What Makes Oxford Learning Unique

Oxford Learning began in the mid-1980s when a team of education experts came together to create a unique learning program based on research into how children actually learn. Since then, Oxford Learning has grown to include more than 100 locations across Canada and the United States.

Oxford Learning goes beyond tutoring to help students reach their learning potential, not just for one grade or one year but for a lifetime. Our unique programs teach children to learn how to learn. Just one to two hours a week can make a world of difference in developing the right skills and habits to succeed, no matter what the subject or the grade level, and breaking the cycle of hiring tutors year-after-year.

With a goal of improved grades, motivation and confidence for every child, Oxford Learning offers four core programs:

• Little Readers® — children ages 3 to 6
• Beyond Tutoring™ — students in Grade 1 to 8
• Advantage High School Success™ — Grade 9 to 12
• SAT Plus™ — college and university preparation

How to learn

To do well and get good grades you’ve got to fully grasp the subject matter. That’s why it is so important to learn how to learn. It means being capable of integrating and retaining new information.

Independent learning

At Oxford Learning we teach students how to learn and how to mentally organize information so that it makes sense. We turn students into independent learners.

It’s the foundation of good grades—and Oxford Learning is the only supplemental educator teaching students how to do it.

Personal direction

Working in small groups under the personal direction of a highly qualified instructor, Oxford Learning students develop a new approach to school work, test preparation and study habits. The result is a confident, capable student who looks forward to school.