One Stone!! Two Birds!!

TRIP 1 : You can feel the real premier clubs!

You can experience the real football in this trip.
You'll visit 4 cities and 15 major clubs stadiums in a month.

 

CITIES	CAMP SITE	CLUBS
London	Camp In London Olympics 2012	Arsenal
	0208 1233 917	Chelsea
	Low Hall Sports Ground, Walthamstow,	Queens Park Rangers
	London, E17 8AX	Tottenham
	http://www.campinlondon.com/	Fulham
NewCastle	Dolbryn Caravan & Camping	Newcastle Utd
Sunderland	01239 710683	Sunderland
	Capel Iwan Road, Newcastle Emlyn
	Carmarthenshire, SA38 9LP
	http://dolbryn.co.uk/
Manchester	Liverpool Sun And Air Naturist Club	Manchester Utd
Liverpool	07967 884448	Manchester City
	Sunnyside, Foxes Bank Lane, Whiston	Liverpool
	Prescot, Merseyside, L35 3ST	Bolton
	http://www.lsas.org.uk/	Blackburn
Birmingham	Chapel Lane Caravan Club Site	Aston
	01564 826483	West Bromwich
	Wythall, Birmingham
	Warwickshire, B47 6JX

TRIP 2 : trip with language course

1.language course in oxford(2 weeks)

1. how to get there

• Oxford is about 60 miles (90 kms) northwest of London and has excellent road and national rail links. Regular coach services connect Oxford with the capital and also with Heathrow, Gatwick and Luton airports.
• By car(campervan)

Birmingham-Oxford: M40-A34

Bristol-Oxford: M32-M4-A34

Cardiff-Oxford: M4-A420

Edinburgh-Oxford: A74(M)-A74-M6-M42-M40-A34

Glasgow-Oxford: M74-A74(M)-M6-M42-M40-A34

London-Oxford: A40-M40-A40

Manchester-Oxford: M56-M6-M42-M40-A34

Newcastle-Oxford: A1-A1(M)-M1-A43-M40-A34

Nottingham-Oxford: M1-A43-M40-A34

If you want more detail, further details are available on the

http://www.ox.ac.uk/visitors_friends/maps_and_directions/index.html

1. where to stay

we recommended you to stay in Oxford Camping And Caravanning Club

this is close to the university and Oxford is best explored without the car. Catch a bus from opposite the site, or walk or cycle the mile or so into the city centre. It also has facilities about

• It opens all year
• electronic hookups
• gas refills available
• shower
• toilet block
• laundry
• public transport on site
• internet access
• Address, Contact Details and Map

Oxford

Oxford Camping and Caravanning Club Site

426 Abingdon Road

Oxford

Oxfordshire

OX1 4XG

01865 244088

No calls after 8pm please.

Site Managers

Graham Bland, Tina Bland

• Seasons and Fees

standard fee is £7.00 but you would be better if you check in the websites

• further details about maps and fees

http://www.campingandcaravanningclub.co.uk/siteseekerlite/aspx/details.aspx?id=7240

http://www.campingandcaravanningclub.co.uk/siteseekerlite/aspx/details.aspx?id=7240

2. about the language course

Dates

Course A: start in Monday 23 July 2012 (4 weeks)

Course B: start in Monday 23 July 2012 (2 weeks)

Course C: start in Monday 20 August 2012 (2 weeks)

Who are the courses for?

The courses are designed to prepare international students and academic visitors for study at the University of Oxford. Students going on to another institution of higher education where English is the medium of instruction may also be accepted if places are available.

Purpose and content of the course

Students coming to study at the University of Oxford or elsewhere will be much better equipped to meet the demands of their academic life and do well in their studies if they attend a pre-sessional course. They will also be able to integrate into the social life of a university more easily.

During the courses, students will develop their skills in

- understanding lectures

- reading academic texts effectively

- taking notes from lectures and written texts

- writing academic essays

- participating in seminars and discussions

- giving presentations

- interacting in social situations

The courses will also include general study skills and cultural orientation.

The organisation of the courses

- 20 hours of tuition each week

- Students are taught in small groups of around 12 people

- Classes take place in the Language Centre

- Students have access to all of the facilities of the Language Centre, including the library, audio- and video-rooms and multi-media computers

- There is a programme of visits to places of interest

Admission requirements

Students with a conditional or unconditional offer from Oxford University are given priority. Prospective students should note that the minimum English language requirement for postgraduate students at Oxford University is IELTS 7.0/TOEFL 600 or ibTOEFL 100. For complete details, click here.

