Trial Lesson (1.5 or 2.5 hours)
Trial Lesson (1.5 or 2.5 hours)
- 7.5 hours per level consistently
- 1.5 or 2.5 hours per lesson - your choice
- Small class of 1:1-6 students ratio
This is an ONLINE & LIVE lesson
Each Level comprises 7.5 hours - this trial lesson will be the first session of the level you choose
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- Flexible lesson time scheduling
- Bundle savings of 10-15%
- Digital level certificate

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Level Completion Certificate
A certificate may be issued when a student successfully finishes a level, at the tutor’s recommendation.
Canada
Mr Edwin
Edwin has worked in software development, systems analysis, management, and technical support roles for several multinational companies in China, Hong Kong, and North America, including Silicon Valley, California.
He has extensive experience in education and training. He has served as a lecturer in the Department of Computer Science and the Department of Information Systems at City University of Hong Kong, and has also taught computer studies and mathematics at the secondary school level.
Illinois, USA
Beline
Beline’s strengths sit at the intersection of coding, data, and hands-on STEM. She programs in Python and JavaScript, builds web pages with HTML, and writes Arduino logic for sensors and real-world measurements.
She can introduce data analysis and visualization with pandas, Excel, and Tableau, then connect the numbers to a project students can see. For curious learners she can also sketch introductory quantum circuits in Python with Qiskit. Beline also teaches math.
Alabama, USA
Dong
Parents can expect a tutor who is fluent in Python, Java, C++, SQL, and web technologies, and who can connect those skills to real student projects. Dong can guide learners through coding fundamentals, algorithms, and debugging, then move into building small websites, games, or data tools when they are ready.
He is also familiar with AI APIs, computer vision, and Python data libraries, which helps when a course touches machine learning or visual computing. He uses Git and common IDEs so students pick up habits they will meet again in later STEM work.
Canada
Dennis
Dennis is experienced in Java, Python, SQL, Microsoft Office, and other computer-related technologies. He is confident in helping students understand programming fundamentals, develop coding projects from scratch, and improve their problem-solving skills. He can also assist students with foundational mathematics and explain concepts in a simple, patient, and easy-to-understand way.
Virginia, USA
Eva
Eva brings several years of hands-on experience in computer science, software development, and STEM education through academic, professional, and project-based work. She is competent in teaching coding fundamentals, including Java, C++/C#, Python, web development, mobile development, and Unity game development. She also has experience teaching math and STEM concepts to elementary and middle school students.
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