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Computers and the Internet
For many people nowadays, everyday life without computers or the Internet is unimaginable. That is certainly true in my case. At some point everyday use turned into a hobby, and now the Internet and its world of exciting possibilities is an integral part of my free time.
It all started years ago with my interest in computers and information technology. Then, as time went by, I discovered the Internet and started to learn more about the infinite virtual network, which
I use to work, research, read, play games and chat with friends and acquaintances.
My new home page
Now I can introduce the final step in my growing passion for the medium, my new home page, which is centred on IT and the Internet in particular. Here you can learn everything about my hobby – from
the latest news on the Web to great ways to play around with computers. In this way I want to get you more closely involved in my hobby and demonstrate what cool stuff you can do with a PC and the
Internet.
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Reviews from Our Learners:
"It was helpful because physics is a very hard subject and sometimws the teacher in a school is not able to explain a topic. I can then understand the topic here and ask questions.The best thing is its one to one so you get all the attention and can ask as many questions as you like." Student A Level Physics
"Understood all topics that were taught and very productive lessons were given." Student , A Level Chemistry
" I feel that my understanding on topics covered here are has vastly improved and I have been taught very well. With the help of worksheets provided , I think my independent learning has improved alongside." Student , A Level Chemistry
" I found this tuitition very helpful for my studies in school , and I have rapidly improve in both subjects Science and Maths." Student , GCSE Physics , Chemistry and Mathematics
" I like the way I get taught and I have really improved my mathematics , physics and chemistry." Student ,GCSE Mathematics , Physics and Chemistry
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