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Welcome to Your Self-Directed Class Orientation
Dear Students,
Welcome to Einstein School of Asia UK – Oxfordshire International College of Professionals. We are pleased to have you begin this self-directed orientation, designed to introduce you to your programme, key academic expectations, and the tools needed to succeed independently. You may have received a printed or digital version of the Einstein Wizard Course Module, and it is recommended to review or print it before proceeding. Ensure you study in a quiet, distraction-free environment with a high-speed internet connection for optimal learning. This page was carefully created by fellow learners together with the Einstein Student Support Network (ESSN). Please respect access rules; sharing materials with unenrolled students is strictly prohibited.
Welcome to a voyage of growth, knowledge, and professional excellence.
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Unit 1: YOU ARE NOW AT ROOM 608
Welcome Einstein Wizards to Virtual Room 608 in London,United Kingdom! This space has been created exclusively for students enrolled in this course. You now have access to all the lessons, resources, and activities designed to guide your learning journey. Please be reminded that only registered students are permitted to enter this room. Sharing links, passwords, or course materials with others is strictly prohibited, and access is being monitored. Enjoy your learning experience and make the most of the resources provided!
Unit 2: A Century of Vision, A Decade of Impact: Einstein School of Asia UK – Oxfordshire International College of Professionals
(INSTITUTION HISTORY SINCE 2016 )
Einstein School of Asia UK – Oxfordshire International College of Professionals
Einstein School of Asia UK – Oxfordshire International College of Professionals
Guided by the vision and humanity of Albert Einstein, born in Ulm, Germany, whose wisdom reminds us that “Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school,” our institution commenced in 2016 as a distinguished training centre for business and management, offering education at accessible rates.
From the outset, it was founded as a movement to provide learning for all, complemented by book distributions to underprivileged children and adults, demonstrating a strong commitment to societal advancement.
The founder, a licensed government educator with over 30 years of service in the Department of Education, was supported by co-founders with expertise in journalism, radio, and television broadcasting, alongside doctoral-level academics in education and school management. These pioneers established the ethos of rigour, professionalism, and excellence that continues to define the institution.
We hold firm to the principle that learning should be available to all, regardless of circumstance, for, as Einstein observed, “The value of a man resides in what he gives and not in what he is capable of receiving.” Today, the College is recognised as one of the world’s largest institutions delivering QR-coded lessons on a blended platform, certified over 60,000 students on executive courses and comprehensive career development programmes. As a for-profit social enterprise, it enables learners to study any subject, anywhere, at any time, without leaving their home country or professional duties. All courses are developed by subject matter experts from education, business, industry, and government, combining academic excellence with practical application.
To maintain global credibility, courses are benchmarked against Ofqual and CPD-accredited standards, incorporating materials from leading universities. Graduates who earn an Einstein Certificate or International Diploma gain knowledge that is recognised, career-focused, and internationally respected. As Einstein reminds us, “Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value.”
In 2018, amid post-Brexit adjustments in the UK under Theresa May, the USA under Donald Trump, and expanding digital economies across Asia and Africa, the College launched a language programme. By 2019, during significant global developments including the UK general election, executive and corporate leadership curricula, 21st-century courses, and an accelerated MBA programme featuring the Astute Management Course were introduced.
On 18 July 2019, the College was formally incorporated in England and Wales, with its prestigious London address in Shelton, Covent Garden, and registered with the UK Register of Learning Providers (UKRLP). On 1 November 2019, the Graduate School logo was officially presented, alongside postgraduate programmes including the Master in Entrepreneurship and Executive MBA.
During the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, the College launched the Einstein School of Genomic Medicine, enrolling Doctors of Medicine actively serving in the field. In May 2020, Laura Cornelius, a course presenter from BBC and Sky News London, led select virtual sessions. That month, the College also incorporated materials from Harvard, MIT, Princeton, ETH Zürich, UC Berkeley, and Imperial College London.
