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The average price of Python lessons in Leicester is £26.
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22 tutors are available to give coding lessons in Leicester and the suburban areas.
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On Superprof, you can learn Python online with a private tutor. Whether you need help revising for your degree, are struggling with coursework or would just like to work on your programming skills, our tutors can help you.
Many of our teachers also offer private online tuition. Around 80% of the private teachers on Superprof give IT classes online and most of them give their first lessons free!
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Python is a popular coding style to learn. Many pupils struggle with programming throughout the learning journey, whether at a beginner level, intermediate or advanced level. This is why additional programming support is so highly sought after.
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| ✅ Average price: | £26/h |
| ✅ Average response time: | 2h |
| ✅ Tutors available: | 22 |
| ✅ Lesson format: | Face-to-face or online |
Compared to other UK cities whose universities have endured for centuries, schools of higher learning in Leicester are infants. To wit, the University of Leicester only received its Royal Charter in 1957; its other tertiary school was established 12 years after that.
It's not that Leicestrians abhor learning but the city's economy is more industry-driven. The garment district in Leicester alone houses more than 1000 factories; the city is also known for its shoe manufacturing and cosmetics production. Typical of factory work, higher education is not required to land a good-paying job with substantial benefits.
But the tide is changing in Leicester. White-collar industries such as finance and accounting are claiming an ever greater share of the Leicester economy and workforce, a trend that points to the urgent need for an evolving workforce.
Do you know what else Leicester is known for? Engineering. Granted, these engineering concerns are still on the manufacturing side of the economic divide - the supply side, if you will, but from here is where the call for workers with coding skills and technological knowledge is the loudest.
Companies like Trelleborg and Jones & Shipman have committed large sums towards attracting and cultivating talent, going so far as to partner with university engineering departments to ensure students learn the needed skills to keep their industry thriving.
How can learning Python help you meet their need?
Today's factories are a marvel of robots and conveyors, often controlled remotely, by a central control panel. Naturally, a human must activate the controls and set operational parameters; those actions are determined via the graphical user interface or GUI.
GUIs may be touch screens or engaged with a standard computer mouse but the main takeaway is that GUIs are often programmed in Python, even if the system - the robot or machine runs on a computer program written in a different programming language.
That's because Python integrates well with more complex programming languages like C++ and JavaScript, and has one of the best libraries for building graphical user interfaces. All the programmer has to do is search the Python library for the module of code they're looking for and plug it into their program.
Python is also well suited for machine learning, the process of leveraging data to improve machine performance. Indeed, it's common for technicians to write a test program in Python to troubleshoot and diagnose machine 'failures', or to 'teach' it a new sequence of operations.
This programming language isn't just suitable for industrial applications, Leicester firms such as Mazars and Hastings likely run Python programs to build databases, run analytics on the data they collect and support their computer networks' system administration functions.
Python is such a versatile programming language that practically every Leicester concern, from banks to retail centres, benefits from its applications.
What can learning Python do for you?
Besides helping you land a job that pays well, knowing how to write code in Python could help you get started as an entrepreneur or tech startup. You might, for instance, design a game or mobile app that runs Python. Uber and Spotify are just two examples of such; could you see yourself delivering such innovation?
Python can help you make it happen.
Besides being one of the easiest programming languages to learn and use, it's one of the easiest to find lessons for. In Leicester, you can find many commercial outlets such as Training Dragon that offer intensive training seminars; you can also enquire about Python programming courses at the Adult Education Centre.
Before the pandemic, the University of Leicester offered Python training events. These short courses covered basic programming concepts and explored the Python libraries, and guided course participants through writing their very first Python programme.
In-person training is the best way to learn Python because your instructor will be able to demonstrate exactly how to find the code module you need and how to plug it into your programme.
Superprof has 38 Python tutors in Leicester who are available for in-person or online Python lessons. If online Python training suits your schedule better, you may choose your Superprof from among the 630 who teach Python throughout the UK.
Siddharth
Python tutor
He has the root knowledge of the subject and approach it in the best way that make the trainee eager to learn more. Amazing teacher
Nureni, 2 years ago
Vernon
Python tutor
Vernon is very knowledgable, giving clear explanations, which helped me complete my project!
Roda, 2 years ago
Leon
Python tutor
He is a wonderful, patient, intelligent, and helpful teacher.
Sara, 2 years ago
Peter
Python tutor
very good at explaining each line of coding in depth and regarding face to face communication very liberal and positive. 100% recommended:)
Ranbir, 3 years ago