Immerse Education - History Cambridge Summer School

Immerse Education's History Cambridge Summer School is a two-week, on-campus programme in Cambridge designed for students aged 16-2018. The course offers 40 hours of tuition delivered by academic experts and small class sizes (7-2010 students).

Participants engage in in-depth academic sessions, one-to-one tutoring, and a self-directed personal research project, culminating in a certificate of achievement. Residential participants stay in Cambridge college accommodation (typically 13 nights) with daily meals included; a non-residential option is also available.

The programme includes guest speaker sessions, extracurricular activities, and optional trips to Oxford and London. An optional UCAS points add-on (8 UCAS points) is available to eligible students. The course aims to strengthen research, essay and critical-analysis skills for students preparing for university study in history or related disciplines.

Classes are taught by tutors with university backgrounds, and participants receive personalised feedback and a final certificate to support university applications.