An 8-month intensive programme

Frontend web
Development

Build user interfaces with modern frameworks, and ship them to production.

8 Months
Duration
320+
Hours of learning
20+
Projects
₦80K
Investment

Who it's
for

For anyone who wants to build interactive, well-made web interfaces.

01

Aspiring developers

People who want to create interactive user interfaces.

02

Designers moving into code

UI/UX designers who want to build what they design.

03

Career switchers

Professionals moving into frontend development.

04

Tech enthusiasts

Anyone working with web technologies and modern frameworks.

The
curriculum

A structured 8-month route from fundamentals to professional frontend work.

Weeks 1–8

Web fundamentals & core skills

  • HTML5 semantics & accessibility
  • CSS3 & modern styling
  • JavaScript fundamentals
  • Responsive design
  • Git & version control

Weeks 9–16

Advanced JavaScript & tooling

  • ES6+ features
  • DOM manipulation
  • Async programming
  • Build tools (Webpack/Vite)
  • Package management (npm/yarn)

Weeks 17–24

React & modern frameworks

  • React fundamentals
  • Component architecture
  • State management (Redux/Context)
  • React hooks
  • Next.js basics

Weeks 25–32

Professional practice & deployment

  • TypeScript
  • Testing (Jest/React Testing Library)
  • Performance optimisation
  • Deployment & CI/CD
  • Portfolio projects

Financing
options

Choose the payment plan that fits. Financial constraints should not decide whether you learn.

Full payment

Popular

₦80,000

Pay in full and save.

  • One-time payment
  • Immediate enrolment
  • Lifetime access to materials
  • Alumni network access
Select plan

Monthly instalments

₦12,000/mo

An 8-month payment plan.

  • No upfront payment
  • 0% interest
  • Start learning immediately
  • Flexible payment dates
Select plan

Need help choosing? Our admissions team can talk it through.

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Ready to
start?

Join the graduates who changed careers through this programme. Places are limited each cohort.

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