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Strong in Python and SQL? Edutara sends you CBSE learners. Happier in Java? Your offers come from ICSE and ISC students working through BlueJ.
Computer Science Tutor Jobs with Edutara mean sitting beside one learner, part-time, at their home or online, and turning a CBSE Python syllabus or an ICSE Java course into code that runs. Thousands of Class 9 to 12 programmers across India learn this way. Applying is free.
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A Computer Science tutor job at Edutara is part-time, one-to-one programming tuition for a school student. On CBSE that usually means Python in Class 11 and 12, with file handling, a stack, SQL and Python-SQL connectivity by the end of Class 12. On ICSE and ISC it means Java, from Scanner input in Class 9 to recursion, linked lists and binary trees in Class 12. The tutor teaches the theory paper, debugs the practical file and keeps the board project on schedule.
A strong Computer Science applicant reads a learner's broken program calmly, finds the bug, and explains why it broke. Here is what that looks like in practice.
Computer Science tuition rewards people who enjoy code. These are the parts of the work Edutara tutors in this subject value most.
Strong in Python and SQL? Edutara sends you CBSE learners. Happier in Java? Your offers come from ICSE and ISC students working through BlueJ.
Most programming lessons fall after school hours, which suits college students and graduates who keep their days for their own classes or work.
Take learners in your own locality at their home, or teach online with your editor on a shared screen, from wherever you live in India.
Before you accept a learner, the class offer tells you exactly what Edutara pays for every lesson. You decide with the number in front of you.
Explaining stacks, queues, pickle files and joins every week keeps the fundamentals fresh for your own exams, interviews and projects.
A learner who starts Java with you in Class 9 can stay through the Class 10 board, and a Class 11 Python learner through the Class 12 project.
Five steps. No documents are asked for when you apply, and there is no coding test to sit.
Tell Edutara your name and how to reach you, then mention whether you teach Python, Java, SQL or all three. It costs nothing.
An email arrives with your next steps, so you know exactly what happens with your application.
The Edutara team reads what you teach and which boards you know, so a Java learner goes to a Java tutor.
Edutara puts you in touch with a learner who needs your language and board. Your first class shows how far their programs run and where they break, and it is a paid lesson like any other.
Teach each class, log every lesson, and Edutara pays you for every lesson taught at the rate on the offer you accepted.
Straight answers about boards, practicals, projects and how Computer Science tutoring runs at Edutara.
Apply NowMost come from CBSE Computer Science (083) in Class 11 and 12, which is Python, SQL and computer networks, and from CBSE Informatics Practices (065), which adds Pandas and Matplotlib. Others study ICSE Computer Applications in Class 9 and 10 or ISC Computer Science in Class 12, both in Java. You choose the syllabuses you are confident in.
Yes. Say so on the form. Edutara matches each learner to a tutor who teaches exactly what that learner needs, so a Python-only tutor receives CBSE offers, and Java learners on ICSE and ISC go to tutors who are strong in Java.
That is a big part of the work. The Class 12 report file needs at least 15 Python programs, 5 sets of SQL queries and 4 Python-SQL connectivity programs, and the project is done in a group of two or three on a real-world problem. Learners need a tutor who can review code, explain it for the viva and help them plan the project months ahead. The work itself stays the learner's own, since the syllabus warns against plagiarism.
The ISC practical opens with a planning session of up to 90 minutes, where the learner writes a step-by-step plan and a handwritten Java program for one of three problems, then runs it on a computer for the Visiting Examiner. A tutor who has the learner plan on paper first, then code, prepares them for exactly that rhythm.
Often, yes. CBSE Class 12 connectivity programs need both Python and MySQL working together on the learner's own machine, and many learners ask for help with the setup in the first few classes. For Java, BlueJ is a free IDE that runs on most laptops, and the ISC syllabus also allows any text editor with javac and java.
Both. At home you sit beside the learner at their laptop. Online you meet on a live video call, the learner shares a screen while coding, and you explain on your own shared screen or a whiteboard app. Logic gate diagrams and Karnaugh maps drawn on paper are held to the camera or sent as a photo.
Yes. Lessons are part-time and the schedule is agreed with each learner, so you pick classes that fit around your lectures, labs and exam weeks. Many Computer Science tutors are college students who code daily.
The learner pays Edutara, and Edutara pays you for every lesson taught and confirmed. Every offer for a Python, Java or SQL learner shows its rate up front, and you accept only the classes that suit you. Edutara sets the lesson fee and bills the learner, so your hours go into code reviews and viva practice, and joining or receiving leads costs you nothing.
Python for CBSE, Java for ICSE and ISC, SQL for both. Tell Edutara what you teach, and the right learners come to you, at their home or online.