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    Business & Enterprise Online Course

    by Oxford Scholastica Academy

    An online business course combining entrepreneurship, management and marketing with practical projects, pitching practice and feedback from an academic tutor.

    Last verified: 8 Oct 2026Reviewed by:SSSean Stevens

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    Business and Enterprise at a glance: cost, dates and eligibility

    Current status

    Applications open

    Eligibility

    Motivated learners; English C1+

    Age range / Year group

    Ages 15-18

    Location / Region

    Online

    Cost

    £595; £995

    Duration

    1 or 2 weeks

    Format

    Online

    Application deadline

    Rolling

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    Business & EconomicsEntrepreneurshipFinance
    Language: English
    Sessions / cadence: 5–10 × 2h; weekdays; ~2h independent/day
    Mentor model: Academic tutor; maximum 15 students
    Assessment style: Projects; presentations; peer and tutor feedback
    Main deliverable / output: Business-plan presentation in week two
    Certificate: Certificate of Achievement
    Time-zone / scheduling model: 1–3 PM UK time

    Business and Enterprise summary

    Oxford Scholastica combines business fundamentals with practical exercises in marketing, leadership and entrepreneurship. Students apply ideas to case studies rather than only listening to lectures.

    The extended curriculum moves toward a service-business plan and presentation, with pitching practice and feedback from peers and an academic tutor.

    It suits students who want to test their interest in business through discussion, independent work and presenting their own ideas.

    What is Business & Enterprise Online Course?

    The Business & Enterprise Online Course is Oxford Scholastica Academy's introduction to entrepreneurship, business management and marketing. Live small-group tutorials connect economic and business concepts to case studies, debates and practical challenges.

    Students explore business objectives, branding, management styles and the effects of economic change. The extended curriculum adds business planning, pitching, financial mathematics and emerging technologies, ending with a presentation and feedback from peers and the tutor.

    Why Succeed highlights Business and Enterprise

    • The curriculum connects business theory to concrete tasks, including marketing campaigns, business plans and pitches.

    • A maximum class size of 15 supports discussion and opportunities to receive feedback.

    • Published lesson objectives and independent assignments make the academic workload easier to assess before committing.

    • The two-week project gives students a specific piece of work to discuss when reflecting on their subject interest.

    Who is Business and Enterprise for?

    Best for

    Students exploring business or entrepreneurship who enjoy discussion, teamwork and developing an idea into a persuasive presentation.

    Not ideal if

    You need a self-paced course or cannot attend the fixed live tutorials and complete the accompanying independent work.

    Is Business and Enterprise worth it?

    This course offers a useful way to test whether you enjoy analyzing businesses and communicating commercial ideas. Its strongest feature is the link between teaching, practical assignments and feedback, particularly when you complete the business-plan project.

    The value depends on participating actively and making time for the work outside tutorials. Choose the two-week option if the final project matters to you, and treat the certificate as recognition of completion rather than a university qualification.

    A practical overview of cost, time commitment, provider details, student outcomes and online support to review before deciding.

    Cost and what is included

    £595; £995; includes 20 hours of live teaching in the two-week option., Four hours of masterclass sessions in the published package., Preparatory reading list and independent study assignments., Detailed, personalized feedback., Online graduation ceremony., Certificate of Achievement upon successful completion., Tutor Letter of Recommendation for students meeting the criteria., Ambassador Program invitation and ongoing advice and support..

    Dates and time commitment

    1 or 2 weeks; 5–10 × 2h; weekdays; ~2h independent/day.

    Provider details

    Review the Oxford Scholastica Academy provider page and official sources before making a final decision.

    What the student gains

    Potential output: The two-week option culminates in a service-business plan and final presentation with peer and tutor feedback.. Check whether feedback, certificate, recommendation or application evidence is included.

    Online support and safeguarding

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    What to check before committing

    Confirm current dates, session schedule, payment terms, cancellation rules, support expectations and what output or certificate is included with the provider.

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    How much preparation does Business and Enterprise need?

