Python tutors in Cape Town

Python is known for being a language that's easy to read and easy to learn, and I'd love to make that process even easier for you. Python is currently my main language, and the language I've been using the longest. I can teach you the fundamentals of the language and how to code cleanly; I can show you how to set up a great free environment for coding in python, and extra tools to make coding much faster and more convenient; I can help you get started with projects in Django, and I can help you prepare for interview questions. Most importantly though, I can show you how much fun this language can be.

I have experience with high school IT, Computer Science at University and professional development so I have a wide variety of experience when it comes to computer programming and can adapt my teaching to the applicable level. I used Python in University for subjects ranging from Computer Networking to Web Development to Numerical Mathematics. I believe Python is a powerful language with many uses and I have experience with a wide variety of topics.

i completed my first year of university at University of Cape Town and got 83% in CSC1015 which is the course for Computer Science which concentrates on python. I have an ability to teach and instill knowledge on others.

Firstly I love Programming. Further more, I believe I am the best tutor for this subject because I am a very patient teacher and Mathematics needs patience. When teaching a concept, I make sure that all the basics that build up to that particular concept have been covered and understood by a learner. I also allow learners to practice by giving them a mini test after the session to check if they have really understood the concepts we just covered.

I have learnt python in my first year, and throughout my undergrad I have been using python to solve a lot problems. I have also tutored first year and 3rd year students at the University of Western Cape.

I have used Python in a number of software development internships, as well as taught it, both as a tutor and lecturer, at first year university level. I have experience with what is confusing about it, and how to use it as a paradigm to teach programming more generally.