Manny Athwal
Having obtained his Undergradute degree from University of Wolverhampton and Masters from Staffordshire University, Manny is the founder of School of Coding. Currently head of business development and growth stratedgy. Specialises in GCSE and A-Level intervention programs for schools. A member of Aston University Business School Alumni.
Sandeep Athwal
Having obtained a degree in Psychology and multiple qualifications in training and assessing, Sandeep is now head of computing within primary schools, specialising in after-school clubs and national workshops. She is also responsible for recruiting new talent for the company.
Clare Norton
Operations Manager at School of Coding, School of Cyber Security, The Work College and SOC Blended Learning, Europe.
I have worked in advertising, marketing, law, software, education, and business management and growth. That’s why my role at School of Coding suits me so well. It’s the perfect mix of everything I know and love.
Outside of work, I’m a mum to my fourteen-year-old son, and I’m passionate about being the best I can be and encouraging others to do the same, both inside and outside of the workplace.
I'm a member of Aston University Alumni, and my favourite thing about my role is working with the team and working on the ever-changing, ever-diverse projects we undertake as coding educators.
I would love to be mentored by Alan Sugar!
Malik Farooq
Hi, I am Malik Farooq - Management Accountant at School of Coding. An experienced professional MSc in Accounting and Financial Management at Coventry University whilst studying for ACCA. Possess over 4 years of professional accounting and finance experience. Moreover, with a lot of potential skills and always energetic to find out new ideas and concepts and to deal with complex problems and provide creative solutions. I have loved numbers from my childhood, that's why I chose that field for my career. Hard-working and adaptable individuals who maintain a professional manner in the workplace. I work well as part of a team and also work unsupervised using initiative. I like to learn about new innovations, including Cars, IT etc, in the world in my spare time.
Jo Dickens
Hi, I'm Jo. I am excited to work at School of Coding as the new AEP (Alternative Education Provision) tutor. I have over 20 years experience working in education as both a Teaching Assistant and a Teacher. I have also worked as a Camp Counsellor in America for two summers (many years ago!). I have a degree in Applied Psychology and a Postgraduate Certificate in Education. My role is to offer an alternative education experience and support students in predominantly Maths, English and Science. I enjoy learning new things and encouraging others to reach their goals.
Selina Bougan
Hello! My name is Selina, and I work for School of Coding as a project manager. I just obtained my Business and Management degree from Aston University. My favourite part of my job is travelling to Europe and handling European projects with a variety of partners. There are always new learning possibilities, which makes the job more enjoyable and enables me to get to know new individuals and observe how they interact with others from different backgrounds. If I could swap lives with anyone for the day it would be Jeff Bezos. I would love to experience being a billionaire for a day.
Chloe Murphy
Hi, I’m Chloe, and at School of Coding, I work with sales and admin for the tuition department, my favourite thing about working in this role is talking to new clients from different backgrounds and helping them wherever I can. Not every day or enquiry is the same so it makes the day more interesting. My dream job when I was 5 was to become a vet. I couldn't imagine doing this now. My favourite subject whilst in school was Performing Arts. If I had a superpower I would love to know what people are thinking so I could get ahead of them.
Rishabh Malik
My name is Rishabh Malik and I work in the Digital Marketing department at the School of Coding. My role is to make plans for lead generation and brand awareness as well as to maintain the websites. I love working with website design, SEO, content marketing, and other digital marketing strategies. The thing that I love about my job is experiencing something new every day and discovering the power of digital marketing and how it impacts our life. That is what drives me. This job helps me to push my limits and makes me better at my work.
Rajiv Malik
Having completed his Master Degree in Computer Application from MDU, Rajiv Malik has a teaching experience of 22+ years. Vast knowledge in Python, Java, Android Programming, PHP, MySql, C, C++, HTML with CSS, JavaScript, C#, VB .Net, Asp .Net, Oracle, D2K.
Kiran Sanghera
Hello my Name is Kiran and I am Head of the Tuition Department. I handle all new Business enquiries making sure the customer knows exactly what we offer and how our subjects will benefit their Student journey with School of Coding. One thing I love about my job is hearing positive feedback on how we have helped students and what a difference we have made to building their confidence. I have experienced my own child creating games and laughing with his online tutor, showing me online learning is just as much fun as face to face learning! I enjoy going out to Schools meeting Staff and Students explaining the benefits Coding has to offer.
Claire Martin
I am Claire Martin I work on the Tuition Desk, as a Tuition Desk coordinator. My role is to help with the administration and running of the Tuition desk, to ensure lessons run as smoothly as possible. And keeping parents informed of any issues that may arise. A super power I wish I had was to have a photographic memory.
