Since November 2026
Instructor since November 2026
As a computer science student at the University of Amsterdam I can help students learn to program from scratch or progress if they already have experience. The student chooses what to study: programming in general (using pseudocode), Python or C. I scored 8.5/10 on the university’s C programming exam (the average being 5.5). Lessons take place online with screen sharing to work directly on the student’s code. I can also offer an introduction to the Linux terminal if needed.
I was part of the Belgian national cybersecurity team and represented the country at the European competition (ECSC) for the past two years. At the invitation of the Belgian government I also helped find vulnerabilities in the systems of the Belgian federal police and was awarded a medal by the Director General of the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium.
I know how to teach, adapt to each student and show patience thanks to the tennis lessons I give to children in the summer. I am fluent in French, Dutch and English and can therefore give my lessons in the student’s language. The first lesson is free: I assess the student’s level and goals and then suggest a suitable plan.
I was part of the Belgian national cybersecurity team and represented the country at the European competition (ECSC) for the past two years. At the invitation of the Belgian government I also helped find vulnerabilities in the systems of the Belgian federal police and was awarded a medal by the Director General of the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium.
I know how to teach, adapt to each student and show patience thanks to the tennis lessons I give to children in the summer. I am fluent in French, Dutch and English and can therefore give my lessons in the student’s language. The first lesson is free: I assess the student’s level and goals and then suggest a suitable plan.
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