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Chris Hall

Chris Hall
I have been teaching since 1991, and have taught IT qualifications since 1992. I currently tutor GCSE and A Level Computer Science and Computing to Key Stage 3. I have 13 years’ experience as a Senior Leader in school, I have been a faculty leader on several occasions in Computing/ ICT and twice a Head of Science, as well as a Departmental, Key Stage and House Leader.

I am a 4th Dan Black Belt in Taekwon-Do and have more than 2 decades experience in teaching Taekwon-Do. business card

Experience

I have many years' experience of delivering outstanding results both in IT and Computer Science qualifications. Regardless of ability, my students achieve well.

I have many years' experience working successfully with students with complex needs. I have successfully taught many students from all sections of the autistic spectrum; many students with behavioural and emotional needs and a small number of students with Downs Syndrome, including one with Mosaic Downs Syndrome. I am very proud of my record with these students. I have been very successful teaching the full range of abilities.

I have also tutored high achieving students at some of the UK’s most prestigious schools.

Links and Resources

You can find my public profile on the Times Educational Supplement site here and my Times Education Suppliment resources here.

Policies

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  • Join the Team

    If you are a Computer Science teacher and would like to join my network of recommended teachers, please use the the 'Join the Team' link above. You will need four things:
  • A passion for helping students to succeed.
  • A passion to develop your own expertise in both your teaching and subject knowledge.
  • Two professional referees who can verify your personal statement.
  • Oxford Computer Science practices Safer Recruitment and therefore tutors will need to go through a formal application process.