Additional initiatives included Executive Education programmes (M.E.E.D.) in Global Strategy, Pharmaceutical Development, Political Affairs and Public Governance, Digital Media Broadcasting, and Business Venture Development, alongside the Einstein Mini-MBA, delivered over 21 instructional days across six months. The cohort learning model ensures collaborative engagement, peer mentorship, and professional networking. Other programmes launched included the Doctor of Business Administration, Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification, and Diplomas in Pharmaceutical Medicine, Management, and Imageneering, the latter focusing on the design of theme parks and immersive entertainment experiences.
By 2024, the College introduced QR-coded courses and podcasts, further enhancing global accessibility. In 2025, Ofqual-regulated diploma programmes reinforced academic standards.
In 2026, the institution formally evolved into the Einstein School of Asia UK – Oxfordshire International College of Professionals, a reflection of distinguished service, innovation, and commitment to excellence, guided continually by the enduring wisdom of Albert Einstein.
Respect
Respect
For teachers, classmates, and the learning space. This means polite communication, listening when others speak, and appropriate behavior on camera and chat.
Responsibility
Responsibility
Owning your learning — attending on time, completing tasks honestly, following instructions, and using course access properly.
Focus
Focus
Giving full attention to the lesson. Avoid distractions, multitasking, or unrelated browsing so you truly understand the material.
Unit 3: Duration of Class -12 minutes
As you begin this self-directed course, remember that learning independently requires discipline, focus, and responsibility. Unlike traditional classes, there is no one pacing your progress — your success depends entirely on your commitment. Stay organized, manage your time wisely, and ensure a distraction-free environment with a stable internet connection. Take each module seriously, complete activities on schedule, and revisit materials when needed. Face the challenge confidently, because self-directed learning builds resilience, critical thinking, and enduring expertise.
Unit 4: Reminders from Professor X,your virtual tutor
Welcome to Unit 4. To maintain a respectful and productive learning environment, please always arrive on time, complete your assignments honestly, and participate actively in class activities. Treat teachers, staff, and fellow students with courtesy, and take care of school property. Do not cheat, bully, or engage in disruptive behavior. Avoid sharing unauthorized materials or accessing restricted areas. Following these guidelines ensures a safe, professional, and enjoyable learning experience for everyone.
Unit 3:Student Academic & Conduct Policies
1.Attendance Policy
Students must attend all scheduled sessions and learning activities punctually.
2.Academic Integrity Policy
Cheating, plagiarism, or dishonest academic behavior is strictly prohibited.
3.Respectful Conduct Policy
All students must treat staff and fellow learners with courtesy and professionalism.
4.Anti-Bullying Policy
Harassment, discrimination, or intimidation of any kind will not be tolerated.
5.Assessment Policy
Assignments must be submitted on time and completed independently.
6.Participation Policy
Active engagement in lessons, discussions, and activities is expected.
7.Digital Access Policy
Course links, QR codes, and materials must not be shared with unenrolled individuals.
8.Privacy and Data Policy
Student information and institutional materials are confidential.
9.Technology Use Policy
Devices must be used only for learning purposes during study sessions.
10.Dress and Presentation Policy
Students must maintain appropriate appearance and professional behavior during live sessions.
11.Communication Policy
Official communication must remain respectful and school-related.
12.Intellectual Property Policy
Course materials are protected and cannot be copied or redistributed.
13.Learning Environment Policy
Students must study in a quiet, distraction-free setting.
14.Disciplinary Policy
Violations of policies may lead to warnings, suspension, or removal.
15.Certification Policy
Certificates or diplomas are issued only after all requirements are met.
Integrity
Integrity
Being honest, especially in exams and assignments.
Professionalism
Professionalism
Behaving in a mature, proper, and academic manner.
Etiquette
Etiquette
Following proper online class behavior and rules.
History
History
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Who we are
Who we are
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