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Learn to build websites and web apps that clients pay for.

Five months, from zero to WordPress, PHP and online payments. You build a real project every month with a mentor checking your work, and you pay month by month.

  • Build responsive websites that look good on phones, tablets and laptops
  • Write clean HTML, CSS and JavaScript without copying blindly
  • Build and customise WordPress sites and WooCommerce online stores
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Registering is free. You confirm your seat with your first payment: card, bank transfer or USSD, secured by Flutterwave.

Duration5 months
ClassesOnline
Start dateEnrolling now
Pay monthly from₦50,000

What this program is really about

Let's be honest about what this is. It is not a "watch some videos and hope for the best" course. It is five months of building real things, with a mentor looking at your work, so that at the end you can open a laptop, take a client's brief and deliver a proper website or web app.

You start from zero. If you have never written a line of code, that is completely fine, because Month 1 is made for you. If you already know a bit of HTML, you will move faster and use the extra time in the later months, where WordPress, PHP and payments live.

Here is the part most courses skip: the skills that actually get you paid. You will learn WordPress and Elementor so you can deliver business websites quickly, then PHP and MySQL so you can build custom features and connect online payments. That mix lets you take quick website jobs and bigger custom builds.

By the end, you will be able to

  • Build responsive websites that look good on phones, tablets and laptops
  • Write clean HTML, CSS and JavaScript without copying blindly
  • Build and customise WordPress sites and WooCommerce online stores
  • Write PHP and MySQL code to handle forms, users and data
  • Create your own WordPress plugins with custom features
  • Connect a payment gateway so a site can actually collect money
  • Put a project live with hosting, a domain and SSL
  • Use Git and GitHub like a working developer
  • Price your work, write proposals and pitch clients
  • Leave with a portfolio of real projects you can show anyone

You finish with real work to show

Every stage ends with something you build, not a quiz you pass.

Month 1A responsive, multi-section business landing page, published live and saved on GitHub
Month 2An interactive web app, such as a budget tracker or a weather app that pulls live data
Month 3A complete business website plus a working online store, live on a real domain
Month 4A custom plugin with a form, a database table, an admin page and a working payment
Month 5A full capstone project, deployed live, plus your portfolio and freelance profile

Your journey, step by step

Tap a stage to see everything inside it.

Month 1Web Foundations9 topics, 1 project

This is where everything clicks. You go from "what is a website?" to building your own pages and making them look good on any screen. We take it slowly and we make sure nobody is left behind.

What you will cover

  • How the internet and websites really work (browsers, servers, domains, hosting)
  • Setting up VS Code and a clean workflow
  • HTML5 structure and semantic tags
  • Links, images, lists, tables and forms
  • CSS3 selectors, the box model, colours and typography
  • Flexbox for layouts that line up properly
  • CSS Grid for page layouts
  • Mobile-first responsive design and media queries
  • Git and GitHub: commits, branches and pushing your work
You will buildA responsive, multi-section business landing page, published live and saved on GitHub
Month 2JavaScript Essentials10 topics, 1 project

JavaScript is what makes a site feel alive. It can be the hardest month because it is the first time you really have to think like a programmer. We practise a lot and you will get comfortable with errors, which is the real skill.

What you will cover

  • Variables, data types and operators
  • Conditions and loops
  • Functions and how to think in small steps
  • Arrays and objects
  • The DOM: changing the page with code
  • Events: clicks, typing, scrolling
  • Modern ES6+ (arrow functions, destructuring, modules)
  • Fetching data from real APIs with JSON
  • Debugging with browser DevTools
  • Saving data in the browser with localStorage
You will buildAn interactive web app, such as a budget tracker or a weather app that pulls live data
Month 3WordPress and Elementor Development8 topics, 1 project

This is the fast lane to client work. Most small businesses run on WordPress, and after this month you can build a professional site in days instead of weeks, then add the code you learned to make it stand out.

What you will cover

  • Buying a domain, choosing hosting and installing WordPress
  • Dashboard tour: pages, posts, media, users and settings
  • Themes and child themes (and why you never edit a theme directly)
  • Elementor sections, widgets, global styles and templates
  • Adding custom HTML, CSS and JavaScript inside Elementor
  • WooCommerce: products, payments, shipping and orders
  • Speed: caching, image compression and clean setups
  • Security: backups, updates and login protection
You will buildA complete business website plus a working online store, live on a real domain
Month 4Backend with PHP and MySQL9 topics, 1 project

Now you stop being someone who only uses tools and become someone who builds them. You learn how data is stored, how forms really work behind the scenes, and how to take online payments.

