I tutor IB Computer Science and mainly work with students who need help turning theory into working code. I’ve taught the syllabus for 6 years, with a focus on Java, pseudocode, databases and Paper 2 options. I also support IAs, especially when students have an idea but are unsure how to structure the solution or document the process clearly.

Hi, I’m a Computer Science tutor who keeps lessons practical. For IB students, I usually start with the exact problem they are stuck on, then build back to the theory behind it. I’ve helped students with algorithms, OOP, tracing questions and IA projects in Java and Python. I’m calm, direct, and quite happy debugging code line by line.

I’ve been teaching IB Computer Science alongside software development work for several years, so I like linking syllabus topics to real examples. My lessons often cover computational thinking, system design, databases and network security. For IA support, I help students make realistic choices, avoid overcomplicated builds, and explain their testing properly.

My background is in programming and data systems, and I now tutor IB Computer Science online. I’m especially useful for students who understand class explanations but freeze when faced with exam-style pseudocode or longer programming tasks. I keep sessions structured but not stiff, with lots of worked examples and small coding exercises between lessons.

I specialise in IB Computer Science and have worked with both SL and HL students. I enjoy teaching algorithms, abstract data structures and the practical side of databases, as these are areas where small misunderstandings can cost marks. I also review IA drafts, helping students make their criteria, screenshots, testing tables and evaluation easier for examiners to follow.

I started tutoring Computer Science while studying, mostly helping classmates with Java and algorithm questions, and later moved into IB tutoring. My style is friendly but quite exact: we look at what the mark scheme wants, practise the wording, then apply it to code. Students often come to me for recursion, object-oriented programming and IA troubleshooting.