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Computer Science
Cambridge AS Level · 9618
Papers 1 and 2
Precise theory answers, calculations, SQL and pseudocode. Three Paper 1 sessions and five Paper 2 sessions.
See Computer Science sessionsEnrolment open · September–October 2026
Exam intense masterclasses
Focused exam preparation for Computer Science and Business. Turn subject knowledge into clear, well-supported answers through live practice, worked examples and feedback.
- ✓ Eight live sessions per subject
- ✓ Google Meet + Google Classroom
- ✓ Materials, recordings and questions
Two subject cohortsCambridge 9618 · Pearson WBS12/01
Exam practice includedWorked examples, timed tasks and feedback
Live online teachingJoin each lesson on Google Meet
Support between lessonsMaterials and recordings in Google Classroom
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Two subjects. The same focused support.
Both cohorts begin on Friday 25 September. Choose the subject that matches your exam entry; each course costs AED 750 per student. These are focused revision courses for students who have already studied the relevant topics.
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Business
Pearson Edexcel International AS/A Level
WBS12/01 · Unit 2: Managing Business Activities
Financial calculations, case-study application, developed analysis and justified evaluation.
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IGCSE Computer Science Exam Cohort
Focused support for core Computer Science knowledge, problem-solving and confident exam performance.
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GCSE and IGCSE Concepts Masterclass
An accessible group programme for strengthening GCSE and IGCSE concepts through explanation, questioning and practice.
Register interestSeptember–October 2026
Your session dates
Eight 60-minute sessions per subject. All times below are UAE time (GST, UTC+4).
Computer Science · 9618
| Session date | Start |
|---|---|
| Friday 25 September | 4:30pm |
| Saturday 26 September | 11:15am |
| Sunday 27 September | 11:15am |
| Friday 2 October | 4:30pm |
| Saturday 3 October | 11:15am |
| Sunday 4 October | 11:15am |
| Tuesday 6 October | 5:00pm |
| Wednesday 7 October | 5:00pm |
Business · WBS12/01
| Session date | Start |
|---|---|
| Friday 25 September | 5:45pm |
| Saturday 26 September | 10:00am |
| Sunday 27 September | 10:00am |
| Friday 2 October | 5:45pm |
| Saturday 3 October | 10:00am |
| Sunday 4 October | 10:00am |
| Saturday 10 October | 10:00am |
| Sunday 11 October | 10:00am |
Computer Science finishes on Wednesday 7 October. Business finishes on Sunday 11 October. Business weekend sessions start at 10am; Computer Science weekend sessions start at 11:15am.
Your eight-session roadmap
Know what you will practise
Explore the content, exam skills and preparation for each cohort. Live sessions combine worked examples, timed questions and review. Students receive a Google Meet link and access to Google Classroom for materials, recordings and questions.
Exam intense masterclass
Computer Science · Cambridge 9618
Paper 1 theory and Paper 2 problem-solving and programming skills. Sessions run from 25 September to 7 October 2026, ahead of Paper 1 on 9 October, as confirmed by the course organiser. Check your Paper 2 date and all exam arrangements with your exam centre.
Data representation and logic
Number bases, two’s complement, binary arithmetic and overflow; image and sound file sizes; compression choices; logic expressions, circuits and truth tables.
Exam skill: Show a valid calculation method with units, preserve bit width, identify overflow and translate bracketed logic accurately.
Prepare for this session
Review binary place values, hexadecimal digits, bits versus bytes, image resolution, sample rate and basic gate symbols. Attempt four conversions and a four-row truth table. Allow 25 minutes.
Processors and precise systems answers
Fetch–execute cycle and register transfers; immediate versus direct addressing and assembly tracing; applied network, operating-system and security explanations.
Exam skill: Distinguish addresses from contents and write an explanation that names the mechanism and its effect in the given situation.
Prepare for this session
Know the roles of PC, MAR, MDR, CIR and ACC, RAM versus ROM, client/server devices, basic OS functions and common security measures. Label a fetch-cycle diagram and bring one unclear theory answer. Allow 25 minutes.
Databases and Paper 1 answer clinic
Keys, relationships and normalisation; SQL queries, aggregates and joins; DDL versus DML; a brief ethics/licensing answer clinic and Paper 1 timing.
Exam skill: Plan relational tables, keep identifiers consistent, choose the right SQL operation and make distinct contextual points under time pressure.
Prepare for this session
Review primary/foreign/composite keys, relationships, 1NF–3NF and SELECT–FROM–WHERE. Read the supplied ethics, software licensing and AI-impact summary. Attempt one simple query. Allow 30 minutes.