What you will cover

  • PHP basics: variables, arrays, functions and conditions
  • How PHP talks to a MySQL database
  • Creating tables, then inserting and fetching data
  • Handling forms safely: validation, sanitising and nonces
  • AJAX in WordPress without reloading the page
  • Writing your first WordPress plugin with hooks, actions and filters
  • Shortcodes, custom post types and admin pages
  • Connecting a payment gateway and handling its confirmation
  • Security basics: SQL injection and cross-site scripting
You will buildA custom plugin with a form, a database table, an admin page and a working payment
Month 5Capstone and Going Professional8 topics, 1 project

Everything comes together. You build one big client-style project on your own, with mentor feedback, and we spend real time on the business side: pricing, proposals and getting your first paying client.

What you will cover

  • Turning a client brief into a plan, scope and timeline
  • Building your capstone project from start to finish
  • Testing on different phones and browsers
  • SEO basics: titles, descriptions, speed and sitemaps
  • Launch checklist and client handover
  • Pricing your work and writing proposals
  • Where to find your first clients: referrals, local businesses, Fiverr and Upwork
  • Your portfolio, GitHub and LinkedIn
You will buildA full capstone project, deployed live, plus your portfolio and freelance profile

Tools you will use

VS CodeHTML5 and CSS3JavaScript (ES6+)Git and GitHubChrome DevToolsWordPressElementorWooCommercePHPMySQLFlutterwave payments

What a typical week looks like

  1. Learn itA new topic is explained in class, with the "why" and not only the "how".
  2. Build itStraight after, you code the piece yourself. No watching from the sidelines.
  3. Practise itSmall tasks during the week lock the lesson in. Stuck? Drop your question in the class group any time.
  4. Get feedbackYour mentor looks at your work and tells you what is good, what is weak and how to fix it.

What you need before you start

  • A laptop (Windows, Mac or Linux). You can start on a phone, but from Month 2 a laptop makes life much easier
  • Reliable internet or enough data for class, downloads and GitHub
  • Around 6 to 8 hours a week for practice outside class (more if you can)
  • No coding experience at all. Just patience and curiosity
  • A free GitHub account (we set it up together in week one)

Straight talk

Coding is a skill, not magic. There will be days when one bug eats an hour of your life and the fix is a missing bracket. That is normal. Every developer you admire has been there. If you show up, practise and ask questions, you will get there. If you skip the practice, no course in the world can do it for you.

Where this can take you

  • Take on freelance website projects for local and international clients
  • Build and manage WordPress sites and online stores for businesses
  • Offer monthly maintenance, speed and security packages for steady income
  • Build your own platform or product, because you will know what it takes
  • Apply for junior developer roles with real projects to show

Reserve your seat

Pay the first month today and the rest as you go. No big upfront bill.

Everything included

  • Hands-on projects every month
  • Private class group for updates, resources and Q and A
  • Direct mentor feedback on your work
  • A portfolio-ready capstone project
  • A payment receipt and reminder for every installment

Questions people ask first

I have never coded before. Can I really start here?

Yes. Month 1 assumes you know nothing. We start with how a website works and you write your first HTML in the first class.

Do I need a laptop?

Strongly recommended. You can follow the first lessons on a phone, but from Month 2 you really need a laptop to code properly.

What if I miss a class?

Tell us in the class group. We will point you to what you missed and the exercises to catch up. Please do not let one missed class turn into three.

Will I have a portfolio at the end?

Yes. Every month ends with a project and Month 5 is a full capstone. You will have live links and code on GitHub to show clients.

Is this enough to start earning?

It gives you the skills and the portfolio, and Month 5 covers pricing and finding clients. How fast you earn depends on how much you practise and pitch, and we will be straight with you about that.

How does the monthly payment work?

Pay your first installment to reserve your seat. After that we email your personal payment link before each due date, until you are fully paid.

Can I pay in installments?

Yes. Programs with a monthly plan let you pay a fixed amount each month. You pay the first installment when you register, then we email you a personal payment link before every due date.

How do I pay, and is it safe?

Payments are processed by Flutterwave on their own secure page. You can pay with your card, bank transfer or USSD. Your card details never touch our website.

When do I get access to the class?

Right after your first payment is confirmed you will receive a welcome email with your class details and group link.

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