Ben Quirk
Tutor in Maths, Geography and Music | GCSE, KS3 & Primary
GCSE and A-Level Computer Science tutors who cover Python programming, algorithms and data structures alongside exam technique for the written papers. Look through the tutors below, compare rates and experience, then message the ones who fit.
Browse 10 published Computer Science tutors across the UK, online and in person. Compare rates and enquire directly. One all-in price: the price you see is the price you pay.
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Computer Science tutors in the UK on TutorLab list rates from £35.00 to £52.00 per hour, across 4 tutor profiles. The price shown is the full hourly price, one all-in price, so the price you see is the price you pay, and the tutor keeps their full rate.
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Tutor in Maths, Geography and Music | GCSE, KS3 & Primary
A Level Maths and Further Maths tutor (as well as TMUA, STEP, and some undergraduate level Maths)
UK-qualified teacher specialising in KS3 / GCSE / A-level Sciences and Maths in Basingstoke
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Ex-Apple engineer with 5+ years of experience
Senior Computer Science and ICT teacher. KS3 & KS4, Programming with 18 years teaching.
Maths, GCSE Maths and A-Level Maths tutor in Preston
Biophysics Postgrad | Teaching Maths, Physics, & Computer Science | A Levels and GCSEs
Computer Science tutor in Preston
Computer Science, Programming and Python tutor in London
Online GCSE Maths, Physics and Chemistry tutor
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Every figure below describes the 10 Computer Science profiles shown in the UK on this page, refreshed daily from live profiles. Each tutor sets their own rate and availability; message any of them directly, or send one request and let the tutors who fit reply to you.
| Level | Published tutors | Hourly price, all in |
|---|---|---|
| GCSE | 3 | from £45.00 |
How we know: counts and prices come from the published Computer Science tutor profiles on TutorLab, never from unclaimed listings. A range is the middle half of the prices tutors publish at that level, shown as the all-in hourly price a family pays; with fewer than six published prices the lowest is shown instead. Profiles last changed 18 October 2026.
In summer 2026, 70.6% of the 82,428 GCSE Computer Science entries in England were graded 4 or above, and 29.9% reached grade 7 or above. Source: JCQ, GCSE results June 2026.
Computer Science GCSE and A-Level requires both programming ability and theoretical understanding of topics like algorithms, data structures and networking. A tutor can combine coding sessions with exam technique work.
The programming component catches many students off guard, unlike other subjects, you can't memorise your way through it. A tutor helps students develop genuine problem-solving skills in Python or a similar language.
Computer Science tutors on TutorLab charge from £35.00 to £52.00 an hour, all in. These are the live rates of the 4 published Computer Science tutors who list one. Rates vary with level, experience and whether lessons are online or in person.
Yes. The A-Level Computer Science NEA (Non-Exam Assessment) is a programming project worth 20% of the final grade. A tutor helps students scope the project, design the solution, debug code, and write the analysis, design, implementation, testing and evaluation sections.
Most GCSE CS specifications are language-agnostic, but Python is by far the most widely used in schools. A-Level tutors also support Java, Visual Basic, and pseudo-code. Specify your school's language when you enquire.
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