Computer science.
From an idea
to working code.
Live one-to-one lessons. First algorithms, Python and personal projects. Learn to think step by step, test ideas and understand why a program works.
total = 0for n in [1, 2, 3]:total = total + nprint(total)
Step through the algorithm. Four lines add three numbers, with every action visible.
Your first code.
Your first project.
No programming experience needed. Choose a pathway from the basics to OGE preparation with an active exam expert.
We usually start in grade 7. For a younger student eager to program, we discuss suitable lessons individually.
A first language through clear problems
The program accounts for school students’ age and interests. Explore concepts through practical examples.
- Variables and data types
Learn to store and process information.
- Conditions and branches
Write programs that make decisions.
- Loops and functions
Automate repetition and create reusable code blocks.
- Practice on real problems
Solve accessible problems that interest the student.
Write simple Python programs, understand the basic concepts and be ready to move forward.
Learn to think like a programmer
Develop logical, structured thinking before writing a program.
- Break problems into steps
Split a difficult problem into simpler tasks.
- Flowcharts and pseudocode
Visualize the algorithm before implementing it.
- Logic problems
Practice recognizing patterns through puzzles.
- Read and improve code
Analyze other programs and seek a more efficient solution.
See logical connections, divide problems into steps and confidently turn an idea into code.
Each topic becomes a working product
Follow the whole path from an idea to an application you can demonstrate.
- Game projects
Quizzes, guessing games and text adventures.
- Everyday utilities
Calculators, converters and task planners.
- Working with data
Process lists and files and perform simple data analysis.
- Presentations and a portfolio
Explain the code, defend choices and collect your projects.
Aim for a portfolio of 5–10 working projects, an understanding of the development cycle and motivation to continue.
Systematic exam preparation
The program follows FIPI specifications and is supervised by an active computer science OGE expert.
- Regular work with an expert
Teachers check marking criteria with current examiners and teach answers that avoid losing points on presentation.
- Individual plan
Develop a strategy with the expert around the student’s real knowledge gaps.
- Personal consultations
Review difficult problems and prepare psychologically for the exam.
- Every task type and monthly mock exams
Number systems, logic, Python and spreadsheets. Full papers with error review.
Know the OGE structure, confidently solve tasks including programming and prepare for a high result.
Imagine it.
Run it.
Understand it.
Margarita Konstantinovna Obukhova teaches this subject: a mathematics and computer science teacher and OGE expert. Students write their own code, with guidance when needed.
01Define the task02Build the algorithm03Write and run04Find and explain errorsDiscuss what the program should do and the expected result.
Describe actions in simple words and identify repetitions.
Test the program on input data and inspect the result.
Understand failures, fix code and explain your solution.
A report after every lesson
What was covered, how your child worked, the homework and the tutor’s advice. Short by email, more detail in Telegram, in full with progress in your account and the Axioma app.
- Telegram
- Axioma app
- Browser notification
- Personal account
- VKsoon
- WhatsAppsoon
Your teacher
Meet our team. Each profile covers education, experience and specialisms. We match the teacher to the student’s goals.
First, your format.
Then, your exact price.
Choose the grade, lesson length and individual or small-group format. Compare single lessons, monthly plans and lesson packs.
Do I need programming experience?
No. Start from scratch with variables, simple actions and clear problems.
Can students younger than grade 7 join?
Yes, by agreement. Include the student’s age, grade and interests in the form so we can discuss a suitable program.
Who teaches computer science?
Margarita Konstantinovna Obukhova, a mathematics and computer science teacher and an active OGE examiner.
Is OGE preparation available?
Yes. Build a plan with an expert, study all task types and take monthly mock exams. Expert consultations are included in lessons according to the plan.
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