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Free live Computer Science workshops
Focused revision. Clear explanations. One useful hour.
Tutor-led sessions for GCSE and A-Level students, using worked examples, live code and whiteboard explanations. Students can take part through quick polls, reactions and private moderated questions—without using a camera or microphone.
- Free to attend
- No payment details
- GCSE & A-Level
- Live online
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Browse all learning resourcesWhat to expect
A structured hour—not an open-ended webinar
Each session follows a clear teaching plan. Topic requests help Michael choose useful examples, but the workshop still follows the published outcomes.
45 minutes
Focused teaching
Clear explanations, worked examples and live code or whiteboard demonstrations.
10 minutes
Moderated questions
Michael works through selected questions anonymously.
5 minutes
Key takeaways
A concise recap and guidance on what students can practise next.
Quick polls and reactions may be used throughout to check understanding. There is no sales presentation and no purchase is required.
Meet the tutor
Live teaching from Michael Print
Michael is an experienced Computer Science tutor who explains difficult theory and programming in manageable steps, without taking the thinking away from the student.
- Experience
- 1,500+ hours of tutoring experience
- Degree
- First-class Software Engineering degree
- Safeguarding
- Enhanced DBS certificate
Joining and participation
Simple joining, private participation
How students participate
Attendee cameras, microphones and screen sharing stay disabled. Students use private questions, anonymous polls and simple reactions instead.
Anonymous questions
Only the host can see who submitted a question. If it is selected for the workshop, it is shown without the attendee's name.
Safety and accessibility
The attendee list is hidden, questions are moderated and a Report concern action is always available. Adjustments can be discussed before the workshop.