All sessions are delivered via video call. There is no travel, no classroom, no disruption. Sessions are one-to-one and built entirely around the individual learner.
A device with a camera and microphone (laptop, tablet, or desktop). A stable internet connection. That is all. No specialist software is required. The student does not need to install anything.
Dee uses screen sharing to show examples, explain theory, and work through questions together. Students can share their own screen to show code or exam answers for feedback. Sessions feel like being taught in person — without the commute.
Computer Science is particularly well suited to online delivery — the subject itself lives on screen.
Programming is taught by looking at code together, running it, and seeing what happens. Online delivery makes this natural — both teacher and student can see the same code at the same time.
Theory explanations, diagram drawing, and worked examples all happen digitally. Screen sharing with annotation tools provides the same visual clarity as a physical whiteboard.
Sessions can produce shared documents, notes, or code examples that the student keeps. This is harder to replicate in a physical session.
Online tutoring removes the travel barrier entirely — learners in rural areas, learners with mobility difficulties, and learners who find unfamiliar environments difficult all benefit equally.
Sessions are tailored to the individual. The most common requests are listed here.
Theory topics: algorithms, binary, networks, systems, ethics. Python programming and debugging. OCR pseudocode technique. Past paper walkthroughs. Exam strategy. Revision support.
OOP, data structures, algorithms, complexity. NEA project planning and documentation. Extended theory and exam technique. Year 12 and Year 13 support.
Specialist support for learners with EHCPs, alternative timetables, or complex needs. Teaching is adapted to communication style, sensory needs, and pacing. Suitable for EOTAS learners.
GCSE Exam Rescue (small group, £250) and A Level Exam Intensive (small group, £280) are also delivered online.
All Miss ICT sessions are online. GCSE at £60/hr, A Level at £70/hr. Book through Calendly and receive a secure video call link.
Sessions use a secure video call platform. The link is sent via email after booking. No account creation is required.
Yes. Parents are welcome to remain nearby, especially for younger learners. For SEND provision, parental presence is encouraged during early sessions.
Sessions are not recorded without explicit prior consent from the student and parent. This is part of Miss ICT's safeguarding policy.