Understand the theory
Computer systems, data representation, networks and cyber security, matched to the student’s specification.
Computer Science & Coding
GCSE Computer Science Tuition & Python Coding
Build confidence in GCSE Computer Science with personal tutoring, or learn Python from scratch in our Manchester Coding Club for ages 13–17.
Manchester Coding Club · Ages 13–17
Learn Python. Build Something of Your Own.
Turn an interest in technology into practical coding skills. Beginners learn step by step with Mr Sheraz, create quizzes and mini tools, and finish with their own Python project.
- 6 teacher-led sessions
- Maximum 7 students
- No coding experience needed
- Bring a laptop
Levenshulme High School, Manchester · Starting January 2027. Exact date and time to be confirmed.
£100
for all 6 sessions
Join the Coding Club Interest ListNo payment to register interest. Join the list for the January 2027 class schedule.
GCSE Computer Science Tutoring
One-to-one support for students studying GCSE Computer Science. Work through difficult topics, develop programming skills and practise explaining answers clearly with Mr Sheraz.
Develop programming skills
Algorithms, pseudocode, Python, tracing programs and debugging.
Prepare for exams
Exam-style questions, technical vocabulary and longer written answers with focused feedback.
Share the student’s year group, exam board, current topics and goals when enquiring. Exam-board coverage, lesson format, availability and pricing are confirmed before booking. A parent or guardian manages enquiries for under-18s.
Enquire About GCSE Computer ScienceComputer Science & Coding FAQs
Can I book GCSE Computer Science tutoring?
Yes. One-to-one tutoring covers theory, programming and exam preparation. Share the student’s exam board and areas for support so coverage, lesson arrangements and pricing can be confirmed before booking.
Is the coding club a GCSE revision course?
The six-session club is a beginner Python course for ages 13–17. GCSE Computer Science tutoring is a separate option tailored to the student’s qualification and learning needs.
Do students need coding experience?
No. Complete beginners are welcome, and the course starts from the basics.
What software is used?
Bring a laptop with Thonny, a free beginner-friendly Python editor. Tasks work offline once set up. Students build a Python project and receive a completion certificate.
Is an online option available?
An online version is planned. You can also view current online support here: Online Tuition.
Is payment required to register interest?
No. Payment is not required to register interest.
How are students supported safely?
A parent or guardian manages the initial enquiry and booking. Communication follows the MathsTutorHelp safeguarding policy.
View the Manchester Coding Club flyer
Join the Manchester Coding Club Interest List
Register to receive the confirmed date and time first. No payment is required to join the interest list.