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Improvers
Improvers Courses

If you have graduated from a beginner's course and have started to play duplicate bridge you may be interested in learning more.  We offer courses and stand-alone seminars, some of which are suitable for Improvers.   Look for courses designated as ‘Next Step+’ or ‘Intermediate’, the colour code is a shade of blue.   

Click here for a table describing the terms used which are NOT intended to be prescriptive.   The aim is simply to point people in the direction of a course that they will benefit from and enjoy.  

If you have any questions, please click to email the Education Manager.   All courses are held at Oxford Bridge Club, 147 Banbury Road, Oxford OX2 7AN.

What is available?

For an overview of current courses, seminars and events, click here.

To go direct to the booking area, click on one of the buttons below:

      

Play Bridge at Novice Sessions

Nothing beats experience at the bridge table to improve your play!

The club runs duplicate bridge sessions suitable for improvers. Look for the Learn and Play sessions on the calendar (they are in green) or review the session overview information elsewhere on the website.

System Cards

If you have learned bridge through the Bridge for All Programme, you will know that both you and your partner are required to have a fully completed convention card with you when playing in a duplicate event licensed by the EBU. The convention cards (and system files) made available to you through these pages are designed to help you create your card and explain your system based on the material which you have been taught. Foundation Level is approximately the level which you will have reached at the end of BfA Book 1, Level 2 reflects approximately the level which you will have reached at the end of BfA Book 2.

There is further information on this and related topics on the EBU website from which this information comes.