HTML
The structure every website is built on. Start here if you have never written a line of code.
- LevelBeginner
- Length2 weeks
We teach
Learn to build the thing, not just watch someone build it.
Thirteen courses across front-end, back-end, mobile, tooling and AI. Every one is taught by people who ship this work for paying clients, and every one ends with something of yours that runs.
HTMLCSSBootstrapTailwindJavaScriptReactPHPMySQLiPythonFlutter & DartGitAI at WorkPrompting AI
HTMLCSSBootstrapTailwindJavaScriptReactPHPMySQLiPythonFlutter & DartGitAI at WorkPrompting AI
The catalogue
Thirteen courses. Open one to read the full syllabus.
Each course has its own page with the audience, the prerequisites, every module in order, and what you walk away with.
CSS
How a page goes from plain text to something people want to look at, on any screen size.
- LevelBeginner
- Length3 weeks
Bootstrap
Get a clean, working interface up fast when the deadline matters more than the pixels.
- LevelBeginner
- Length2 weeks
Tailwind CSS
Utility-first styling — how it works, why teams switch to it, and how to keep the markup readable.
- LevelIntermediate
- Length2 weeks
JavaScript
The language that makes a page do something. The longest course on the list, and the one that unlocks the rest.
- LevelBeginner to intermediate
- Length5 weeks
React
Build interfaces out of components. Assumes you are comfortable with JavaScript already.
- LevelIntermediate
- Length5 weeks
PHP
Server-side code — the half of the web that handles logins, records and everything a user should not see.
- LevelBeginner to intermediate
- Length5 weeks
MySQL & MySQLi
Where the data lives. Pairs directly with the PHP course — take them together if you can.
- LevelIntermediate
- Length3 weeks
Python
The most forgiving language to learn, and the most useful one for automating work you already do.
- LevelBeginner
- Length4 weeks
Flutter (Dart)
One codebase, two app stores. Includes the Dart language from scratch, so no prior Dart needed.
- LevelIntermediate
- Length6 weeks
Git & GitHub
The shortest course here and the one that saves the most pain. Nobody should be emailing zip files.
- LevelBeginner
- Length1 week
AI at work
Practical use of AI tools for real work — no hype, and honest about where they fall down.
- LevelBeginner
- Length2 weeks
How to prompt AI
The difference between a mediocre answer and a useful one is almost always the prompt. This is that skill, taught properly.
- LevelBeginner to intermediate
- Length2 weeks
How classes run
Small groups, real projects, and a person who answers
Classes run one-on-one, or in small groups of no more than six, in person at our Port Harcourt office or online — whichever fits your schedule. Sessions are live, not pre-recorded videos you'll never finish.
Every course is project-first. You write code in the first session, not the fourth. Between sessions you get exercises, and a channel where you can paste an error message and get a reply the same day rather than being told to search for it.
Finish a course and you leave with the project in your own GitHub, a certificate, and — if the work is strong — a reference from us when you apply for jobs.
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Photo — Christina Morillo
If you're not sure where to start
Three routes people usually take
PATH—01
Start with HTML →
Complete beginner to first job
HTML → CSS → JavaScript → Git → React. About five months part-time, and the most common route into a junior front-end role.
PATH—02
Start with PHP →
Build full applications
PHP → MySQL & MySQLi → JavaScript → Git. The stack most local businesses actually run on, and the fastest route to freelancing.
PATH—03
Start with prompting →
Work faster with AI
AI at work → How to prompt AI. Four weeks, no coding background needed, aimed at people who want their existing job to take less time.
Straight answers
Before you sign up
What does it cost?
It depends on the course and whether you want one-on-one or a small group. Send the form and we'll reply with the fee for exactly what you picked, plus any instalment options — no obligation.
Do I need a laptop?
Yes, for everything except the two AI courses. It doesn't need to be powerful. If yours is struggling, tell us and we'll help you set it up so it copes.
I've tried learning online and stopped. Why is this different?
Because someone notices when you stop. Sessions are live and scheduled, the group is small enough that you can't hide in it, and you're building one thing throughout rather than following disconnected tutorials.
Can my staff be trained together?
Yes. We run closed sessions for teams, on-site or online, with the syllabus adjusted to the tools your company already uses.
Ready to start learning?
Tell us which course and how you'd like to take it. We'll come back with dates and a fee.