Oxford Open Learning
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Kings Meadow, 4, Osney Mead
Oxford, eng OX2 0DP - (186) 579-8022
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Chamber Rating
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Adam Davis
There is no way a student can pass A level French using just OOL without hiring an independent tutor. Wrongly they will receive the credit for my exam pass but I achieved this by having weekly lessons with my private tutor. The OOL tutor asigned to me was jobs-worth, any additional request for assistance was greeted with a comment that it was more than she she was paid to do!
Sep 21st, 2022 -
Charlotte Wortley
The quality of the service provided is reflected in the price. Clearly if you pay only around 500 for an A-level course you can't expect much input from teaching. Furthermore, the materials are astonishingly poor quality. I showed my French folder to native French speakers and they said that it was full of errors. The teachers also had poor knowledge of the specification and materials provided bared little relation to the exam boards' scheme of assessment. I do not even particularly think that they were qualified to teach A-levels. I have wasted the most part of a year studying with OOL. Of course, there are few options for studying A-levels as an adult, though this company isn't worth your time.
Jan 6th, 2022 -
Heidi Dewhirst
Adam Davis below is right - unless you had extra help I think you would be stuck. I passed but I already had a fairly comprehensive understanding of conversational French and simply wanted to improve my grammar. I agree with the other reviewers too - my tutor was rather uncommunicative, using one-line answers in emails, and I sensed an air of apathy over the phone at times when we did occasionally speak. What's more, I feel she may not have had that much of a higher standard of French than I already did - I would have liked to have had access to a tutor with native level French to really help immerse me in the language. I essentially taught myself on this course. The resources were good but not great - they certainly did contain spelling mistakes and typos. The only thing that helped was having a timeframe and schedule to stick to and tailored content relevant to the exam questions.
Nov 17th, 2022 -
Yekaterina Grigoryeva
Oct 14th, 2021 -
Alana
Appallingly communication on their part - failed to update on exam procedures. Understandable to a certain degree due to uncertainty of pandemic. However, totally unreasonably to not keep learners informed and then make it the fault and problem of the learner. They upheld my complaint, but now unscrupulous ignore my contact to take up remedy. Tutor's are good, but learning resources are archaic and examination procedures are unnecessarily convoluted at the best of times, let alone during a pandemic.
Aug 25th, 2021
Contact Info
- (186) 579-8022
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Oxford Open Learning?
A The phone number for Oxford Open Learning is: (186) 579-8022.
Q Where is Oxford Open Learning located?
A Oxford Open Learning is located at Kings Meadow, 4, Osney Mead, Oxford, eng OX2 0DP
Q What is the internet address for Oxford Open Learning?
A The website (URL) for Oxford Open Learning is: https://www.ool.co.uk/
Q What days are Oxford Open Learning open?
A Oxford Open Learning is open:
Friday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Tuesday: 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Thursday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Q How is Oxford Open Learning rated?
A Oxford Open Learning has a 2.9 Star Rating from 8 reviewers.
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Ratings and Reviews
Oxford Open Learning
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Overall Rating
( 8 Reviews )Adam Davis on Google
There is no way a student can pass A level French using just OOL without hiring an independent tutor. Wrongly they will receive the credit for my exam pass but I achieved this by having weekly lessons with my private tutor.
The OOL tutor asigned to me was jobs-worth, any additional request for assistance was greeted with a comment that it was more than she she was paid to do!
Charlotte Wortley on Google
The quality of the service provided is reflected in the price. Clearly if you pay only around 500 for an A-level course you can't expect much input from teaching. Furthermore, the materials are astonishingly poor quality. I showed my French folder to native French speakers and they said that it was full of errors. The teachers also had poor knowledge of the specification and materials provided bared little relation to the exam boards' scheme of assessment. I do not even particularly think that they were qualified to teach A-levels. I have wasted the most part of a year studying with OOL. Of course, there are few options for studying A-levels as an adult, though this company isn't worth your time.
Heidi Dewhirst on Google
Adam Davis below is right - unless you had extra help I think you would be stuck. I passed but I already had a fairly comprehensive understanding of conversational French and simply wanted to improve my grammar. I agree with the other reviewers too - my tutor was rather uncommunicative, using one-line answers in emails, and I sensed an air of apathy over the phone at times when we did occasionally speak. What's more, I feel she may not have had that much of a higher standard of French than I already did - I would have liked to have had access to a tutor with native level French to really help immerse me in the language. I essentially taught myself on this course. The resources were good but not great - they certainly did contain spelling mistakes and typos. The only thing that helped was having a timeframe and schedule to stick to and tailored content relevant to the exam questions.
Yekaterina Grigoryeva on Google
Alana on Google
Appallingly communication on their part - failed to update on exam procedures. Understandable to a certain degree due to uncertainty of pandemic. However, totally unreasonably to not keep learners informed and then make it the fault and problem of the learner. They upheld my complaint, but now unscrupulous ignore my contact to take up remedy. Tutor's are good, but learning resources are archaic and examination procedures are unnecessarily convoluted at the best of times, let alone during a pandemic.