Computing Teachers : 1-1 Computing Lessons

Hi! My name is Anmol and I am a second year Computer Science student at Cambridge University. I achieved 10 9s at GCSE including a 9 in maths and achieved 4 A*s at A-level in Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Economics. Maths has always been my favourite subject at school and I hope to try and make it all of my student’s favourite subject if it isn’t already. I have lots of experience mentoring GCSE and A-level students in maths and physics, helping them achieve top grades. I am also happy to set and mark homework if the student would also like that. In addition, I am more than happy to help with the Cambridge University entrance process, whether it be providing feedback on personal statements, helping with university entrance exams or simply answering any general questions you may have. I also have plenty of resources which would be particularly useful for the TMUA and MAT entrance exams. I have also helped students clear the oxbridge admissions assessment with 4/5 of the students receiving offers.

I recently graduated with a BSc Computer Science (Hons) degree with First Class Honors. I am currently interviewing with companies to find the right fit for me and have decided to become a tutor to teach people about computers. I am an extremely passionate individual when it comes to computing and have been programming for 5+ years. I generally work in Web development, AI and mobile development and also embedded systems to some extent which include ESP32 boards and Raspberry PI’s. I am currently working on my projects and would love to show them to you if you’re interested so you can learn more about my skills and how I can better suit you. Besides computers, I love playing sports mainly cricket and badminton. I like DJing even though I’m not very good at it and my friends hate the noise. I am planning to pursue a master’s in AI in the future.

I recently graduated with a BSc Computer Science (Hons) degree with First Class Honors. I am currently interviewing with companies to find the right fit for me and have decided to become a tutor to teach people about computers. I am an extremely passionate individual when it comes to computing and have been programming for 5+ years. I generally work in Web development, AI and mobile development and also embedded systems to some extent which include ESP32 boards and Raspberry PI’s. I am currently working on my projects and would love to show them to you if you’re interested so you can learn more about my skills and how I can better suit you. Besides computers, I love playing sports mainly cricket and badminton. I like DJing even though I’m not very good at it and my friends hate the noise. I am planning to pursue a master’s in AI in the future.

Hi, my name is Arnav Gupta. I am a motivated and enthusiastic first year computer science and maths student at Imperial College London with a keen interest in AI and the theoretical mathematical underpinnings of computer systems. I have just graduated from college at Altrincham Grammar School for Boys, where I developed my strong academic background. I have founded and ran coding and math societies for 4+ years; this has allowed me to refine my communication skills in large groups of people. For the last two years, I have supplemented this skill with 1 on 1 tutoring. My goal is to help more people achieve their goals through tutoring. As someone who has been at the bottom of the year to the top in 2 different grammar schools, I believe I can make an effective tutor to anyone at any level in their school journey

Hello, I’m Skye, a recent Computer Science graduate from Cambridge with 4 A* grades at A-level in Further Mathematics, Mathematics, Computer Science, and Physics. I’ve worked with the Computer Science department in admissions, conducting interviews and crafting interview questions, so bring inside knowledge, tips, and tricks to help you nail the Oxbridge interview. My tutoring experience comes from supervising undergraduate students in the Computer Science department across a range of topics and assisting in hands-on assignments. I worked directly with the Isaac Physics team providing support for their influential STEM-Smart program helping students get into STEM degrees at Cambridge. These experiences have helped me to create a teaching style to push you as well as providing exciting new framings of topics bringing those important aha moments. This isn’t a lecture, we’ll be having open discussions on the trickiest of problems to iron out misunderstandings. I look forward to working with you to share my passion for computer science and unlock your potential.