It’s an advanced online program designed to help high-achieving 10th and 11th-grade students deepen their knowledge in STEM subjects, excel in competitions, and prepare for university applications, especially for top universities like Oxford and Cambridge.
The program offers modules in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.
Students will gain a deeper understanding of core concepts, enhance their critical thinking and problem-solving skills, improve their academic performance, and gain a competitive edge for university admissions.
The program is delivered online through live interactive sessions, with opportunities for offline interaction with tutors through school visits.
We offer two options: Individual Enrolment and School Enrolment (Collaborative Mode).
Individual Enrolment allows students to enrol independently, while School Enrolment involves schools selecting and managing a group of students. School Enrolment offers additional benefits like dedicated teaching assistants, streamlined logistics, and a more structured learning environment.
Yes, students who enrol individually will join the same online classes as students enrolled through schools, creating a collaborative learning environment.
For Individual Enrolment, parents can enrol their child directly through our website. For School Enrolment, please contact your school’s administration to inquire about their participation in the program.
The modules are designed to progressively increase in difficulty and complexity, building upon the knowledge and skills gained in previous levels.
These live courses are designed to help you prepare for the TMUA (Test of Mathematics for University Admission) and the Oxford MAT (Mathematics Admissions Test). These tests are essential for admission to Mathematics, Computer Science, or Economics-related courses at top universities, including Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College, LSE, and UCL.
We offer three course options to suit your needs and schedule:
These live courses are designed to help you prepare for the ESAT (Engineering and Science Admissions Test) and the Oxford PAT (Physics Aptitude Test). These tests are essential for admission to Engineering, Sciences, or Materials Science related courses at top universities, including Oxford, Cambridge, and Imperial.
We offer three course options to suit your needs and schedule:
The live classes will include a mix of lectures, problem-solving sessions, and Q&A sessions.
We keep our classes with a minimum of 4 students. If a class doesn’t meet this minimum, we’ll happily place you in another suitable class or offer a full refund.
We use Tencent Meeting or VooV Meeting for our live classes. You’ll receive instructions on how to access the platform before the course starts.
Absolutely! All classes are recorded and accessible until the end of the school term or the bootcamp, so you can catch up or review the material at your own pace.
Yes, the deadline for enrollment is 3 days before the course start date. This allows us to ensure we have everything prepared for a smooth learning experience.
We understand that circumstances may change. Here’s our refund policy:
Ready to enroll? Simply select your preferred course on our website and follow the registration instructions. You’ll be invited to your learning group. For any questions before enrolling, feel free to contact us.
The Cambridge STEP (Sixth Term Examination Paper) is a challenging assessment used by universities like Cambridge and Warwick to assess candidates’ advanced mathematical thinking and problem-solving skills. It’s particularly important for students applying for mathematics-related courses. Learn more in our Cambridge STEP Essential Guide: The Key Concepts.
The TMUA (Test of Mathematics for University Admission) is a computer-based test that assesses your mathematical thinking and reasoning skills. It’s used by several universities as part of their admissions process for mathematics and related courses. Learn more in our TMUA Essential Guide: The Key Concepts.
The Oxford MAT (Mathematics Admissions Test) is also a compter-based test, since 2023, that focuses on problem-solving and mathematical reasoning. It’s specifically required for applicants to undergraduate mathematics, computer science or related courses at the University of Oxford. Learn more in our Oxford MAT Essential Guide: The Key Concepts.
The ESAT (Engineering & Science Admissions Test) is a computer-based test used by the University of Cambridge and Imperial College London to assess applicants for engineering and science courses. It covers mathematics, physics, chemistry and biology. Learn more in our ESAT Essential Guide: The Key Concepts.
The Oxford PAT (Physics Aptitude Test) is also a computer-based test, since 2023, used by the University of Oxford to assess applicants for physics and related courses. It focuses on physics problem-solving and understanding. Learn more in our Oxford PAT Essential Guide: The Key Concepts.
You’ll get:
Our learning materials include a mix of original questions crafted by UEIE’s expert tutors and questions carefully selected or adapted from past Oxbridge admissions tests and relevant competitions.
After purchase, you’ll receive immediate access to the video lectures ( Video Lectures users only) and practice questions through your online account. You can stream the lectures and access them anytime, anywhere, on your PC, tablet or mobile devices for two years.
While the video lectures and materials are designed to be comprehensive, we understand you might have specific questions or need a deeper understanding of the concepts. We offer paid tutoring services to provide personalized support and answer your questions in detail. Contact us for more information about our tutoring options.
Please note that we DO NOT offer refunds for our video lectures and practice questions. We encourage you to carefully review the course detials, including course curriculum, sample lectures, sample practice questions, and FAQs to ensure the course is a good fit for your needs before purchasing.
All of our Mock Exam questions are original and written by UEIE’s team of expert tutors.
Absolutely, our mock exams are regularly updated to reflect the latest exam syllabi and question styles.
Yes, our online platform is fully compatible with mobile devices, allowing you to practice on the go.
Currently, we do not offer automated performance analysis. However, you can review your answers and compare them to the detailed solutions provided to identify areas for improvement.
Yes, our solutions and explanations are designed to be clear and self-explanatory, making them ideal for independent study.
To maximise your learning experience and ensure the value of our unique exam content, the mock exams are designed for a single attempt. This encourages careful consideration and analysis during your first try, helping you identify areas for improvement and effectively focus your study efforts.
Yes, each mock exam has a time limit that matches the official exam, helping you develop effective time management skills.
Currently, we do not offer any service for answering specific questions within the mock exams. Generally, most questions about the mock exam questions from our users can be resolved through the detailed solutions and explanations provided. If you believe that there are errors in the mock exam questions or solutions, you are welcome to submit the relevant information to our support team. We will correct them as soon as possible or provide a solution for you.
Our dedicated support team is readily available to assist you with any technical questions or technical difficulties. You can reach them through instant message app or info@ueie.com.
