Shasmeen Ahmed (also known as Shasy) is a BSc Computer Science student at Queen Mary University of London. She has always been drawn to the creative and problem-solving aspects of coding, appreciating how it allows her to bring ideas to life. Passionate about teaching computer science, she enjoys helping students build confidence as they explore new concepts and develop exciting projects. She strives to make computer science approachable, engaging, and tailored to each student’s learning pace. She views her students' progress and growing enthusiasm as a rewarding experience.

Ancy Joseph is an MSc Data Science graduate from the University of Greenwich with a strong passion for both Data Science and Computer Science. She enjoys working with young learners, introducing them to the exciting world of technology. Through teaching, she shares her knowledge in a fun and engaging way, sparking curiosity and helping students build confidence as they explore the creative and powerful possibilities of coding.

Sarah Todd holds an undergraduate BEng Computing degree from Imperial College London and will be pursuing an MSc in Artificial Intelligence at City, University of London (St George’s) starting September. She enjoys teaching Computer Science, as it allows her to help students build a strong foundation in the subject while fostering a fun and collaborative learning environment. She values empowering students, encouraging them to develop creative and problem-solving skills in coding. Sarah also takes joy in sharing her enthusiasm for the subject, whether when explaining key concepts or offering practical programming tips.

Sid Iliyasu is a graduate student at Imperial College London, currently pursuing his Master's in Design Engineering. He enjoys teaching computer science because it allows him to share his knowledge with others. Having experienced instructors who overcomplicate concepts, he strives to break down complex ideas into clear, relatable explanations to make learning more accessible for students.