a residential manager for student welfare and support Our boarding houses for under 18s offer: • a twin room with shared bathroom • communal spaces, such as common rooms, small kitchens and outdoor green spaces • a house parent for student welfare and support
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College residences
• breakfast and dinner provided Benefits: • make friends with other international students • learn to become more independent • find out about different cultures in a shared living environment
Homestay Living with one of our English-speaking homestays offers: • a single room with either shared or private bathroom • breakfast and dinner provided • a homestay host for student welfare and support Benefits: • immerse yourself in British life and culture • support to settle into life in Oxford • practise your English in authentic situations
Enjoy a home from home As you walk through the college, you will hear languages from all over the world being spoken. Students from over 50 countries study with us each year. This cultural diversity creates a welcoming environment for students from all backgrounds, cultures and traditions. Global awareness is an integral part of the educational experience. We encourage students to value and respect differences as we believe learning is enhanced by the breadth of views and ideas. Our international outlook broadens perspectives and truly prepares students for further study and beyond. We offer a comfortable and safe residential experience, within college residences or with a homestay provider, close to campus, Summertown and Oxford City Centre. All accommodation options include free Wi-Fi and 24-hour support.
Food Our bright, spacious dining hall provides a comfortable and relaxed space for you to eat and socialise. We offer a wide range of delicious and nutritious meals, which promote a well-balanced diet. We cater for all dietary requirements and lunch is included in the programme fees. Snacks and drinks are available all day at our café, The Globe at 135, and in the Student Hub. There are many cafes and restaurants of different cuisines within walking distance in Summertown, or in Oxford city centre.
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SPORT
Sport is a vibrant part of life at St Clare’s, promoting health, well-being, and community through a wide range of inclusive activities for all interests and abilities. We offer a variety of sport opportunities, with some offered at a competitive team level. Sports on offer may include: • Boys football • Girls football • Basketball • Tennis • Volleyball
• Badminton • Running • Yoga • Table tennis • Horse riding
We use specialised facilities across Oxford for much of our sport training: • Oxford City Football Club • Kirtlington Golf Club • Ferry Leisure Centre • Oxfordshire Health and Racquets Club All students have the opportunity to join the the Oxfordshire Health and Racquets Club at a heavily subsidised rate, where students of all fitness levels have access to top-tier facilities such as swimming pools, fitness studios, and a wide variety of classes.
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ACTIVITIES AND EXCURSIONS We offer a varied and exciting weekly activities and excursions programme, created by our Activities Coordinator. This gives you an opportunity to enhance your personal and interpersonal development by learning and engaging in fun and worthwhile experiences. Share your interests with us, and we will do our best to include it in the programme. Our study visits build a link between the classroom and the real world. Recent examples include visits to the law courts, Freud Museum and a local business (for example, the BMW factory). Activities and excursions have recently included: THEATRE & MUSIC
MUSEUMS & EXHIBITIONS
• London West End • Royal Shakespeare Company • Classical music choirs and concerts at Oxford University
• Ashmolean Museum • National History Museum • Roman Baths • National Gallery • Bletchley Park • Law Courts
ACTIVE & ADVENTURE
LONDON
• Ice Skating • Go Ape • Wet n Wild • Thorpe Park • Paintballing • Cornwall • New Forest • Go-Karting
• London Eye • Tower of London • Covent Garden • Buckingham Palace • Camden Market • Westfields • River Thames boat trip • Harrods
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Study visits, activities and excursions enrich your learning experience.
LANDMARKS & ATTRACTIONS • Stonehenge • Bicester Village • Blenheim Palace • Cadbury’s World • Christmas Market
CLUBS & ACTIVITIES
CITIES
• Coding • Chess • Table top gaming • Cooking club • Pottery making
• Brighton • Bath • Bristol • Warwick • Stratford
WEEKEND TRIPS • Liverpool • Cornwall • Dublin • Whitby
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Become a lifelong member of our international alumni community We provide a range of benefits to support our alumni on a personal, academic and professional level.
Advance Your Journey • Enhance your career prospects by connecting with mentors and experienced alumni • Deepen your knowledge and passions through exclusive access to our seminar series
Grow Your Network • Connect with a global community of St Clare’s alumni • Attend our annual Alumni Reunion events • Share your expertise by participating as a guest speaker or career event contributor
Stay Connected • Book a personalised tour of the St Clare’s campus • Stay up-to-date with all our latest news and announcements, receive newsletters and hear about future events
Give Back • Share your Success Story to inspire others • Become a mentor for current and former students • Help promote our latest news, stories and events
AT A GLANCE Programme
Age
English for Life
16+
English for Examinations
16+
University Foundation Programme
16+
English plus Academic Subjects
16+
English plus Academic Subjects Compact
16+
Undergraduate Programme
17+
Your English Level A2
B1
B2
C1
C2
Goal
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WHICH PROGRAMME? English Language Development and Examinations
University and Gap Year Success
For more details about our Summer Courses, please see our Summer brochure.
