Keren
Keren is an Oxford University graduate and qualified teacher with a wealth of tutoring experience. She joined Keystone in 2009 and has taught over 4,200 hours. Keren specialises in teaching Classics and English to all ages as well as 11+/13+ English and Maths.
Michael
Michael studied Classics at Oxford and subsequently completed his MA in Comparative Literature at UCL. He has led numerous Keystone courses as well as supporting over 180 Keystone families. Outside of tutoring, Michael is a keen writer and a thespian at heart.
John
John is a Politics and Classical Civilisation tutor with a passion for learning and an impressive academic background. He encourages his tutees to become 'active learners' and to steer away from 'parrot-like' approaches to studying.
Ben
Ben has been tutoring for over a decade since he left Cambridge in 2012. He is an adaptable and patient tutor who teaches English and Maths up to GCSE and Latin and Greek up to A Level.
"We found Michael to be an outstanding, warm and very effective tutor. Our son was predicted a B in Latin A-Level, which would have stopped him from getting into his first choice of university. Michael not only got him up to an A, but managed to get him up to an A*. His teacher was thrilled, and quite astonished."
MOTHER OF A-LEVEL LATIN STUDENT"Brilliant! Olly certainly makes the sessions interesting and strives to make sure that the student does understand all that needs to be covered. Currently doing Protagoras and the notes I've written down are incredible -and it's just the beginning! Looking forward to the next session!"
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A Guide to Oxford Classics Admission Test (CAT)
Note: The Classics Admissions Test (CAT) has now been discontinued. Applicants do not need to take a written test as part of an application for any of the following courses: Classics, Classics and English, Classics and Modern Languages and Classics and Asian and Middle Eastern Studies at Oxford University.
How to Prepare for the Ukiset Test
For international students applying to study at UK independent schools, the UKiset (UK Independent Schools’ Entry Test) is a crucial step in the admissions process. Designed for students aged 9 to 18, the test helps schools assess academic potential and English language skills before inviting applicants to sit their own entrance exams. Some schools may even offer places based solely on UKiset results combined with school reports.
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