We use cookies to improve your online experiences. To learn more and choose your cookies options, please refer to our cookie policy.
JOIN OUR AMBITIOUS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS AT OIC BRIGHTON
Oxford International College Brighton is home to ambitious students and staff who support, inspire, and challenge one another to excel. Start your journey to our pioneering independent school by reviewing OIC Brighton’s entry requirements and admissions process.


OIC BRIGHTON'S ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
OIC Brighton is an ambitious and aspirational community, which is open to 13 to 18-year-olds of all backgrounds and nationalities.
We accept applications all year round and all our programmes – pre-GCSE, one- and two-year GCSE, and two-year A-level – start in September.
Your admissions journey starts with our online enquiry form. Our friendly team can answer any questions, talk you through OIC Brighton’s entry requirements, and confirm we have places available.
ENQUIRE NOWWe accept applications all year round and all our programmes – pre-GCSE, one- and two-year GCSE, and two-year A-level – start in September.
Your admissions journey starts with our online enquiry form. Our friendly team can answer any questions, talk you through OIC Brighton’s entry requirements, and confirm we have places available.
STEP 1
APPLY TO JOIN OUR THRIVING INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
Ready to apply? You’ll need to complete our online form and pay our application fee.
Once we’ve received your form, we may ask you to provide some additional documents, such as school reports, reference letters, or exam certificates.
APPLY HEREOnce we’ve received your form, we may ask you to provide some additional documents, such as school reports, reference letters, or exam certificates.

STEP 2
SIT OUR AGE-APPROPRIATE ASSESSMENTS
We’ll then invite you to sit our admissions tests. The type of assessment you’ll take depends on the year group you’re joining. After taking our tests, we’ll ask you to an interview.
Admissions tests:
- Years 9 and 10: Online aptitude test and an English assessment (if English is not your first language).
- Year 11: Online aptitude test and papers in maths and combined science.
- Year 12 (overseas-based students): online aptitude test; papers in certain A-level subjects (maths, physics, biology, and chemistry). If you’re choosing a humanities subject, you’ll need to take a short essay-based assessment.
- Year 12 (UK-based students): online aptitude test; GCSE predicted grades; and an English assessment (if English is not your first language). Non-native English speakers will need to achieve an International English Language Testing System (IELTS) score of 6.5.

STEP 3
OFFERING YOU A PLACE
Once your assessments and interview have taken place, we’ll formally offer you place. Offers to non-native English-speaking students are conditional on your International English Language Testing System (IELTS) results. There may also be other conditions attached.
To confirm your place, you’ll need to sign and return the acceptance form and pay our deposit by the date specified in the offer letter.
Joining us from overseas? We’ll send you a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) document, which you’ll need for your visa application.
To confirm your place, you’ll need to sign and return the acceptance form and pay our deposit by the date specified in the offer letter.
Joining us from overseas? We’ll send you a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) document, which you’ll need for your visa application.


PRE-ARRIVAL INFORMATION
Ahead of your first day, we'll send you a pre-arrival guide that contains essential information and a useful checklist of things you'll need to do. We’ll also send you some important documents, which you’ll need to complete and return to us.

TALK TO OUR ADMISSIONS TEAM
Every student’s application journey is different, so we’d encourage you to get in touch with our team to find out how it’ll work for you.
ENQUIRE NOW




