Mr Muddhoo Shoheb, Cambridge Computer Science teacher

Mr Muddhoo Shoheb

Cambridge Computer Science Teacher

I have taught Cambridge Computer Science for 15+ years.

Qualifications

  • • Degree: BSc Electronics and Computer Science
  • • Professional certification: PGCE
  • • Currently teaching Computer Science at Islamic Cultural College, Port-Louis, Mauritius
  • • Location: Belvedere Road, Brisée Verdière, 1402-03, Mauritius

Syllabuses I teach

9618

AS & A Level Computer Science

15+ years

0478

IGCSE Computer Science

15+ years

2210

O Level Computer Science

15+ years

Grade 7, 8 & 9 (NCE)

ICT

15+ years

How I teach

I teach using what I call the what / why / how method: what the concept is, why it exists (the real-world problem it solves), and how to apply it — in exam answers and in code.

Every topic is worked from first principles. Instead of memorising definitions, students see where an idea comes from, so it actually sticks. This approach is built specifically for students who find Computer Science hard — the pace is deliberate, and nothing is assumed.

Who I teach

I teach students preparing for Cambridge IGCSE, O Level and A Level Computer Science in English-medium schools across Mauritius and international Cambridge education markets, including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain, Malaysia, Singapore, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa and other countries. Classes are delivered live online, with every session recorded so students can learn from any time zone.

What a class actually looks like

Live classes run 90 minutes weekly, in small groups so every student gets time to ask questions. Each session works through past-paper style problems and pseudocode/programming exercises on-screen, step by step. Recordings, notes and practice questions are published straight after — so nothing is missed if a student can't attend live.

Why Mauritius works for international students

Mauritius is an English-medium Cambridge country, so lessons are taught in the same language and exam culture your child is being assessed in. Mauritius also sits at GMT+4 — conveniently placed between the Gulf, South Asia, Africa and Asia-Pacific, making live class times workable for students across all these regions.

Get in touch

Questions about a syllabus, live class times, or which course is right for your child? I'm happy to help.