Computer Science Accelerator
Learning pathway:
New to algorithms & programming
Who is this pathway for?
For teachers who have a good understanding of computer systems but need help with programming,
this learning pathway will improve your subject knowledge to meet the requirements of GCSE
computer science.
Key stage 4 2 remote learning courses 2 online courses
Introduction to algorithms, programming & data
1 Create some simple block-based computer programs
and discover how to implement them in Python. CP428 remote course
Programming 101: an introduction to Python for educators
2 Learn how programs are constructed using the building
blocks of sequencing, selection and iteration. CO207 online course
Python programming constructs
3 Learn how programs are constructed using the building
blocks of sequencing, selection and iteration. CP423 remote course
Programming 102: think like a computer scientist
4 Take your Python skills further. Guided by the Raspberry Pi
Foundation, you’ll explore algorithms and list structures. CO208 online course
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Computer Science Accelerator
Remote learning:
Live courses that are delivered online by our network of Computing Hubs and can be accessed from
home. Remote learning offers the flexibility of short sessions designed to fit around your day.
Other courses to enhance this pathway:
CP433 - Python programming: working with data
CP420 - Representing algorithms using flowcharts and pseudocode
Online courses:
On-demand courses that offer a new and exciting way to learn about computing and digital making.
Take part in these free online courses and learn at your own pace, in the comfort of your own home.
Other courses to enhance this pathway:
CO219 - Programming 103: saving and structuring data
CO209 - Representing data with images and sound: bringing data to life
Take the next step
To find out more about the programme, our national support network and how we can help,
email the team at info@teachcomputing.org
