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Tutor - John R

John R.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£60 /hr

University of Manchester
5 / 5(37)
641 lessons

Computer Science tutor for GCSE and A-Level. We cover theory properly and write real code, with exam technique built in throughout.

Very good teacher and positive way of teaching. Would recommend. - Umar, parent from Bedford

5 / 5(37)

£60 /hr

641 lessons
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Tutor - Anais C

Anais C.

Supports SEN
New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Cumbria

Hi, I'm Anais! I'm currently completing a Degree Apprenticeship in Project Controls, combining university study with real industry experience. Alongside this, I have a real passion for IT, Computer Science... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Liba M

Liba M.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£45 /hr

University of Birmingham
5 / 5(20)
632 lessons

Let's make Computer Science easy to understand—whether it’s coding or theory, I’ll help you build confidence and ace your exams step by step.

Liba has been there for me for the 2 years of my A-level computer science, from a student who didn't like nor was interested, but Liba somehow made her sessions fun and interactive, giving me what I needed to finish the course. I could not have done... read more - Rayhan, student

5 / 5(20)

£45 /hr

632 lessons
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Tutor - Kevwe A

Kevwe A.

Super tutor

£60 /hr

Newcastle University
5 / 5(167)
2245 lessons

Computer science masters graduate who is passionate about working closely with their students to ensure they work to their full potential!

Kevwe has been preparing my son for his GCSE Computer Science exam and she has been absolutely brilliant. My son gained knowledge and confidence and enjoyed his lessons along the way. His school didn’t cover the theory up until very last year when... read more - Michalina, parent from Swanley

5 / 5(167)

£60 /hr

2245 lessons
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Tutor - Dylan B

Dylan B.

£26 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(1)
237 lessons

Computer Science student with previous tutoring experience. Helping students through difficult topics with paced, question-based teaching.

Dylan has been an excellent tutor for my son in preparation for his A-Level Further Maths exams. From the outset, he was approachable, professional, and genuinely invested in helping my son succeed. He has been incredibly accommodating whenever... read more - Vicki, parent from Halifax

5 / 5(1)

£26 /hr

237 lessons
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Tutor - Zak M

Zak M.

£34 /hr

University of Bath
5 / 5(4)
61 lessons

Hi! I’m a student at the University of Bath, with A* grades in both Maths and Computer Science at A-level. I have several years of tutoring experience and teach

Great tutor. Well structured lessons. Clear and systematic explanation. Help my boy to get high grade in Computer Science in 2026 GCSE. - Patrick, parent from Oxford

5 / 5(4)

£34 /hr

61 lessons
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Tutor - Naomi P

Naomi P.

£34 /hr

Royal Holloway, University of London
5 / 5(62)
469 lessons
Responds quickly

I’m an experienced software engineer with a passion for maths, science, and programming. I create tailored lessons to make challenging topics simple and relatable, helping students build confidence, excel in... read more

she is so nice! !!!! - Jon, parent from Aylesbury

5 / 5(62)

£34 /hr

469 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Harry S

Harry S.

£26 /hr

University of Manchester
5 / 5(3)
12 lessons

Computer Science and Mathematics student and teacher. A*A*A*A in A levels, with A*s in Mathematics and Further Mathematics. Studying a Joint Honours BSc in Computer Science and Mathematics at the University of... read more

A really good first lesson on A level computer science covering new topics. It also covered help with content planning in preparation for his exam. - Rachael, parent from Buckingham

5 / 5(3)

£26 /hr

12 lessons
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Tutor - Jainam K

Jainam K.

£37 /hr

University of Warwick
4.7 / 5(25)
653 lessons

My name is Jainam Kamdar, a passionate Computer Science student at the University of Warwick. I tutor Maths, Further Maths, and Computer Science at GCSE and A Level, helping students build confidence and... read more

Very Helpful, helped my Son turn around his Computer Science Coursework in little over a week which was causing him worry for over a month. Jainam made himself available for extra sessions to make sure the project was completed by the deadline. - Richard, parent from St. Albans

4.7 / 5(25)

£37 /hr

653 lessons
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Tutor - Muhammad K

Muhammad K.

New tutor

£26 /hr

Queen Mary University of London
4 lessons

I'd love to apply Computing concepts I've learnt at university, combined with my A in A-Level Computer Science to help students ace their exams!

£26 /hr

4 lessons
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