IGCSE Computer Science
If you’re studying for a IGCSE in computer science, you’re studying a lot of the things that make the world as we know it work. Our IGCSE computer science revision resources are designed to give you everything you need to take on your exam, providing you with the knowledge, practice and strategies that will make all the difference on the day. If you’re teaching IGCSE computer science, our revision resources can help you too. They make lesson planning easier, allowing you to set mock exams with past papers, teach your students the topics that matter, and set your class up for success.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is IGCSE computer science worth taking?
A career in computer science can be highly rewarding, both professionally and financially. According to some data, people with degrees in computer science typically earn 40% more than other graduates, and an IGCSE is a great place to start.
Is computer science hard to pass?
If you are technically minded, you should find your computer science IGCSE OK to pass. It does require a good grasp of maths, but it also challenges your problem solving skills and your ability to pick up new ways of working.
