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Online Sessions Have Begun!

Our online debate workshops are running every Sunday at 9:00 AM. In-person debate sessions in Oxford will begin after October half term 2026. Applications and registrations are open — sign up below!

Three Levels of Learning

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Whether you want to build core public speaking skills from home, join weekly live debates in Oxford, or test yourself in competitions — jump in wherever you feel most comfortable.

LEVEL / 01 • ONLINE WEBINAR

Learn

Online Skills Workshops: 30-minute sessions designed to build your foundational debate skills. Perfect for beginners.

Sundays, 9:00 – 9:30 AM
Google Meet (Nationwide)
Now running — join any Sunday!
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LEVEL / 02 • IN-PERSON, OXFORD

Practice

In-Person Debates: Turn theory into practice through weekly judged rounds in a friendly, supportive learning environment.

Wednesdays, 16:30 – 18:00
Hosted in Summertown, Oxford
Starting after October half term 2026
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LEVEL / 03 • TOURNAMENTS

Polish

Competitions: Put your speaking skills and quick thinking to the test in structured student tournaments with awards and feedback.

100% optional, friendly, and fun
Announcements coming soon

How It All Fits Together

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Our three levels build on each other, but you can join at any stage. Can't attend a live webinar? We record every session and send it out to all sign-ups.

01

Learn from Home

Online

Join our Sunday webinars to build debate theory, argument structure, and rebuttal techniques — all from the comfort of home at your own pace.

02

Practise In Person

Oxford

Put those skills into action in weekly live debate chambers. You'll be matched with a partner, given a motion and 15 minutes of prep, and judged with supportive feedback.

03

Compete & Polish

Tournaments

Test yourself in friendly student competitions with structured rounds, awards, and comprehensive feedback from expert adjudicators. 100% optional and always fun.

Already attended a session? Access your slides and recordings.

Session Resources →