Helena Gair
Hello, my name is Helena, and I work as a general office administrator, therefore each day my responsibilities vary. When I was younger, teaching at a primary school was my ideal career. Never change who you are to fit in with other people, is some advice I would give to my younger self. And if I could turn invisible, that would be my ideal superpower.
Emma Jenvey
My name is Emma Jenvey and I am the Employer Engagement Officer for the In2Employment Programme at The School of Coding. My role is to support and handle the recruitment process and act as the go-between for employers and job seekers aged 15-24, offering support and training to all of our job seekers. I am the direct line of communication between clients and businesses. With over 10 years of experience in both the public and private sectors, I have experience in learner and employer engagement, project management, team building, professional development, strategic implementation, and company collaboration.
Avaani Grewal
My name is Avaani and I am one of the Project Managers for Community Grants at School of Coding. I aspire to be someone who can help those in need, and that is why I love my job. I have completed my Masters in Law, and I hope to use that knowledge in the future to create better opportunities for people. I am an easy and outgoing character with a special love for exploring new places especially if it involves food! I am a huge food lover with an aptitude for finding uncommon and weird places to eat. I enjoy singing as I believe it is good for the soul and I try my best to always stay positive, even in stressful situations. When I was 5, I wanted to be a chef. I soon realised I would get undeniably overweight if I took that career path, just because I love food so much!
Cameron Athwal
Having worked at School of Coding for two years, at the age of 20, Cameron teaches Scratch, Python and GCSE Computer Science.Having completed his GCSEs and A-Levels at Upton Court Grammer, he is currently studying for an undergraduate degree in Computer Science at Coventry University and will be moving to Buckingham University in September 2022.
Kyle Cadwallader
Hi, I’m Kyle, and I am a tutor here at School of Coding, The most favourite part of my job is going out to different schools around The West Midlands and teaching them about the importance of coding and how it is being implemented into everyday life. If I had to be mentored by someone it would be Robert Downey Junior.
Ashwin Jaimal
After working for almost an entire year, Ashwin started working with School of Coding in May 2021. At age 21, Ashwin teaches Python and Java. Gaining an impressive 11 GCSEs and 3 A-Levels ranging from A*-C at Highfields School. He is now studying in his final year for an undergraduate degree in Computer Science at Aston University, expecting to complete his master's postgraduate in the following year to come. “Working with School of Coding has been amazing! As a tutor, it feels gratifying to teach children and adults about subjects you are passionate about.”
Bandna Dhaliwal
Hi, my name is Bandna and I have been a tutor at School of Coding since July 2022. I currently teach Python programming and Scratch, whilst also doing my A-levels at Wolverhampton Girls’ High School (Biology, Chemistry and Mathematics). This is also where I studied for my GCSEs, in which I achieved results that I am incredibly proud of, ranging between 9-8 (A**- A*). I find my work as a tutor incredibly rewarding as I feel that I make a long-lasting difference to my students, enriching their lives. Outside of tutoring and education, I am part of a Karate club and attend Cadets, both of which I enjoy very much.
Beth Cartwright
Hi, my name is Beth, I have been teaching Scratch and Python with School of Coding since April 2022. Alongside this, I am currently studying Maths, Further Maths and Computer Science A-Level with the hopes of studying Maths and Computer Science at university. I have previously worked with other tuition companies and have helped to run the summer HAFs. I love trying to get all the children involved and help them learn in a comfortable environment.
Bhavika Shonal
My name is Bhavika Shonal, I have a Masters Degree in Information Systems and extensive experience in the tech world. I have been teaching for the last two years. I started my career in Web Development and explored different fields in IT, such as Middleware Administration and QA Testing. I have experience in several programming languages including Python, Lua Coding, HTML and CSS. I believe no one is ever too young to start learning these vital skills!
Eshaal Khan
Hi, I'm Eshaal, I joined School of Coding in March 2022 and currently teach Scratch, Python, and GCSE Computer Science. Alongside this, I study A-level Computer Science, Spanish, and Psychology, hoping to venture into Cyber Security and Technology Consulting in the future. In my spare time, you can find me making dessert orders for my small business, reading a book, or playing badminton. What I love the most about my job is helping my students develop their problem-solving skills and self-confidence, watching their faces light up when their program works, and hearing about how many of them want to be game designers in the future!
Grace Bennett
As another younger tutor, Grace joined School of Coding in February 2021 as her first paid job. At age 17, she committedly teaches Python, GCSE Computer Science, and produces excellent Scratch, Java, and Python resources for our new Erasmus Projects.Having produced amazing GCSE results ranging from 9-8 (A**- A*), she currently studies A-Level English, Maths and Computer Science at Wolverhampton Girls High.Outside school and work hours, Grace voluntarily runs a robotics club and Tech Club ( Introduction to Lighting & Sound for Stage) for younger students.
