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Computer Science Engineer and Educator

Bringing 15+ years of formal academic practice across UK education establishments with leadership to GCSE, A Level, and vocational Computing students. A Fully Qualified teacher, member of Society for Education and An Aspire Leader in Mainstream Schools practicing since 2009.

15+

Years teaching practice

HE & FE

University lecturing background

NPQSL

Qualified educational leader

Higher & Further Education

Secondary to University

Prior to leading secondary Computer Science departments, Amar spent five years delivering undergraduate and masters modules across notable UK institutions, including Anglia Ruskin University, University of West London, Essex College, and Eton Thames Graduate School.

This background ensures that students aiming for top-tier university degrees encounter rigorous foundational theory, structured algorithmic logic, and formal code reviews well before entering higher education.

Secondary Practice

Mainstream Secondary School leadership and assessment

Since 2014, Amar has specialized in secondary education, serving as FULLY QUALIFIED Teacher, Head of Computer Science within mainstream schools and practice as a part of Senior Leadership Team. Holding the National Professional Qualification for Senior Leadership (NPQSL), his pedagogical approach integrates curriculum design with strict adherence to examination board mark schemes.

By combining formal engineering principles with everyday secondary mentorship, students learn to deconstruct complex programming challenges, manage NEA coursework systematically, and eliminate common examination pitfalls.

Examiner Insight

True mastery in Computer Science requires moving beyond basic syntax into rigorous computational thinking and exact alignment with Edexcel, AQA and OCR marking criteria.

Mr Halder, Engg (BTech), PGDAMS, PGSBIT, MBA, PGCE, NPQSL

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