What Are the Membership Levels and Prices at Oxford Online English?

Oxford Online English offers four membership tiers: Bronze at 10.99 USD per month, Silver at 128.99 USD per month, Gold at 239.99 USD per month, and Platinum at 340.99 USD per month. The key difference is that Bronze is a self-study membership with no live lessons, while Silver, Gold, and Platinum each bundle a set number of one-to-one lesson hours with a teacher — four, eight, and twelve hours respectively. Choose Bronze if you only want materials; choose a higher tier if you want live teaching time.

Membership levels at a glance

| Level | Price (USD/month) | One-to-one lesson hours | Main extras | |---|---|---|---|---| | Bronze | 10.99 | None | Members-only and self-study materials, premium in-depth level test, IELTS self-study materials, downloadable PDF notes for all video lessons | | Silver | 128.99 | 4 hours | All Bronze materials, choose your teacher per class, choose 30-, 60- or 90-minute classes | | Gold | 239.99 | 8 hours | All Silver/Bronze benefits, book up to 60 days in advance to get your preferred teacher and time, limited rollover (unused classes can be taken the next month) | | Platinum | 340.99 | 12 hours | All lower-level benefits, up to three changes/cancellations per month (24 hours' notice required), roll over unused classes for up to three months |

What each level actually gets you

Bronze — materials only

Bronze is the entry point. For 10.99 USD per month you get access to members-only and self-study materials, a premium in-depth level test, IELTS self-study materials, and downloadable PDF notes for all video lessons. There are no live classes at this tier, so it suits learners who are comfortable studying independently and want structured resources rather than a teacher.

Silver — your first live lessons

Silver costs 128.99 USD per month and includes four hours of one-to-one lessons with an Oxford Online English teacher, on top of all the members-only materials. You can choose your teacher for each class and pick 30-, 60- or 90-minute lesson lengths. This is the tier to consider if you want regular speaking practice but four hours a month is enough.

Gold — more hours and earlier booking

Gold is 239.99 USD per month and includes eight hours of one-to-one lessons. Beyond the Silver benefits, you can book up to 60 days in advance to secure the teacher and time you want, and there is limited rollover — classes you don't take in one month can be taken the next. The advance-booking window matters if your preferred teacher fills up quickly.

Platinum — maximum hours and flexibility

Platinum costs 340.99 USD per month and includes twelve hours of one-to-one lessons. It adds up to three changes or cancellations per month (with 24 hours' notice) and lets you roll over unused classes for up to three months. This tier suits learners with unpredictable schedules or those who want the largest block of teaching time.

How to choose

• You want materials and self-testing only: Bronze.
• You want a few live lessons a month: Silver.
• You want more lesson hours and to lock in a specific teacher early: Gold.
• You need the most hours plus cancellation and rollover flexibility: Platinum.

A practical way to compare is cost per lesson hour. Silver, Gold, and Platinum all include live teaching, so if live practice is your goal, the decision comes down to how many hours you'll realistically use each month and how much scheduling flexibility you need.

How to get started

The site describes a simple path: book your first class for 10.99 USD, discuss your needs with the teacher during that class, then make payments and book classes through the website. Lessons are delivered online using free programs such as Skype, Google Hangouts, or WhatsApp. Oxford Online English also publishes free video, listening, and reading lessons every week, so you can sample the teaching style before committing to a paid tier.

One point to verify on the site itself: the Bronze price of 10.99 USD matches the advertised first-class price, so confirm at checkout whether your first payment applies to a class, a membership, or both before you buy.