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2-month Web Development training

Hands-on classes at our Ipaja centre and online. Build and ship real projects, with a mentor reviewing your work every week.

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Full-Stack Web Development

Go from blank editor to deployed, database-backed web applications.

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Learn at your pace
LevelBeginner
Learning plan16 weeks
Curriculum12 lessons
AccessLifetime
Your transformation

What you will be able to do

Build responsive interfaces with semantic HTML and modern CSS

Write JavaScript that talks to real APIs

Model data and query PostgreSQL confidently

Ship a Flask application to production

Work the way a professional team works: git, review, deploy

About the course

Skills you can put to work.

Go from blank editor to deployed, database-backed web applications.

Course content

Curriculum

3 modules · 12 lessons
How the web actually worksPreview
Semantic HTML that machines understand
Modern CSS layout: flex and grid
Responsive design and accessibility
Types, scope and functions
The DOM and event handling
Async, fetch and real APIs
Debugging like an engineer
Routing, templates and forms
PostgreSQL and SQLAlchemy
Authentication and sessions
Deploying to production
Before you begin

Everything you need to get started

No complicated setup. Have these ready and you can begin learning with confidence.

01A laptop
02Consistent internet
03No prior code required
Good to know

Common questions

Straight answers about access, payments and completing your course.

Yes. For self-paced courses, choose a cumulative access percentage; each successful payment unlocks the same portion of lessons in order. Live training keeps the first-payment and deadline terms shown on its page.

Self-paced courses have no payment deadline: your access stays at the percentage already purchased until you pay more. Live training can have grace and balance deadlines, which are shown with that class.

Yes, on completion of the assessed work. More usefully, you leave with a portfolio of real projects and code you can show an employer.