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OCR is the third major English exam board and is used by a significant proportion of schools, particularly in the South East and Midlands. It runs two A-Level chemistry specs (A and B Salters), and its Computer Science spec is highly regarded for rigour. OCR mark schemes tend to accept a broader range of phrasing than AQA.
OCR GCSE and A-Level Computer Science is widely used and considered one of the more rigorous specs. A-Level includes a significant programming project (NEA) worth 20% of the grade. Tutors help students scope and debug their projects as well as preparing for the written examinations.
OCR GCSE and A-Level Computer Science is widely used and considered one of the more rigorous specs. A-Level includes a significant programming project (NEA) worth 20% of the grade. Tutors help students scope and debug their projects as well as preparing for the written examinations.
Yes — different exam boards use different question formats and mark schemes for GCSE Computer Science. A tutor experienced with OCR will know which topics carry the most marks, what examiners are looking for in each answer, and which past papers to prioritise. TutorLab tutors list the boards they teach on their profiles.
GCSE Computer Science tutors in the UK typically charge between £25 and £60 per hour. Tutors with board-specific expertise, especially those who have marked or taught the OCR spec professionally, may charge at the higher end. On TutorLab you can see rates before contacting anyone.
TutorLab lists GCSE Computer Science tutors across the UK. Many offer online sessions — which means you can work with a specialist regardless of location. Browse profiles, check their experience with OCR, and contact them directly with no agency fees.
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