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FEES 2026-2027 University Foundation Programme Tuition fee also includes course books and 1 IELTS exam. College Accommodation (18+)
Homestay Accommodation
Under 18s residence
(self-catered)
(breakfast & dinner included)
(full board)
Single Standard Single Superior
Twin Standard
Twin Superior
Single Standard
Single Superior
Dates
Tuition
Twin Standard
5 September 2026 - 19 June 2027 34 weeks tuition
£27,676
£10,728
£13,320
£13,860
£16,488
£11,556
£14,508
£17,442
1 November 2026 - 19 June 2027 27 weeks tuition
£21,978
£8344
£10,360
£10,780
£12,824
£8988
£11,284
£13,851
English plus Academic Subjects (EAS) Tuition fee also includes 1 Cambridge or IELTS exam. College Accommodation (18+)
Homestay Accommodation
Under 18s residence
(self-catered)
(breakfast & dinner included)
(full board)
Single Standard Single Superior
Twin Standard
Twin Superior
Single Standard
Single Superior
Dates
Tuition
Twin Standard
5 September - 19 December 2026
£11,116
£4470
£5550
£5775
£6870
£4815
£6045
£7182
£11,116
£4470
£5550
£5775
£6870
£4815
£6045
£7182
14 weeks tuition 9 January - 8 May 2027 14 weeks tuition
EAS Compact College Accommodation (18+)
Homestay Accommodation
Under 18s residence
(self-catered)
(breakfast & dinner included)
(full board)
Single Standard Single Superior
Twin Standard
Dates
Tuition
Twin Standard
9 May - 19 June 2027 6 weeks tuition
£4764
£1788
Twin Superior
Single Standard
Single Superior
£2220
£2310
£2748
£1926
£2418
£3078
Undergraduate Programme (UP) College Accommodation (18+)
Homestay Accommodation
Under 18s residence
(self-catered)
(breakfast & dinner included)
(full board)
Single Standard Single Superior
Twin Standard
Twin Superior
Single Standard
Single Superior
Dates
Tuition
Twin Standard
5 September - 19 December 2026
£14,798
£4470
£5550
£5775
£6870
£4815
£6045
£7182
£14,798
£4470
£5550
£5775
£6870
£4815
£6045
£7182
14 weeks tuition 9 January - 8 May 2027 14 weeks tuition
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College Accommodation (18+)
Homestay Accommodation
(self-catered)
(breakfast & dinner included)
Under 18s residence (full board)
Single Standard Single Superior
Twin Standard
Tuition
Twin Standard
Twin Superior
Single Standard
Single Superior
5 September - 19 December 2026 14 weeks tuition
£5894
£4470
£5550
£5775
£6870
£4815
£6045
£7182
9 January - 27 March 2027 11 weeks tuition
£4741
£3278
£4070
£4235
£5038
£3531
£4433
£5643
11 April - 19 June 2027 10 weeks tuition
£4310
£2980
£3700
£3850
£4580
£3210
£4030
£5130
5 September - 24 October 2026 7 weeks
£3017
£2086
£2590
£2695
£3206
£2247
£2821
£3591
1 November - 19 December 2026 7 weeks
£3017
£2086
£2590
£2695
£3206
£2247
£2821
£3591
9 January - 20 February 2027 6 weeks
£2586
£1788
£2220
£2310
£2748
£1926
£2418
£3078
21 February - 27 March 2027 5 weeks
£2205
£1490
£1850
£1925
£2290
£1605
£2015
£2565
11 April - 8 May 2027 4 weeks
£1764
£1192
£1480
£1540
£1832
£1284
£1612
£2052
9 May - 19 June 2027 6 weeks
£2586
£1788
£2220
£2310
£2748
£1926
£2418
£3078
£298
£370
£385
£458
£321
£403
£513
Dates
TERM FEES
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English for Exams | English for Life
SHORT COURSE FEES
WEEKLY COURSE FEES (prices per week) 1-5 wks
6-11 wks
12-17 wks
18-23 wks
24-35 wks
36+ wks
£441
£431
£421
£411
£401
£391
Entry points for 2026-2027: 5 & 27 September, 1 November 2026; 9 & 31 January, 21 February, 11 April, 9 & 30 May 2027 (alternative entry points available on request)
Registration Fee & Deposit
Included in all fees
Registration fee: £125
• Travel insurance
Deposit: £500
• Lunch, Monday-Friday • University & Career Support
Optional Extras One-to-One English
• Course materials • Activities & Excursions £100 per lesson*
• Certificate/transcript & progress report
MEALS Breakfast - pay as you go
£5.70 per day
Dinner - pay as you go
£11.50 per day
Breakfast - meal plan (Mon-Sun)
£39 per week
Dinner - meal plan (Mon-Sun)
£80 per week
Breakfast & Dinner - meal plan (Mon-Sun)
£119 per week
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AIRPORT TRANSFERS (one way) Heathrow
£198
Gatwick
£252
Luton
£222
Stansted
£276 ALL PRICES CORRECT AT TIME OF PRINTING
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FEES 2027-2028 University Foundation Programme Tuition fee also includes course books and 1 IELTS exam. College Accommodation (18+)
Homestay Accommodation
Under 18s residence
(self-catered)
(breakfast & dinner included)
(full board)
Single Standard Single Superior
Twin Standard
Dates
Tuition
Twin Standard
4 September 2027 - 17 June 2028 34 weeks tuition
£28,798
£11,376
Twin Superior
Single Standard
Single Superior
£14,112
£14,544
£17,316
£12,132
£15,228
£18,496
English plus Academic Subjects (EAS) Tuition fee also includes 1 Cambridge or IELTS exam.