Pseudocode and algorithm foundations
Extracting requirements; abstraction and decomposition; identifiers and data types; selection, loops and Boolean conditions; flowchart-to-pseudocode conversion and tracing.
Exam skill: Turn a requirement into a clear algorithm with initialisation, correct loop boundaries and all required outputs.
Prepare for this session
Review declarations, assignment, IF/CASE, FOR/WHILE/REPEAT and DIV/MOD. Be able to follow a short loop and distinguish a string literal from a variable. Attempt the supplied trace. Allow 20 minutes.
Arrays searching and sorting
1D/2D array traversal; totals, counts and extrema; linear search with a not-found case; bubble-sort passes and safe bounds.
Exam skill: Use correct indices and bounds, reset accumulators in the right place, and handle missing data or a not-found result.
Prepare for this session
Know how to declare and index 1D/2D arrays and follow nested loops. Review linear search and bubble sort; trace one search and one sorting pass on the supplied short lists. Allow 30 minutes.
Subroutines records and strings
Procedures/functions and interfaces; BYVAL/BYREF and scope; record fields; string functions and type conversion; structure charts and modular design.
Exam skill: Write a subroutine matching its required interface and return type, use parameters correctly and process records/strings safely.
Prepare for this session
Review procedure/function headers, parameters and return values. Know how record fields are accessed and how to read the insert entries for string functions. Trace one short function call. Allow 25 minutes.
Text files and abstract data types
READ/WRITE/APPEND modes, EOF loops and file processing; stacks, queues and linked lists using diagrams, operations and array representations.
Exam skill: Process a file without losing existing content or reading past EOF, and update an ADT diagram with correct data and pointers.
Prepare for this session
Review text-file commands and EOF. Know stack versus queue order, the role of head/front/top pointers and how a linked-list next pointer is followed. Annotate one supplied diagram. Allow 25 minutes.
Testing and timed Paper 2 practice
Test plans and expected results; error diagnosis and maintenance; lifecycle/model choices and state-transition diagrams in a rapid review; an integrated timed algorithm task.
Exam skill: Test an algorithm at its boundaries, secure credit for valid parts of a solution and leave with an evidence-based revision plan.
Prepare for this session
Review testing methods, normal/abnormal/boundary data and expected results; waterfall/iterative/RAD, maintenance types and state-transition diagrams. Bring your corrected work and error log. Allow 30 minutes.
Exam intense masterclass
Business · Pearson Edexcel WBS12/01
Unit 2: Managing Business Activities · Exam: Wednesday 14 October 2026. The paper lasts two hours and carries 80 marks, including a 20-mark essay.
Practise accurate calculations, use case evidence to develop cause-and-effect arguments, and weigh alternatives to reach a justified conclusion. Revise relevant Unit 1 concepts too, because questions can draw on that knowledge.
Finance choices that fit the business
Business plans, ownership, liability and internal/external finance.
Exam skill: Select evidence from a case and explain why a funding choice fits its needs.
Prepare for this session
Revise sources of finance and limited liability. Bring one funding decision to discuss.
Break-even and financial planning
Revenue, costs, contribution, break-even, margin of safety and forecasts.
Exam skill: Show workings and units, then explain what a result means for the decision.
Prepare for this session
Practise percentage changes and contribution calculations.
Cash flow and budgets
Cash-flow forecasts, budgets and favourable/adverse variances.
Exam skill: Interpret a cash shortfall and evaluate a practical response using the evidence.
Prepare for this session
Review inflows, outflows and opening/closing balances.
Profit, liquidity and business failure
Profit margins, liquidity ratios, working capital and causes of failure.
Exam skill: Distinguish cash from profit and use ratios to support a contextual judgement.
Prepare for this session
Review statements of income and financial position; bring a calculator.
Operations and capacity
Production methods, productivity, efficiency and capacity utilisation.
Exam skill: Build a cause-and-effect argument and assess the trade-offs of an operations choice.
Prepare for this session
Revise production methods and capacity utilisation.
Inventory and quality
Inventory diagrams, JIT, lean production and quality management.
Exam skill: Compare options using costs, reliability and customer needs from the case.
Prepare for this session
Review buffer stock, JIT and quality control versus assurance.
External influences and stronger evaluation
Economic change, legislation and competition.
Exam skill: Develop both sides of an argument and explain which factor matters most in this business.
Prepare for this session
Revise exchange rates, interest rates and business responses.
Timed practice and final answer clinic
Integrated Unit 2 revision and a timed extended response.
