
Ages 7–16, grouped into age bands so the pace fits. Your child learns real coding and how to stay safe online — from the same tutor each week, not a rotating cast. You get a plain-English note after every session.
“He adapts to your need and is very knowledgeable!” — NAKIA, STUDENT
Age-appropriate material, sessions a parent can sit in on, and cyber-safety woven into every course.
Games, apps and puzzles they'll show off at dinner — that's how the fundamentals stick.
When exams appear on the horizon, the same tutor carries them into GCSE, IB or A-Level CS.
This week we built a maze game — and covered why we never share passwords. Same time next Tuesday? — Michal
PLAIN ENGLISH. NO JARGON.GCSE, IB and A-Level Computer Science — your exact board, not a generic syllabus. Week-by-week from today to the date on your timetable, with past-paper drills marked to the mark scheme.
Your exact board — wording, command verbs, mark scheme
Weekly past-paper drills — timed, technique habitual by May
A written plan with an end date — parents see it too

No degree required, no gatekeeping. Role-based tracks — SOC analyst, penetration tester, GRC — sequenced so you always know your next move, plus live-fire scenarios: simulated phishing, account lockouts, insider threats and real CVEs, the way the job actually feels.
Foundations — networks, operating systems, the vocabulary of the field
Live incidents — real scenarios, artifacts you can defend in an interview
A first cert — Security+, SC-200 or BTL1, drilled with a mentor
The job hunt — CV, portfolio and mock interviews for helpdesk and SOC roles
AI tools, cloud basics, computer confidence. One-to-one, no jargon, no feeling behind.
What the tools do — and where not to trust them.
PACE: YOURSEnough literacy to hold your own in any workplace.
JARGON: NONEPatient, judgment-free, never left behind.
QUESTIONS: ALWAYS OKMichal is incredibly knowledgeable and has a talent for making even complex technical topics easy to understand. As someone who is not a tech specialist, I have always felt comfortable asking questions and never felt overwhelmed by jargon. One of his greatest strengths is his ability to translate "tech speak" into language that regular users can understand. He makes learning enjoyable, engaging, and accessible, regardless of your level of experience. I would highly recommend working with Michal to anyone looking to learn technical concepts without feeling intimidated. He is patient, approachable, and genuinely invested in helping people understand. Simply put, he's the best.
— LAURA, STUDENT
The inbox triage, the paperwork filing, the chasing — set up as AI agents inside the tools your firm already runs on. Proven on one workflow you hate, before you commit to anything.

You've done the reading. What you need now is pressure: timed drills on your weak domains, mock interviews, and someone who can tell you why your answer would lose the mark.

One-to-one sessions on your actual job — not demos. Bring your worst Tuesday task and we rebuild it with the tools, including the parts where AI is confidently wrong and you need to know it.

The email backlog, again
Bring your worst task — we rebuild it with the tools, live
NO DEMOS. YOUR FILES.You spot where the AI is confidently wrong — before it costs you
The report drafts itself; you edit like an auditor
A workflow you'll actually reuse next Monday morning
↺ carries into next weekAI writes the code now — the skill is steering it. One session a week with a security operator who makes sure the thing you ship doesn't leak, break, or embarrass you.
Tell us which door you're standing in front of. We'll suggest a starting point, a realistic timeline, and whether we're the right fit — no card required.