Online tutoring for the subjects you want to understand properly.
Zunda Credence offers online IGCSE tutoring in English as a Second Language, ICT, Economics, and Business Studies — the subjects in which the tutor is strongest — plus a separate educational topic on reading forex charts and indicators.
English as a Second Language, ICT, Economics, and Business Studies are offered at IGCSE level, and they are the subjects in which the tutor is strongest. Reading forex charts and indicators is a separate educational topic, not an IGCSE subject. What you actually cover is agreed with you, so use your request to say what you need.
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IGCSE
English English as a Second Language (ESL)
Develop your English for study, work, or everyday life, with practice across speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
What the Cambridge IGCSE syllabus covers
Written for learners whose first language is not English and who already have a working knowledge of it
Practical communication across the four skills: reading, writing, listening and speaking
Reading and writing: selecting relevant detail, telling stated from implied meaning, and writing for different purposes and audiences
Listening and speaking: following talks and conversations, and taking part in discussions on a range of topics
Build confidence with the ideas and tools behind modern computing — from how systems and networks fit together to working sensibly with software and data.
What the Cambridge IGCSE syllabus covers
Types and components of computer systems, input and output devices, storage, and networks
The effects of using IT, everyday ICT applications, the systems life cycle, and safety and security
Practical work in document production, databases, spreadsheets, presentations, graphs and charts, and website authoring
Learning to analyse, design, implement, test and evaluate ICT systems so that they are fit for purpose
Learn how to read price charts and understand what common technical indicators are designed to show. Lessons explain how these tools work; they are not financial advice or trading recommendations.
About the IGCSE summaries. They are paraphrased from the syllabus information Cambridge International Education publishes for each subject and describe the syllabus rather than a fixed lesson plan. Syllabuses are revised from time to time, so check the official page for the exam year that applies to you. Zunda Credence is an independent tutoring business and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Cambridge.
About the forex lessons. They are for education only. Zunda Credence does not provide financial or investment advice, trading signals, or recommendations to buy or sell, and no result or profit is promised or guaranteed. Trading foreign exchange carries a risk of loss, and any trading decisions remain your own.
Why online tutoring
Why learn with Zunda Credence?
We would rather describe how online tutoring can help than make promises we can’t show you on a web page. These are the general advantages of learning this way.
Learn from where you are
Lessons take place online, so there is no travel involved. You can join from a place where you’re able to concentrate.
Start from your goals
The request form asks what you want to work on, so the first conversation begins with your aims rather than a fixed script.
Room to ask questions
Tutoring gives you space to slow down, go back over an idea, and ask the questions that can be hard to raise in a larger class.
Related subjects in one place
IGCSE English, ICT, Economics, and Business Studies are offered together, with forex chart reading as a separate topic — convenient if your interests overlap.
How it works
Getting started takes four steps.
There is nothing to sign up for on this site. You tell us what you’d like to learn, and the practical details are agreed with you from there.
Choose a subject
Look through the five subjects and pick the one you’d like help with. Not sure yet? You can say so in your request.
Send a request
Fill in the session-request form with your details and a few lines about what you want to work on.
Agree the details
Scheduling, lesson format, and fees are discussed and confirmed with you directly before anything is booked.
Start learning
Join your online lesson and begin working toward the goals you described.
Where a detail isn’t published here, we say so. Anything else can go in your session request.
Which subjects does Zunda Credence teach?
Four IGCSE subjects — English as a Second Language, ICT, Economics and Business Studies — which are the subjects in which the tutor is strongest. Reading forex charts and indicators is offered as a separate educational topic; it is not an IGCSE subject. Each is described in the Subjects section.
Do lessons follow a particular syllabus or exam board?
The four academic subjects are taught at IGCSE level, and the subject summaries on this page are drawn from Cambridge’s published syllabuses, which are linked under “Cambridge sources” in the Subjects section. This page doesn’t list which exam boards or syllabus codes are covered, so name yours in your request and suitability can be confirmed before you begin. Zunda Credence is an independent tutoring business and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Cambridge.
Can I ask about more than one subject?
Yes. The request form lets you select every topic you’re interested in, including forex chart reading alongside IGCSE subjects. If you haven’t decided, choose “Not sure yet” and describe what you’re looking for.
How do online lessons work, and what do I need?
Lessons are held over the internet, so you join from your own device. In general that means a reliable connection, ideally a microphone, and a quiet place to work. The specific platform and lesson format aren’t listed on this page; they are confirmed with you when you enquire.
How much do lessons cost?
Fees aren’t published on this page. They are confirmed with you before you commit to anything.
Are the forex lessons financial advice?
No. They are educational lessons about how to read charts and what common indicators are designed to show. They do not include financial advice, trading signals, or recommendations, and no result or profit is guaranteed. Trading foreign exchange carries a risk of loss, and any decisions you make are your own.
What happens after I send a request?
A request is an enquiry, not a booking, and nothing is charged. It carries your email address and, if you choose to add one, a phone number, so that a reply can reach you. A response time isn’t stated here because it can vary. Scheduling, lesson format and fees are then agreed with you directly.
Request a session
Tell us what you’d like to learn.
A few details are enough to start the conversation. A request is an enquiry, not a booking — nothing is confirmed or charged at this stage.
01You send your request.
02Schedule, format, and fees are agreed with you.
03Your first online lesson is arranged.
Demo form. This form is not connected to a server here, so requests submitted are not sent or stored.