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Online programming classes for beginners and students

Learn to program in live one-to-one lessons where you write the code yourself. Start from zero with Programming Fundamentals, or learn the language your school or university course uses.

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  • First 30-minute class free
  • Live, one-to-one, online
  • Female tutors on request
  • Reply within 24 hours

Who it’s for

  • Complete beginners, including school students
  • First-year university students taking an introductory programming course
  • Students who need a second language, such as Java after Python
  • Anyone who wants to build web pages with HTML, CSS and JavaScript

Before you start

  • No programming experience is needed for Programming Fundamentals.
  • For C++, Java or web development, basic computer use is enough; some programming helps.
  • A laptop or desktop computer. The tutor helps you install the tools in the first lesson.

Problems we help with

  • Not knowing which language to learn first
  • Following tutorials but freezing in front of an empty file
  • Error messages that make no sense
  • Programming labs that move on before you understood the last one

Topics covered

  • Programming Fundamentals

    • Variables, data types and input and output
    • Conditions and loops
    • Functions and parameters
    • Lists, strings and dictionaries
    • Reading error messages and debugging

  • C and C++

    • Compiling and running programs
    • Pointers, references and memory
    • Arrays, strings and structs
    • Classes and the standard library (C++)

  • Java

    • Syntax, types and control flow
    • Classes, objects and packages
    • Collections: ArrayList and HashMap
    • Exceptions and file input

  • JavaScript and web development

    • HTML structure and CSS layout
    • JavaScript: functions, arrays, objects and events
    • Working with the page (the DOM) and forms
    • TypeScript basics

How lessons work

  1. You type, the tutor guides

    Every lesson is hands-on: you share your screen and write the program, and the tutor explains, asks questions and corrects as you go.

  2. Small programs, often

    Each idea is practised on short programs you can finish in the lesson, then combined into bigger ones.

  3. Learn to debug early

    Mistakes are part of the lesson. You learn to read errors and find bugs yourself instead of waiting for help.

What you’ll be able to do

  • Write and run programs that use variables, conditions, loops and functions
  • Read an error message and find the line that caused it
  • Break a problem into steps before writing code
  • Be ready to move on to Object-Oriented Programming and Data Structures

These are the aims of the lessons. Progress depends on the student’s starting point and practice, and we never promise grades or results.

Tutors for this subject

Profiles are published only with each tutor’s consent. When you get in touch, we suggest a tutor who suits your level and schedule.

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Fees

Per subject, per month, in US dollars, for 3 one-to-one classes a week, 60 minutes each. The final fee depends on the level, the subject and the number of classes a week.

  • Programming and cybersecurity, all levels

    from⁦$150⁩a month

Programming courses are charged monthly, per course, at the same rate for every level.

Prefer shorter classes? The fixed plan is ⁦$100⁩ a month in any subject: 4 classes a week, 45 minutes each.

  • First class free in every subject (30 minutes)
  • 15-day refund if the student isn’t happy with us, or for another valid reason
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Related courses and subjects

  • Computer Science

    Programming, OOP, data structures, cybersecurity and project mentoring for school and university students.

  • Cybersecurity

    Linux, networking and web application security for beginners, practised only on authorised systems.

Free guides

Frequently asked questions

Which language should I learn first?

If you have no course requirement, Python is a good first language because its syntax is simple. If your school or university uses C++ or Java, learn that one. The tutor can advise in the free class.

Is programming suitable for school students?

Yes. Programming Fundamentals is for beginners of any age who can use a computer comfortably. The tutor adjusts the pace and examples to the student.

Do I need a special computer?

Any laptop or desktop that can run a code editor and a browser is enough. A phone or tablet is not suitable for programming lessons.

Can I try a lesson first?

Yes. The first 30-minute class is free, so you can meet the tutor and try how lessons work before paying.

Start with a free 30-minute class

Tell us the subject, the level and the times that suit you. We reply within 24 hours and suggest a suitable tutor.

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