Daniel Al-Begain

I’m Daniel, an undergraduate student with several years of experience programming in Python, both in and out of class. Over that time, I’ve learned how important it is to not only understand the concepts, but also to feel confident applying them in different situations. My aim as a tutor is to teach Python in an engaging, hands-on way that builds that confidence, so you can tackle programming practicals and exams with ease.

If you’re looking to bring your Python programming up to GCSE or A-Level standard, I can guide you step by step. My lessons are designed to be clear, structured, and tailored to each student’s needs. I use a mix of self-made lesson plans, adapted online resources, and progress checklists to make sure you can see exactly how you’re improving over time.

A typical lesson lasts around an hour and usually aims to go through three steps for each programming concept. Firstly, an explanation of key concepts, working through examples together, and then setting small challenges so you can apply what you’ve learned independently. Learning to program should feel interactive and practical, hence why I'll ensure you always have something to work through.

I have experience teaching programming concepts to my younger peers, which has taught me how to adapt my style depending on how someone learns best. Whether you’re a complete beginner who wants to understand the basics, or a more advanced student preparing for exams, I’ll work with you at your pace. My lessons are supportive, goal-driven, and focused on building lasting understanding.