James Bradley

Hi there! I’m a Computer Science tutor with experience teaching programming, web development, and game development to students with different skill levels. I try to keep lessons relaxed, practical, and easy to follow, especially for people who are new to coding or struggling with confidence.

I can help with Python, C#, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Unity, coursework support, debugging, and understanding programming concepts in a simpler way. My lessons are usually based around hands-on exercises and real examples rather than just reading from slides or textbooks.

I previously worked as a Course Lead teaching T-Level Digital Production, Design and Development, helping students build practical coding and development skills. I’m happy to adapt lessons depending on what you want to learn, whether that’s exam support, beginner programming, web development, or creating games in Unity.

I also have experience with computer hardware and PC building, including upgrading systems, troubleshooting problems, understanding components, and explaining how computers work internally. If you’re interested in learning more about PCs, hardware, gaming computers, or basic IT skills alongside programming, I’m happy to include that in lessons as well.

I know Computer Science can feel overwhelming at first, so I focus on explaining things clearly and working at a pace that suits you.

I’m happy to teach both younger and adult learners, and I understand that everyone learns differently. Whether you want help passing a course, building confidence with technology, improving coding skills, or starting a personal project, I’ll try to make lessons supportive, practical, and enjoyable.