I have a background in teaching IT/CS, along with an MSc in cyber security, so I have a good knowledge base.  What fascinates me is the breadth of the modules, so of which I'd love to have studied them as a post/undergraduate.  I would love to take other modules to build my subject knowledge and then to teach those modules.  Coming from teaching 6th form, I think the level 1 most appeal to me, but I think this is an unnecessary lack of confidence in my own ability.

From recent advertised opportunities, I had picked out 'TM111 Intro to Computing & IT 1'. My background is very broad based, having studied a Design degree, followed up with professional qualifications and a career in Web development. I've been recently studying Python and providing training to students and school teachers in Computational Thinking, Algorithms and Scratch programming. I typically cover introductory up to A-Level standard and work with SEND students.

TM111 TM112 and TM 129 appeal to me and match my experiences.

As an OU alumnus and now a qualified teacher in secondary computer science with a PGCE the broadness of these topics appeals to me and as the secondary curriculum is also very broad I feel these module would suit me and potentially start a long term career with OU. 

Right now I can only offer tutoring confidently in the level 1 modules. I am good at offering pastoral support to students navigating maths modules.

I have over 35 years experience in computing, starting on mainframes, moving through Unix/Linux and onto Cloud technoogies. I feel I could being a lot to the Q62 year 1 modules and any potential Cloud modules that may be added (possibly even in assisting in their development).