General & Agricultural English Programs
Includes Final Exam + Agricultural English Certification
What students are saying
From the very beginning, no class has ever disappointed me. On the contrary, they have exceeded my expectations, and that's thanks to what an excellent teacher Nicolas is, as well as a good person. The classes are very dynamic and engaging, and in my experience I have learned a great deal about my profession.
— Joaquina López
The methodology is very good, it’s practical and easy to follow. The lessons are great, with clear and well-illustrated presentations that make learning easier.
— Felipe Andiarena
Every class at OxleyRoots is better than the last, and it’s all thanks to the teacher. His patience, methodology, and contagious enthusiasm turn every lesson into something I truly enjoy. He’s not just teaching me a language, he’s teaching me to believe that I can. Thank you for making learning such a beautiful experience!
— Milagros Bazzini
To be honest, English always made me feel nervous and insecure, like I wasn’t good enough. It was a subject I managed to pass many times without really understanding how. But with Nicolas, everything changed. It became much easier, and I even started to enjoy it. He creates such a warm, supportive, and trusting environment that truly encourages learning and gives me the confidence to try without fear. That makes a big difference for me.
— Evelyn Fernández
The lessons are very practical, and the best part is that they are personalized according to each student’s needs and level. I really like the dynamic, as the classes are fun and enriching
— Bruna Leites
As a student, I’d like to highlight the excellent experience I’ve been having with Nico. He explains everything clearly, is incredibly patient, and above all, his positive and motivating attitude creates a very comfortable learning environment. Highly recommended!
— Valentina Raggio
About Me
I am an educator, author, agricultural engineer (agronomist), and researcher dedicated to the intersection of language, livestock welfare, and the human journey.
Since I was a child, I dreamed of living in an English-speaking country. After finishing university in Uruguay, I worked as a private tutor and eventually moved to Ireland to study English. It wasn't always easy — I faced challenges with work, communication, and adapting to a new life abroad.
Later, I moved to the UK, where I finally got the opportunity to work in business. That experience pushed me to grow, stay resilient, and keep improving my English skills. It is also where my family name, Oxley, comes from.
Being far from my family and everything familiar was not simple, but it taught me persistence, confidence, and the value of following a dream. Out of this journey, Oxley Roots was born — a project where I share my passion for teaching and agriculture. That's also how the idea for my Audio eBook on Agricultural English came to life.
I also spend my time writing. My second book, "Between Two Worlds" shares my journey from childhood to the person I am becoming today, written to guide those who feel they do not belong, just as I once did.
That journey led to my third and most important book, "Promoting Positive States in Cattle at the End of Life." After years spent with cattle, I propose a way to go beyond stress-free handling toward genuine positive welfare — making an animal's final hours not merely bearable, but good. It is the work all my years with cattle were leading to, and where my love for these animals and my training as an agronomist finally meet.
Today, I'm passionate about sharing what I've learned and helping others break their own language barriers. Through Oxley Roots, I offer General and Agricultural English programs that combine real-world communication, practical vocabulary, and professional development.