Gus Basson
Acting as one of our longest working tutors, Gus has been working at School of Coding since its inception in 2017.At age 34, he has a range of tutor roles, including -Scratch, Python, PyGame, and GCSE Computer Science.Gus has an admirable bachelor's honours degree in Accounting and Finance from Birmingham City University, ACCA Chartered Accountant Qualification and a previous career in Commercial Finance.
Kylian Squires
My name is Kylian, I joined the School of Coding team when I was 19 helping out with the HAF clubs. I now teach Scratch helping students venture into the world of computer science. In addition to this, I’m in my second year of a cybersecurity degree. In my spare time, I enjoy learning more about cyber security and how to successfully run a business gaining knowledge in forex trading. A skill I have is that I can speak French.
Lauren Kay
My name is Lauren Kay and I am a tutor at the School of Coding. I am studying Computer Science A Level at Wolverhampton Girls' High School and hoping to study Psychology at university this September. I have worked with children many times in various jobs, and have volunteered at two schools to help aid children in their work and improve their reading skills. I love to take an active role in supporting children in their learning and try my best to be as successful in doing so as possible.
Mckaren Poonian
I'm McKaren, a tutor at School of Coding and I currently teach GCSE Computer Science. Alongside tutoring, I study A-level Computer Science, Maths, Further Maths and Physics at Wolverhampton Girls’ High School, where I also studied my GCSEs gaining results from 9 - 8 (A**- A*). In my free time, you can find me reading a book or going on walks with my family. What I love about my job is being able to help students build their confidence and aid them to expand their knowledge when it comes to Computer Science. Whether it’s teaching them new content interactively or having debates and interesting discussions to further develop their learning and allow them to articulate their opinions.
Natasha Parbhakar
Acting as one of our newest tutors and youngest, Natasha joined School of Coding in December 2021. At the age of 17, impressively, she teaches Python Programming and GCSE Computer Science, having just completed her GCSEs in early 2021.With fantastic GCSE results ranging from 9-7 ( A**- A), she currently studies A-Levels at Wolverhampton Girls High.She runs Robotics and Tech Clubs for younger students in her spare time and is acting Prefect for Computer Science at her Sixth Form.
Nitin Wadakar
I am Nitin. I have 7 years of working experience (plus 3 years in IT and 4 years in Ed techs). Having exposure to both Industry and academics, I now thoroughly understand how every learner is unique and how their potential can be developed. I train learners of every age group in subjects like Scratch, Python, Java, C#, WordPress, GCSE OCR, AQA, A-Level, Web Development, Cyber Security etc. Inspiring young minds is my ultimate purpose and it fuels my passion to teach.
Raoul Jeyakumar
Equally one of our newest tutors, Raoul joined School of Coding in January 2022. At age 21, he teaches GCSE Mathematics and Core Sciences to our students.Having achieved 12 GCSEs ranging from A*- C at Upton Court Grammar and A-Levels in Maths, Chemistry and Biology, he is now impressively in his final year at Swansea University, studying Civil Engineering.
Reena Sagar
Hi, I'm Reena Sagar. I have completed a master's in Computer Science while gaining 7 years of teaching experience. Teaching is my passion, I have worked with multiple organisations to explore my skills and have taught students from all backgrounds. I currently teach Scratch, Roblox, Web Development, C-C++, C# and ASP.Net with the School of Coding.
Roshini Kalidindi
Hi, my name is Roshini, I am working full-time as an integrations developer and pursuing a master's degree (part-time) in computer science at Keele university. I joined School of Coding in January 2022 and I currently teach GCSE and A-Level Computer Science, Python and Scratch. What I love the most about being a tutor is I get to make a difference in my students' learning by creating an environment where they are able to believe in themselves and their ability to learn.
Suki Gill
I have an MSc in Computing and have held the position of Head of Department for ten years. My experience has enabled me to work in a range of schools including Grammar, Independent and Boarding secondary schools. This has allowed me to develop my understanding of how students need to break down exam questions, what should be included in their responses as well as how to teach different types of learners. I have also held the position of an OCR examiner and NEA moderator for nine years which has allowed me to analyse and identify common mistakes made by students during exams. As a middle leader I have also been responsible for training Computer Science teachers at all levels.
Teri Dawkins
Acting as one of our newest tutors and youngest, Teri joined School of Coding in December 2021. At the age of 17, impressively, she teaches Python Programming and GCSE Computer Science, having just completed her GCSEs in early 2021.With excellent GCSE results ranging between 9 and 7 ( A** and A), she now studies Maths, Computer Science and Biology A-Levels at Wolverhampton Girls high.