Bazal Bhatti
Mathematics
- Grades and curricula
- Class 11 to Year 13 · O Level, A Level, KS1
- Location and teaching mode
- Karachi, Pakistan
- Online
- Experience
- 4 years of experience
- Fee
- $15.00/hour · approximately PKR 4,155.82
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Fees in PKR
PKR 4,155.82 – PKR 6,926.37 an hour
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Curricula in Pakistan
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Yes. Online lessons happen over video (Zoom, Google Meet or WhatsApp) with a shared whiteboard, so the tutor can be anywhere. Check that the tutor knows the syllabus your child follows, for example Matric, Intermediate / FSc or Cambridge O Level.
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Students who only memorise theory often struggle with the algorithm and programming questions, which carry a large share of the marks in both O and A Level. A good tutor gets students writing pseudocode and real code from the first weeks: tracing algorithms, writing loops and arrays, and practising past-paper scenario questions.
Exams are written in pseudocode, and schools usually teach Python, Java or Visual Basic for practical work. A tutor should be able to teach pseudocode and at least one of these languages.
Yes. Many tutors teach Scratch for younger children and Python for older students as a standalone course, often building small projects or games.
It is one of the best subjects for online lessons, because the tutor and student can share a screen and write code together in real time.