Motivational Python lessons with practical problem solving

I have completed my Bachelor of Computer Science and I've been coding in Python for 4 years using numerous Python libraries. I've participated in a Hackathon where I've built skill-based matching in a game called Osu and developed my abilities in working with APIs. Nowadays, I'm primarily working on Python libraries that specialise in manipulating and sorting large amount of data and using machine learning to distinguish the spinal region based on medical scans. Aside from the programming I do at work, I've been practicing on other languages and frameworks in coding. Nevertheless, I consider myself to enjoy learning and teaching the logics of programming.

My tutoring sessions revolve around with the student's interest and needs that I'm able to bridge the gap in. I offer strong lessons in Python that encourage the students to vocalise their thought processes and optimise their ability to code. As for explaining, I believe theory is better explained through visualisation and examples that the student can relate to and apply. As a recent student myself, I am aware of the difficulty of grasping new concepts when introduced and more than happy to provide clarifications on any misunderstandings or doubts when asked. Furthermore, my strategy for teaching would be strongly lead by problems relating to the topic that is being taught to solidify the knowledge and going over the student's progress to further understand how their solution can come about. In spite of this, even if this does not align with how the student likes to learn, I'm more than happy to tailor my teachings around their interest that can assist them with assignments or homework.