GCSE Computer Science
Programming, theory, revision and exam questions for OCR, AQA, Edexcel and other UK exam boards.
Read about GCSE Computer Science tutoringOnline one-to-one lessons with a qualified Computer Science teacher.
I teach programming, theory and exam technique. Lessons start with what the student is finding difficult, then we work through it together until it makes sense.
Online across the UK. No pressure to commit after the consultation.
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Some students come to me because programming has stopped making sense. Others know the theory but struggle to turn it into exam marks.
We normally start with whatever is causing the most difficulty and work from there. That might mean going back over a topic, working through code together or practising exam questions.
I explain the idea, ask the student to try it and adjust the lesson depending on what they understand. There is no fixed script.
Parents can receive a short update after lessons where that is useful.
For A-Level NEA work, I can help students develop their ideas, think through how to build their solution and understand how to structure their own write-up. I can also teach relevant concepts and help them debug their own code. The assessed work must remain the student’s own.
Online one-to-one lessons. The free consultation is a short chat to find out what help is needed and whether I am the right tutor.
Programming, theory, revision and exam questions for OCR, AQA, Edexcel and other UK exam boards.
Read about GCSE Computer Science tutoringProgramming, algorithms, data structures, theory, exam technique and appropriate NEA guidance.
Read about A-Level Computer Science tutoringI am a qualified teacher and currently work as a lecturer. I have taught Computer Science at GCSE, A-Level and university level.
My background includes a PGCE with QTS, an MSc in Cyber Security and a BSc in Computer Information Systems. I am also Enhanced DBS checked.
I tend to work best with students who need a patient explanation, time to ask questions and plenty of practice. Lessons are practical and focused on the work in front of us.
Topic pathways and straightforward articles for students and parents who are not yet sure what help they need.
Programming, theory, exam boards and revision topics in one place.
Explore the GCSE pathwayProgramming, algorithms, data structures, theory and NEA guidance.
Explore the A-Level pathwaySend a free study question if you are unsure where to begin.
Ask Reece a questionGCSE and A-Level Computer Science students anywhere in the UK. Students can come for regular weekly tuition or help with a particular topic.
I teach OCR, AQA, Edexcel, Eduqas/WJEC and other UK specifications. If you are not sure which exam board the school uses, I can help identify it.
Yes. Lessons are online and one-to-one. Students need a computer, a reliable internet connection and somewhere suitable to work.
Yes, within the rules. I can help students develop their ideas, think through how to build their solution, understand how to structure their own write-up and debug their own code. I cannot write the code or documentation, complete assessed sections or tell a student exactly what to submit. Read the A-Level Computer Science NEA guide.
Tell me whether the student is studying GCSE or A-Level and what they are finding difficult. I will reply to arrange a short chat.
There is no obligation to book lessons afterwards.