Junior Full Stack Developer
This course teaches you what you need to know to become a full-stack developer. We'll make web pages that look great and work well, and we'll learn how to build the part of a website that runs behind the scenes.
The course teaches both sides of web development – making web pages look good and work well (front-end) and building the parts that run behind the scenes (back-end).
You'll learn about HTML, CSS, JavaScript and other front-end stuff to make the pages interactive and easy to use. And for the back-end, you'll learn about server programming, databases, and APIs to make sure your website works great and can handle lots of visitors.
By the end of the course, you'll know many things about full-stack web development and be able to make your own web apps from start to finish.
How does it work?
Which Technologies I Can Learn?
Backend
Frontend
Databases
Software Engineering Concepts
Step 1. Think about asking friends who want to learn software engineering to join you for a group course. Group courses are usually cheaper and help you learn important skills for working with others.
Step 2. Reach out to me using the form so we can schedule our first meeting.
Step 3. Before our meeting, think about what you want to achieve, your dream career, and the projects you want to work on.
Step 4. Let's meet to talk about how I can help you reach your goals. If you're interested in a different area of software engineering, I can give you advice to help you get where you want to go.
Step 5. Start your studies with me. Remember that doing well in software engineering takes discipline and a good understanding of math. With effort and determination, you can reach your goals.
Individual Courses
Group Courses
Mentorship
Rescheduling and Cancellation
To make our classes successful, we ask our students to follow a few simple rules about cancelling and rescheduling.
Cancellation.
Please cancel your class at least 24 hours before it starts. If you cancel less than 24 hours before, you will still need to pay for the class.
If you are sick and need to cancel, you can do so up to 8 hours before the class starts.
Rescheduling.
You can reschedule a class as long as you do it at least 24 hours before. If you reschedule less than 24 hours before, you will still need to pay for the class.
Refunds.
If you've paid for a course and don't like it, you can cancel and get a full refund after the first class. After the second class, you can still get a refund for any remaining classes you haven't attended.
If you cancel after half of the classes in your package have already taken place, no refund will be given.