A summer bootcamp in programming and computer science, in Aberystwyth. Real code from the first hour, the GCSE and A-level topics that actually get marked, and a project to finish — taught live by Michal Pilch, from twenty-five years of doing the job.
Yes. There is a Korra Studio office in Aberystwyth for 1-to-1 sessions, and local club classes run there subject to enough interest — £270 a month for ten sessions, and a missed week never burns one. Everything is also taught live online, which is what most learners across Ceredigion choose: a specialist without the drive over the mountain road.
Secondary schools in Aberystwyth and the rest of Ceredigion enter pupils with WJEC/CBAC for GCSE and A-level Computer Science, not with the English awarding bodies most online tutoring is written for. Sessions here work directly from the WJEC/CBAC specification: the on-screen examination and the programming assessment, treated as a real piece of engineering with a plan, tests and a write-up.
Yes. Undergraduate programming, data structures, networks and security coursework are all in scope. Help is with understanding and technique — never work submitted as your own.
Evenings and weekends suit most Ceredigion families around school buses and travel. Slots are booked in your own timezone from the live calendar.
Regularly. Career changes into IT, cybersecurity and development are a large part of the work, and being outside a big city stops being a disadvantage the moment the job is remote.
Book a place for a first session. It is a real conversation about where the learner actually is — no sales script, and no obligation to book a block afterwards.
Choose your door.
Book the first session — no travel, and no block to commit to yet.