14 weeks tuition 15 January - 13 May 2028 14 weeks tuition
Homestay Accommodation
(self-catered)
(breakfast & dinner included)
Under 18s residence (full board)
Single Standard Single Superior
Twin Standard
Tuition
Twin Standard
Twin Superior
Single Standard
Single Superior
£11,900
£4740
£5880
£6060
£7215
£5055
£6345
£7616
£11,900
£4740
£5880
£6060
£7215
£5055
£6345
£7616
Dates
4 September - 18 December 2027
College Accommodation (18+)
EAS Compact College Accommodation (18+)
Homestay Accommodation
Under 18s residence
(self-catered)
(breakfast & dinner included)
(full board)
Single Standard Single Superior
Twin Standard
Dates
Tuition
Twin Standard
14 May - 24 June 2028 6 weeks tuition
£5100
£1896
Twin Superior
Single Standard
Single Superior
£2352
£2424
£2886
£2022
£2538
£3264
Undergraduate Programme (UP) Dates
4 September - 18 December 2027 14 weeks tuition 15 January - 6 May 2028 14 weeks tuition
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College Accommodation (18+)
Homestay Accommodation
Under 18s residence
(self-catered)
(breakfast & dinner included)
(full board)
Single Standard Single Superior
Twin Standard
Tuition
Twin Standard
Twin Superior
Single Standard
Single Superior
£15,680
£4740
£5880
£6060
£7215
£5055
£6345
£7616
£15,680
£4740
£5880
£6060
£7215
£5055
£6345
£7616
College Accommodation (18+)
Homestay Accommodation
(self-catered)
(breakfast & dinner included)
Under 18s residence (full board)
Single Standard Single Superior
Twin Standard
Tuition
Twin Standard
Twin Superior
Single Standard
Single Superior
4 September - 18 December 2027 14 weeks tuition
£6020
£4740
£5880
£6060
£7215
£5055
£6345
£7616
9 January - 8 April 2028 13 weeks tuition
£5590
£4108
£5096
£5252
£6253
£4381
£5499
£7072
23 April - 24 June 2028 9 weeks tuition
£3960
£2844
£3528
£3636
£4329
£3033
£3807
£4896
4 September - 23 October 2027 7 weeks
£3080
£2212
£2744
£2828
£3367
£2359
£2961
£3808
31 October - 18 December 2027 7 weeks
£3080
£2212
£2744
£2828
£3367
£2359
£2961
£3808
9 January - 19 February 2028 6 weeks
£2640
£1896
£2352
£2424
£2886
£2022
£2538
£3264
20 February - 8 April 2028 7 weeks
£3080
£2212
£2744
£2828
£3367
£2359
£2961
£3808
14 May - 24 June 2028 6 weeks
£2640
£1896
£2352
£2424
£2886
£2022
£2538
£3264
£316
£392
£404
£481
£337
£423
£544
Dates
TERM FEES
I N T E R N AT I O N A L C O L L EG E
English for Exams | English for Life
SHORT COURSE FEES
WEEKLY COURSE FEES (prices per week) 1-5 wks
6-11 wks
12-17 wks
18-23 wks
24-35 wks
36+ wks
£450
£440
£430
£420
£410
£400
Contact our Admissions team on ic.enquiries@stclares.ac.uk to request an alternative start date.
Registration Fee & Deposit
Included in all fees
Registration fee: £125
• Travel insurance
Deposit: £500
• Lunch, Monday-Friday • University & Career Support
Optional Extras One-to-One English
• Course materials • Activities & Excursions £100 per lesson*
• Certificate/transcript & progress report
MEALS Breakfast - pay as you go
£5.70 per day
Dinner - pay as you go
£11.50 per day
Breakfast - meal plan (Mon-Sun)
£39 per week
Dinner - meal plan (Mon-Sun)
£80 per week
Breakfast & Dinner - meal plan (Mon-Sun)
£119 per week
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AIRPORT TRANSFERS (one way) Heathrow
£198
Gatwick
£252
Luton
£222
Stansted
£276 ALL PRICES CORRECT AT TIME OF PRINTING
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