Students who have IELTS 6.5/TOEFL 575/ibT 88 or below are recommended to attend the eight-week course (Course A). Students without a score need to show their level of competence in English in order to be accepted on the course.

Accommodation

Students who are coming to study at Oxford may be housed by their own colleges, which they should contact as soon as possible to make appropriate arrangements. Students who are not intending to study at Oxford will need to make their own arrangements for accommodation. The Language Centre can provide some information about accommodation in Oxford.

Fees 2012

Course A (4 weeks): £2,300

Course B (2 weeks): £1,175

Course C (2 weeks): £1,175

For all courses, a deposit of £200 is payable at the time of application. The balance is to be paid before the start of the course and the deposit is non-refundable.

Registration

The registration form can be downloaded in web sites(http://www.lang.ox.ac.uk/courses/pre-ses.html) and sent by e-mail to: admin@lang.ox.ac.uk

It can also be sent by fax: +44 1865 283 366

Or by post to:

The Assistant Director (EPS 2012)

University of Oxford

Language Centre

12 Woodstock Rd

Oxford OX2 6HT

Great Britain

furthur details are available on http://www.lang.ox.ac.uk/courses/pre-ses.html

3. other recommended place if you got a spare time

Carfax Tower
Corner of St. Aldate's, Cornmarket Street, Queen Street, High Street

Open from April to October 10am to 5.30pm (4.30pm in October). Open Daily November to March, 10am to 3pm (4pm in March). Adults £2.20 - Seniors £2.20 - Students £2.20 - Children £1.10
Carfax is located at the junction of St Aldate's (south), Cornmarket Street (north), Queen Street (west) and the High Street (east) in Oxford, England. It is considered to be the centre of the city. The name "Carfax" derives from the French "carrefour", or "crossroads".

University Church of St. Mary the Virgin
Entrances on High Street and Radcliffe Square

Church open daily 9am -5pm (6am-6pm in July & August), Sundays the Tower opens at 12:15pm October - May, 11:15am June - September.
The Tower: .

Martyrs' Memorial
Intersection of St. Giles', Magdalen Street, and Beaumont Street

Saxon Tower of St Michael at the North Gate
Cornmarket Street.

Open 10am - 5pm Mon-Fri, 12 noon - 5pm Sunday. Admission £1.50.

Bodleian Library
Broad Street, 277216

Opening hours: Monday – Sunday all year round. Our opening hours are: Monday – Friday 9.00 – 17.00; Saturday 9.00 – 16.30; Sunday 11.00-17.00. With the exception of the Shop and the Exhibition Room, admission to the interior of the buildings is charged for.

There are a lot of diffent places for visiting. If you want more information, please explore at this website http://www.oxfordcityguide.com/ee2/index.php?/TouristInfo/SightSeeing/

2.language course in cambridge

N worship Cambridge London by train for about an hour and two hours by car is about 70 Malmn London
- Overlooking the River Cam Kamarj the large cities
- Tattabrkambrdj Muscat University of Cambridge
- A population of about 130,000 people
- There Fitzoliam Museum in Cambridge and the finest Alsmomat
- There is a park in Cambridge and there are Butaytkal Séa bridge based on the model of the sixteenth century
- There are many, among the most important fe international languog and bell cambridge school

Where to stay

Royal Cambridge Hotel

Georgian-fronted hotel conveniently situated, within easy walking distance of King's College and the famous 'Backs' of the River Cam.

About the language

cambridge(3week or 2week)

Further details are available on the

http://www.ice.cam.ac.uk/courses/summer-schools

International Summer School English courses

The Language Centre is running two English courses as part of the University's International Summer School

- a three-week IELTS Preparation Course

and a two-week EAP course.

We are now accepting applications for the 2012 Summer Schools which will run in Cambridge from 8 July ?

1 September.

Applicants can apply online

steps of details are available on the

http://www.ice.cam.ac.uk/courses/summer-schools

famous land mark

The bridge was built in 1749 by James Essex the Younger (1722-1784) to the design of William Etheridge (1709-1776). It has subsequently been rebuilt to the same design in 1866 and 1905.

If you need more information, please contact us on our blog.