    Effort level

    Moderate to high during the course.

    Best started

    Prepare your application during winter for rolling summer admissions, then reserve one or two weeks before your session for reading and setup.

    Main challenge

    Turning business concepts into a clear, defensible project and pitch.

    Typical preparation

    • Write a personal statement explaining what interests you about business and what you hope to learn.

    • Use the preparatory reading list to become familiar with basic business terminology.

    • Check the UK tutorial time against your local time and block out independent-study time.

    • Test your computer, webcam and internet connection in a quiet workspace.

    Useful if

    You want to test your interest before pursuing further business study.

    What do students do on Business and Enterprise?

    You learn business concepts through live tutorials and apply them to case studies, debates and independent assignments. Continuing into the second week adds a service-business project, pitching practice and a final presentation.

    Step-by-step process

    1. 1

      Meet your tutor and classmates, then examine business objectives and entrepreneurial motivations.

    2. 2

      Analyze economic influences and evaluate branding and marketing campaigns.

    3. 3

      Develop a disruptive marketing campaign and examine business impacts on stakeholders.

    4. 4

      Compare leadership styles and prepare for discussion and debate.

    5. 5

      In week two, develop a service-business plan and practice pitching techniques.

    6. 6

      Apply financial mathematics and investigate emerging technologies, including AI.

    7. 7

      Present your business plan and exchange constructive feedback with peers and your tutor.

    8. 8

      Celebrate successful completion at an online graduation event.

    Business and Enterprise dates and deadlines

    Applications

    Rolling admissions

    Applications are assessed without a fixed calendar deadline.

    Date not confirmed

    Business & Enterprise: May one-week course

    31 May-4 June 2027

    One-week option; £595.

    Upcoming

    Business & Enterprise: May two-week course

    31 May-11 June 2027

    Two-week option; £995.

    Upcoming

    Business & Enterprise: early June one-week course

    14-18 June 2027

    One-week option; £595.

    Upcoming

    Business & Enterprise: early June two-week course

    14-25 June 2027

    Two-week option; £995.

    Upcoming

    Business & Enterprise: late June two-week course

    28 June-9 July 2027

    Two-week option; £995.

    Upcoming

    Business & Enterprise: late June one-week course

    28 June-2 July 2027

    One-week option; £595.

    Upcoming

    Business & Enterprise: early July one-week course

    12-16 July 2027

    One-week option; £595.

    Upcoming

    Business & Enterprise: early July two-week course

    12-23 July 2027

    Two-week option; £995.

    Upcoming

    Business & Enterprise: late July one-week course

    26-30 July 2027

    One-week option; £595.

    Upcoming

    Business & Enterprise: late July two-week course

    26 July-6 August 2027

    Two-week option; £995.

    Upcoming

    Business & Enterprise: August one-week course

    9-13 August 2027

    One-week option; £595.

    Upcoming

    Business & Enterprise: August two-week course

    9-20 August 2027

    Two-week option; £995.

    Upcoming

    Eligibility and requirements

    • Designed for students ages 15-18.

    • Motivation to explore business and enterprise.

    • Strong spoken, written and reading English.

    • C1 English minimum in FAQs; online terms require above C1.

    • No academic prerequisites or formal English test required.

    • Applicants from around the world are welcomed.

    • Application and personal statement reviewed by the admissions panel.

    How much does Business and Enterprise cost?

    One-week course

    £595 — First five syllabus classes.

    Funding or discounts

    • Two-week course: £995 — Full ten-class syllabus and final business-plan presentation.

    What's included

    20 hours of live teaching in the two-week option., Four hours of masterclass sessions in the published package., Preparatory reading list and independent study assignments., Detailed, personalized feedback., Online graduation ceremony., Certificate of Achievement upon successful completion., Tutor Letter of Recommendation for students meeting the criteria., Ambassador Program invitation and ongoing advice and support.

    How to apply to Business and Enterprise

    1. 1

      Open the official application form and select the 15-18 age group and online study.

