1-on-1 Unity Tutoring: Intermediate 3D Game Development

The learner shares their Unity project and explains what they want it to do. The tutor helps them break the feature into steps, write the C# and debug it. Sessions also fill gaps along the way, such as prefabs, physics layers or organizing scripts, so the project does not turn into a tangle.

How classes work

Each 55-minute session is one learner with one teacher. There is no fixed lesson plan or set number of sessions: families book as many as they want, and the teacher sets the pace and focus around the learner's goals and gives feedback as they work.

What we can work on

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  Project Review and Plan – Look at the current game and list features to build.

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  Player Controller – Smooth movement and jumping.

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  Camera Systems – Follow, orbit and first-person cameras.

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  Prefabs and Spawning – Reuse objects and create them from code.

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  Triggers, Collisions and Layers – Detect what touched what.

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  UI and Game States – Menus, health bars and pause.

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  Sound and Feedback – Audio, particles and screen shake.

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  Saving and Building – Save progress and export a build.

Ages 11-17. Learners should have completed a beginner Unity course or tutorial and written simple C# scripts.