Exam skill: Plan a 20-mark answer, weigh competing arguments and justify a final decision.
Prepare for this session
Bring your error log and one corrected extended response.
Your tutors
Experienced teaching, thoughtful support
ResourceBit is led by Abdulhasib Osmani, an experienced Computer Science and ICT teacher and educational leader who has worked across British schools in the UK and UAE.
His experience spans GCSE, IGCSE and A Level teaching, curriculum design, assessment and targeted student intervention. This gives students more than subject explanation. They receive carefully sequenced teaching, responsive feedback and support shaped around how they learn.
Lessons combine strong subject knowledge with a clear understanding of examination expectations. The aim is to help every student become more accurate, independent and confident.
Business tutor
The Business cohort has its own tutor and a focused plan for WBS12/01 Unit 2.
British curriculum experience
Computer Science specialist
Curriculum and assessment leadership
Adaptive, student-focused teaching
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Why ResourceBit
A clear method for stronger exam answers
Consistent teaching
Each cohort has its own tutor, keeping teaching and feedback consistent within that subject.
Exam-board focused teaching
Each cohort focuses on its own specification: Cambridge 9618 or Pearson Edexcel WBS12/01.
Practice and feedback
Timed tasks, worked answers and whole-group feedback help students identify and correct avoidable mistakes.
Organised digital learning
Approved student accounts access lessons and supporting resources in a controlled online environment.
Additional support
One-to-one tuition and A2 support
Personalised online tuition remains available by enquiry, subject to availability and suitability.
One-to-one Computer Science
Individual lessons built around the student's exam board, current gaps and pace of learning.
- GCSE or IGCSEFrom AED 350 per hour
- A LevelFrom AED 400 per hour
Cambridge A2 support
Second-year Cambridge 9618 students can enquire about small-group or one-to-one support where demand and availability allow.
Enquire about A2How it works
A simple route from interest to your first lesson
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Choose your support
Choose Computer Science or Business, then open the registration form for that cohort. You can also enquire about individual support.
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Submit the form
Use your subject’s registration form and provide the student and contact details requested. General questions use the enquiry form below.
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Receive confirmation
Follow the payment instructions on your form or from ResourceBit. Your place is confirmed once registration and payment have been confirmed.
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Join the classroom
Students receive a Google Meet link and are added to Google Classroom to access materials, recordings and ask questions.
Questions answered
Frequently asked questions
If you need help deciding whether the programme is suitable, use the enquiry form at the bottom of the page.
Computer Science is for Cambridge AS 9618 students preparing for Papers 1 and 2. Business is for Pearson Edexcel WBS12/01 Unit 2 students. Both are focused exam revision courses for students who have already studied the topics. Enquire before signing up if you have substantial gaps.
Both cohorts start on Friday 25 September 2026. Computer Science starts at 4:30pm and Business at 5:45pm UAE time. See the full timetable for the remaining dates and varied start times. Business weekend lessons begin at 10am; its final session is Sunday 11 October.
AED 750 per student per subject covers eight 60-minute live online group sessions, exam practice, worked answers, materials and recordings in Google Classroom. Each subject is a separate enrolment.
Lessons run live on Google Meet. Students receive a joining link and are added to Google Classroom for materials, recordings and questions. Bring paper, a pen and, for Business, a calculator.
Choose your subject and complete its registration form. Both cohorts follow the same process: registration, payment instructions, confirmation and classroom access. Follow the payment instructions provided by ResourceBit.
Recordings and supporting materials are available in Google Classroom. Group sessions follow a fixed timetable and are not individually rescheduled.
Yes. Computer Science and Business both start on 25 September 2026. Spaces are limited. The separate IGCSE Exam Cohort and GCSE/IGCSE Concepts Masterclass remain coming soon.
Yes. Computer Science one-to-one tuition is available by enquiry, from AED 350 per hour for GCSE or IGCSE and AED 400 per hour for A Level, subject to suitability and availability.
Spaces are limited
Choose your masterclass
AED 750 per student, per subject. Both cohorts follow the same signup, payment and confirmation process.
Computer Science
Cambridge 9618 · Papers 1 and 2
AED 750 · Eight live sessions
Open Computer Science signup formOnline registration is being prepared. Enquire about a place.
Business
Pearson Edexcel WBS12/01 · Unit 2
AED 750 · Eight live sessions
Open Business signup formOnline registration is being prepared. Enquire about a place.
After confirmation, students receive a Google Meet link and access to Google Classroom materials, recordings and questions.
Enquiries and future programmes
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