    2. 2

      Choose Business & Enterprise, your preferred session and the one-week or two-week option.

    3. 3

      Complete your application and explain your subject motivation in the personal statement.

    4. 4

      The admissions panel reviews your application and may request further information.

    5. 5

      Pay the full course fee to confirm an accepted place.

    6. 6

      Complete the Student Information Form before your course begins.

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    Learning format

    Live Zoom tutorials run from 1–3 PM UK time, with five classes in the one-week option or ten in the two-week option. Plan for around two additional hours of independent study or group work per instructional day; the two-week package includes 20 live teaching hours and four masterclass hours.

    Classes have a maximum of 15 students, and weekly video socials connect participants across courses.

    Mentorship and feedback

    • Work with an academic tutor on practical business challenges.

    • The course page lists Dr. Jaskiran Kaur Bhogal, an economics graduate with an LSE anthropology doctorate.

    • Receive detailed, personalized feedback on your work.

    • Practice giving constructive feedback to classmates.

    • Present your final business plan to peers and your tutor in week two.

    • Join masterclasses alongside students taking other subjects.

    Time-zone considerations

    • Live tutorials take place from 1–3 PM UK time.
    • Summer sessions use British Summer Time, UTC+1.
    • Students join from around the world at the same tutorial time.
    • Reserve around two additional hours daily for independent or group work.

    Tech requirements

    • A computer for tutorials and assignments.

    • A stable internet connection.

    • A webcam for online participation.

    • Access to Zoom for live tutorials.

    • A quiet room where you can work without interruptions.

    Assessment style

    Learning is project-based, with independent assignments, presentations and feedback from peers and the tutor.

    • Analyze business case studies and marketing campaigns.
    • Prepare a disruptive marketing campaign.
    • Participate in debates and pitching exercises.
    • Deliver a business-plan presentation in the two-week option.
    • Graduation requires attendance, appropriate participation and completed original work.

    Portfolio and outputs

    Main deliverable / output

    The two-week option culminates in a service-business plan and final presentation with peer and tutor feedback.

    • A disruptive marketing campaign.

    • Business pitching practice.

    • Certificate of Achievement upon successful completion.

    • Personalized recommendation for students meeting the criteria.

    • A recording of the online graduation event.

    Business and Enterprise FAQs

    No academic prerequisites are required. The admissions panel looks for curiosity, motivation and willingness to challenge yourself.

    Plan for two hours of live tutorials from 1–3 PM UK time, plus around two hours of independent study or group work. The two-week option includes 20 hours of live teaching and four hours of masterclasses.

    You need a computer, a stable internet connection and a webcam. A quiet room is recommended for tutorials, which take place through Zoom.

    The one-week course covers the first five classes, including business fundamentals, marketing and leadership. The second week adds business planning, pitching, financial mathematics, emerging technologies and a final business-plan presentation.

    The course page lists Dr. Jaskiran Kaur Bhogal, whose background includes economics and an anthropology doctorate from the London School of Economics. Faculty assignments may change.

    Students who successfully complete the course receive an Oxford Scholastica Academy Certificate of Achievement. A personalized tutor recommendation is conditional on meeting the provider's criteria.

    No. Oxford Scholastica has no formal connection with the University of Oxford or any other university, although some tutors teach or study at universities.

    Online terms allow cancellation within 14 calendar days of entering the contract, subject to deductions and additional costs if the course starts within that period. Outside that allowance, fees are generally nonrefundable and cannot be transferred or carried forward.

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    Sources and verification

    Source types reviewed

    • Booking Form
    • Terms & Conditions | Oxford Scholastica Academy
    • Online Summer School 2027 | Oxford Scholastica
    • Online Summer School Dates & Fees | Oxford Scholastica
    • Arrange a Call | Oxford Scholastica Academy
    • Oxford Scholastica Academy FAQs
    • Booking Form
    • Business and Enterprise Course Outline
    • Online Business Summer Course (Ages 15-18) | Oxford Scholastica

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