Emmanuel Osho

My lessons are designed to make A-level Computer Science both understandable and enjoyable. I aim to help students build a strong foundation in key topics such as programming, algorithms, data structures, and computational thinking. Each lesson begins with a brief review of previous material to reinforce understanding, followed by a structured explanation of new concepts. I then guide students through hands-on exercises and coding examples, allowing them to apply what they’ve learned in practical and meaningful ways.
I believe that learning Computer Science should go beyond memorising definitions or syntax — it should develop logical thinking and problem-solving skills. To achieve this, I use real-world examples that connect abstract ideas to everyday technology, helping students see the relevance of what they’re studying. My lessons are interactive, and I encourage students to ask questions, explore alternative solutions, and challenge themselves to think critically and creatively.
In addition to covering the A-level curriculum, I provide targeted exam preparation, including practice with past papers, guidance on coursework, and revision strategies to improve performance and confidence. Every student learns differently, so I tailor my approach to their pace, strengths, and goals, ensuring each lesson is effective and engaging.
Currently pursuing an MSc in Data Science at the University of Gloucestershire, I bring both advanced academic knowledge and real-world technical insight to my teaching. My experience working with learners from various backgrounds has taught me the importance of patience, clarity, and encouragement. Above all, my goal is to inspire students to enjoy Computer Science, achieve their best results, and develop the confidence to use technology creatively and intelligently in their future studies or careers.