My son said computer science was "too hard" and wanted to drop it. Tr. Kay Khine rebuilt his basics patiently instead of rushing to past papers. He sat the exam confident and got an A.
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Daw Khin MyatMother of Thura, 16 — IGCSE 0478
Computer Science & ICT lessons that start with curiosity and finish with an exam grade you're proud of. Taught one-to-one and in small groups by Tr. Kay Khine — online across Myanmar, or in person in Yangon.
Loved by 500+ students & parents — free trial lesson, no payment to book.
Wherever your child joins, they slot into a stage that matches what they can already do — and move up when they are ready.
Getting comfortable. Confident keyboard and mouse skills, first algorithms, and building small games in Scratch that actually work.
See the coursesGetting serious. Real Python, web pages in HTML and CSS, spreadsheets and databases — the groundwork that makes IGCSE feel like revision.
See the coursesGetting the grade. Full Cambridge 0478 and 0417 coverage, timed past papers, and mark-scheme technique drilled until it is second nature.
See the coursesMost families go from first message to first class inside a week.
Send the form or call. I reply the same day with the times I have open.
A relaxed 45-minute session to see what your child already knows and enjoys.
I recommend a course, group or one-to-one, days and fees. You decide, no pressure.
Lessons begin, and your first written progress note arrives within two weeks.
Every student who finishes a course gets a leaf on the tree. Hover a card to give it a swing — or shake the whole tree.
Every student who finishes a course earns a place here. A few of the learners I have taught this year.
Built a maze game with three levels and her own sound effects.
First projectWent from a C to an A in one year of weekly lessons.
Grade AWrote a quiz app that keeps score and saves the results to a file.
12 projectsPractical papers moved from a D to a B in three months.
Most improvedBuilt and published a football website he still updates every week.
PublishedFeedback from parents whose children studied with me during the last year.
My son said computer science was "too hard" and wanted to drop it. Tr. Kay Khine rebuilt his basics patiently instead of rushing to past papers. He sat the exam confident and got an A.
My daughter is nine and had never coded. Within a month she was showing me a Scratch game she made herself and explaining how the loops worked. She counts down to the lesson each week.
We live outside Yangon so online was our only option. It works perfectly — screen sharing, recordings we can rewatch, and a monthly report that tells me exactly where he is.
The ICT practical papers were where my daughter kept losing marks. Three months of proper technique practice and she went from a D to a B. Worth every kyat.
What I appreciate most is the honesty. When my son wasn't doing the practice, she told me straight away instead of waiting for a bad mock result.
The holiday camp was the best two weeks of the break. He built a website about football and hasn't stopped tinkering with it since.
Forty-five minutes, no cost, no commitment. Your child tries a real lesson and you get an honest picture of where they stand.