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Oxbridge Home Learning Reviews

4.2

76% would recommend to a friend

(34 total reviews)

Matt Jones

79% approve of CEO

75% positive business outlook

Oxbridge Home Learning has an employee rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars, based on 34 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The Oxbridge Home Learning employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Education industry (3.7 stars).

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34 reviews
1.0
10 Oct 2022

Ooft.

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Boiled water Tap, nice view of the canals.

Cons

Getting rid of good people, causing rifts in the culture, zero recognition, childish leadership.

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Oxbridge Home Learning Response
3y
As you will know from the brief time you spent at Oxbridge, great culture is very important to us; it's what drives us forward. It doesn't suit everyone. Sometimes we have to make tough decisions to protect our culture when team members don't reflect our core beliefs or performance expectations. No hard feelings, it probably wasn't right for either of us. All the best for your future.
1.0
19 July 2022
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Pros

There are no positive aspects to working at Oxbridge Home Learning.

Cons

The management will take all credit for you hard work, even to the point that they will withdraw submissions to awards in your name to reapply using your work in their own names. They will not allow pay increases citing lack of funds, whilst simultaneously purchasing themselves brand new Porsches. If you are sick or on holiday, expect to be HOUNDED with questions and demands for work. This is a really unhealthy place to work.

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Oxbridge Home Learning Response
3y
Hi there, Matt here, founder and MD. As you will already know, if you worked here (I say that as we do not have a role called “Curriculum Developer”), salaries are reviewed automatically and regularly. Our policy is to pay a high market rate whilst never reducing pay if the market is paying less. It isn’t a negotiation process; this is automatic and, in my opinion, the fairest way to reward our team without them having to ask for pay increases. Two years is a long time to spend at a ‘terrible’ place. I know that we are incredibly supportive, protective and promoting of our fantastic team. It’s a shame you’ve chosen to vent on here instead of letting us know during your exit process, which may have been helpful feedback to us to improve for future team members. As you know, with my “door’s always open” policy, I would have been happy to take on board this feedback (however much it might sting). As you would know from working at Oxbridge, we are an open, honest, and transparent place to be, and we take our ten core beliefs and culture very seriously. I firmly believe all the other fabulous reviews demonstrate that dedication to looking after our team. Maybe we just weren’t the right fit; no hard feelings. Matt Jones Founder & MD.
1.0
10 May 2020

High staff turnover

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Pros

Great if you love donuts

Cons

Very very high staff turnover

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Oxbridge Home Learning Response
4y
Our staff turnover is quite low, but we're always recruiting due to ongoing growth and business acquisitions, in these 5 years we went from 3 employees to 45, outgrowing some staff members admittedly. Our enps is very high and our external happiness and wellbeing surveys always come back very high. However - yes, we are great if you love donuts, there is always snacks available, I'm quite upset you've limited it to donuts!
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