Computer Science · KS3 to A-Level
Computer science tutoring that makes the code make sense
One-to-one online computer science lessons for Years 7 to 13, with a specialist tutor matched to your child's exam board and the language their course uses. Lessons balance writing and reading real code alongside exam theory, since GCSE and A-Level both mark it.
- DBS-checked tutorsVetted against a documented checklist.
- A report every lessonWritten by the tutor, read by you.
- No contractsPause or stop whenever you like.
Try it first
Your child's first Computer Science lesson is half price
A real 30-minute lesson with your matched tutor, at half the price, so you can see the fit before buying a pack. Once per child, on your first booking.
Free to start, nothing to pay until you approve a tutor.
What we cover
What a computer science specialist works through
Computer science asks a child to think in two registers at once: the theory an exam paper tests on the page, and the code that actually has to run. Your tutor keeps both moving together.
- Computational thinking & algorithms
- Programming fundamentals
- Data structures
- Computer systems & architecture
- Networks
- Data representation
- Databases & SQL
- Cyber security
- Impacts of technology
- Exam technique & past papers
We prepare pupils across AQA, Edexcel and OCR, at both GCSE and A-Level computer science, building the KS3 programming fundamentals that make the jump to GCSE and beyond straightforward.
What you get
What Computer Science tutoring gets your child
More than a quick fix - a plan that closes gaps and builds the habits that carry a child well past the exam.
Confidence before exams
Your child practises the written paper and the practical programming side together, so neither one is the weak link on the day.
Code that actually runs, not just theory that scores marks
Debugging is a skill in its own right. Your tutor works through it live with your child, not only through exam-board pseudocode.
The next bug or concept, named
Each report names the exact line of code, algorithm or exam-paper skill to revisit before the next lesson.
How lessons work
Diagnose, teach, track
Not a fixed syllabus taught in order regardless of what your child needs. Every computer science lesson follows this same three-part shape.
Diagnose
The first lesson finds the gaps in your child's computer science, not an assumption from a syllabus, and the plan is built backwards from there.
Teach
Lessons follow the plan the diagnosis builds, not a fixed syllabus, so time goes on what your child actually needs in computer science.
Track
A short written report after every lesson tells you what was covered, what went well, and the next thing to work on.
Matched, not browsed
We hand-pick your computer science tutor. You don't sift through a directory.
Choosing from a wall of profiles puts the hardest judgement - is this person right for my child? - on the parent. We make that call instead, and we stand behind it.
Tell us about your child
Year group, computer science goals and availability (about two minutes), and nothing to pay yet.
We find the right specialist
We shortlist on subject strength and level, so your child is only ever matched with a tutor experienced at their level, then confirm the tutor and price before you commit.
Start learning
Approve the tutor and the first lesson, then meet online, one-to-one, in your browser. No contracts.
A specialist, hand-matched
We are boutique by design. Rather than hand you a directory to sort through, we match your child to one specialist chosen for their subject and key stage. We stand behind the choice.
Mentors who have sat the same exams
Your child learns from tutors who earned the grades they are aiming for and remember exactly what it took to get there.
Progress you can see
A short written report after every lesson tells you what was covered, what went well, and the single thing to work on next, so your child always knows how to improve.
Specific to Computer Science
- Tutors matched to your child's programming language, whether that is Python or another the school teaches.
- Written paper technique and hands-on coding both covered, since GCSE and A-Level computer science both test each differently.
- Support through KS3, GCSE and A-Level, building programming fundamentals well before options are chosen.
Built for parents
You're the one making the decision. Here's what you're getting.
Four things every parent asks about before trusting someone new with their child's learning.
Personalised
A specialist hand-matched to your child's year group, computer science and the gaps their first lesson finds.
Transparent
You see the price before you pay, and a written report after every lesson.
Flexible
Lessons run online, from home. You approve every lesson before it is booked, and there are no contracts.
Safe
DBS-checked tutors, on-platform messaging kept as a record, and a named Designated Safeguarding Lead.
Trust & safety
Built for a service used by children
This is not an afterthought bolted onto a tutoring marketplace. Safeguarding is designed into the platform itself.
- Every tutor is DBS-checked and completes an onboarding checklist covering identity, references and our safeguarding and conduct policies before they teach a single lesson.
- Messages and shared files stay on the platform, forming a record our Designated Safeguarding Lead can review. Tutors do not move contact off-platform.
- Our Designated Safeguarding Lead reviews concerns and, where needed, refers them to the right external service.
- Parents and guardians hold the account. A child joins a lesson through a one-time link, not an adult-style account of their own.
Read the full policies
Our safeguarding and trust & safety pages set out the checks, the reporting routes and how we handle a concern, in full.
Pricing
Computer Science tutoring, priced by level
No tier to choose and nothing to negotiate. Your child's year group decides the level, and the level decides the price.
KS3
Years 7–9
from £27/hour
GCSE
Years 10–11
from £32/hour
A-Level
Years 12–13
from £37/hour
- A half-price 30-minute first lesson with your tutor
- Packs of 3, 6 or 10 lessons, saving up to 16%
- Credits never expire and cover your level and below
From-prices are the per-lesson rate on a ten-lesson pack. Single lessons and smaller packs are priced separately - you'll see your child's exact price for every pack size once you sign in, before you pay anything.
Get started
Find your child's Computer Science tutor in under a minute
Tell us your child's year group and we'll tailor-match a specialist. Nothing is booked or charged until you approve it.
Good to know
Questions parents ask about Computer Science tutoring
If yours is not here, ask us on our contact page and we will answer it directly.
My child has never coded before. Is it too late to start GCSE computer science?
No. A tutor builds programming fundamentals from scratch, at a pace matched to your child, rather than assuming prior experience.
Which programming language do you teach?
We match a tutor to the language your child's school actually teaches, most commonly Python, so lessons stay directly useful for their coursework and exams.
Is GCSE computer science mostly theory or mostly coding?
Both, and they are marked separately. Your tutor makes sure your child is strong on the written paper and comfortable writing real code, since a gap in either holds back the grade.
Do you tutor A-Level computer science as well as GCSE?
Yes. We match a specialist to your child's exam board for A-Level computer science, extending the same theory-and-coding balance into the greater depth A-Level demands, including the non-exam assessment project.
Ready to find your child's Computer Science tutor?
Start with a half-price first lesson. Nothing to pay until you have approved a tutor.