LittleTutorHouse
Computer Science GCSE Tutor

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LittleTutorHouse is a West London tutoring provider offering high-quality, affordable tuition for Primary, KS3, GCSE, and A-Level students in Maths, English, and Science. Based in Hounslow and supporting families across Isleworth, Twickenham, Feltham, and the wider area, the center also delivers online tuition to students across the UK. The organization focuses on structured, results-driven teaching that builds confidence, strengthens subject knowledge, and supports students in reaching their academic goals.
LittleTutorHouse provides small group and 1-to-1 lessons, in-centre and online options, and tailored learning plans, including support with 11+ preparation and UCAS applications. The team consists of experienced, DBS-checked tutors who help learners improve exam performance and develop long-term study skills.
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The Computer Science GCSE Tutor will deliver engaging, curriculum-aligned lessons to GCSE students in an on-site setting at LittleTutorHouse in London. This part-time role involves planning and teaching Computer Science topics, including core theory, practical problem-solving, and programming skills, in both small group and 1-to-1 formats.
Responsibilities include:
- Preparing lesson materials
- Setting homework
- Supporting revision and exam preparation
- Maintaining clear communication with students, families, and the centre’s staff
The tutor is expected to create a supportive, professional learning environment that promotes confidence, independent study skills, and improved academic outcomes.
Qualifications
- Strong subject knowledge in Computer Science and familiarity with GCSE specifications.
- Competence in Programming and related computational thinking skills suitable for GCSE level.
- Ability to support Mathematics concepts that underpin Computer Science learning.
- Proven Tutoring experience or teaching experience with school-age learners.
- Clear and professional Communication skills for working with students and families.
- Relevant degree or ongoing study in Computer Science, Computing, STEM, or a related field.
- Experience with UK school curricula and GCSE exam preparation is highly desirable.
- DBS clearance (or willingness to obtain) and a commitment to safeguarding and inclusive teaching.
- Strong organizational skills, reliability, and the ability to tailor lessons to diverse learning needs.
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