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OLAT Tuition for Oxford University
Keystone Tutors works with a range of specialist tutors who can assist students approaching university aptitude tests for Oxbridge including the OLAT. Our Languages tutors have extensive experience with the OLAT, both through having successfully sat the test and then gone on to tutor it. If you are considering applying to Oxford University to study single and joint-honours Oriental Languages courses, our OLAT tutors can help.
Here is a sample of the OLAT tutors we represent:
Kiera
Kiera is a Cambridge graduate and writer. She has QTS and has worked as both a primary teaching assistant and secondary languages teacher in schools. She teaches across the age range. Her approach to tutoring is gentle and fun. She also has experience working with students with SEN.
Iante
Iante is experienced Humanities and Languages tutor. Alongside tutoring Iante is hoping to pursue interests in contemporary Middle Eastern Art.
Feedback on the OLAT tutors we work with
"I am a very proud mum! My daughter was successful in receiving an offer from Oxford at her chosen college. What an amazing achievement. So happy for her. Thanks to you and all the team for your support, it was very worthwhile and very much appreciated."
Mother of Oxbridge Candidate"Many thanks for all your support for my son, it made a huge difference and I am sure he would not have had an interview in Oxford without your help. He enjoyed working with you and learnt a lot in a very short time!"
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How our OLAT tutoring works
The OLAT requires you to attempt to ‘translate', spot patterns to infer grammatical rules and apply those grammatical rules in new contexts. The OLAT tutors we represent will help your child reflect on and refine their language learning skills, and understand how to apply these to unfamiliar languages quickly and accurately. They can take your child through practice papers to familiarise them with the time pressure and challenging nature of this exam, and help them develop the strategies and techniques they will need to achieve their best possible result.
All tutoring is tailored to the individual needs of each child based on their strengths, weaknesses, learning style and the entrance procedures of the course they are applying to.
About Keystone Tutors
Established in 2007, Keystone have helped over 10,000 students fulfil their educational potential. Uniquely, Keystone exclusively employs 60 full-time UK based tutors and also represents a highly select pool of freelance tutors. With offices in London, Hong Kong and Singapore and recommended by head teachers of top independent schools, we have an exceptional reputation for helping students (wherever they are in the world) achieve their best; delivering outstanding results, building confidence and instilling life-long intellectual curiosity.
Finding the right tutor for each child
We go the extra mile to match a great tutor with your child and ensure a perfect fit.
When you request a tutor through Keystone we spend a significant amount of time learning about your circumstances. Priding ourselves on how well we know our tutors’ specialist strengths and university institution experience, we ensure that we put forward the very best tutor for your requirements.
During the first session the tutor starts by assessing where the child is at, their academic ability, their strengths and perceived weaknesses. Tutors will then devise a programme tailored to the specific circumstances of the student and your target course.
After the first lesson, one of our dedicated client managers will contact you to find out how the lesson went. Our client managers are always available at the end of the phone and they are frequently praised for their efficiency, dedication and responsiveness.
1. DETAILED CONSULTATION
2.ACADEMIC ASSESSMENT (OPTIONAL)
3.RIGOROUS TUTOR SELECTION PROCESS
4. REGULAR FEEDBACK & REPORTING
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FAQs
Yes. Our OLAT tutors are able to deliver in-person tuition in London. For those outside of central London we offer online tutoring.
The OLAT tutors we represent are well versed in delivering online tuition, using videoconferencing and an interactive whiteboard. This gives students, wherever they are in the world, access to experienced, high quality tutors who are familiar with the requirements of the OLAT admissions tests and Language interviews.
We have a monthly reporting system which is used to update parents on an ongoing basis. The monthly report details:
- the focus of that month’s tutoring
- the form of assessment used
- the student's achievements and areas for further work
- the focus for the coming month
The regular, rigorous reporting of the tutors we represent is frequently commended by parents.
The Oriental Languages Aptitude Test (OLAT) is an exam used by Oxford University as part of their assessment process for candidates applying to study Arabic, Hebrew, Jewish, Persian, or Turkish Studies as part of any Oriental Studies or Middle Eastern Languages course.
The OLAT is a 30 minute test designed to assess a candidate’s ability to learn a new language quickly. It is not based on a candidate’s knowledge of any particular language.
The OLAT is taken in early November each year.
Read more in our Guide to the OLAT.
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