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Supportive Computing tutor

I believe that anyone can be brilliant in any subject. What often prevents young people from reaching their full potential is often a lack of engagement and dry, blunt presentation of information with little context. That is why I aim to adapt to the needs student, rather than to try and force students to do what's easiest for me. By presenting examples and analogies to work through difficult areas, I believe that even the most dry subject can be made accessible and easily digested.I have been tutoring for over two years, and in that time I have strived to continue improving my teaching and subject...

Enthusiastic Computing tutor

Hello,My name is Orla and I am based in Edinburgh. I am thrilled to be your child's online and in-person tutor! With nine years of experience teaching in primary schools, I have developed a deep understanding of young learners' needs and learning styles. I am passionate about creating engaging and enjoyable lessons that make learning a fun-filled adventure.I firmly believe that students should enjoy their learning experience, and that's exactly what I strive to provide in every session. Learning becomes more effective when it's exciting and interactive, so I incorporate fun games, music, and interactive...

Engaging, informative & fun Computing tutor

Hello there! I'm an enthusiastic Senior Software Engineer with a unique blend of experiences that I believe make me an exceptional tutor. My teaching philosophy is rooted in the belief that understanding precedes application, which means I focus on ensuring you grasp the core concepts before diving deep into practical exercises.In the realm of software development, I'm a full-stack engineer specializing in Typescript. I bring the rigor of my work at a leading tech company to each session, ensuring that you're learning the most current and industry-relevant practices. My academic background in Psychology...

Computing : First-class Master's grad, 6 years exp.

I'm a graduate of the University of Edinburgh, where I earned a Master of Informatics, First Class. For my dissertation, I adapted a neural model of the insect brain to build a dung beetle biorobot -- yes, you read that right! I even received a grant to pit my creation against real dung beetles in South Africa. The robot rolled away victorious, but rest assured, no beetles were harmed in the making of this story.My teaching skills were first sharpened in the battle trenches of the university classroom, where I was trained and employed to tutor 1st- and 2nd-year informatics courses: in total, 11...