
Web Development with HTML, CSS & JavaScript
Structure a page, style it, and add the behaviour a browser can run.
Catalogue
Every course is a set of pre-recorded lectures with a syllabus you can read before you enroll.

Structure a page, style it, and add the behaviour a browser can run.

Workbooks, formulas, PivotTables, and dashboards for everyday office work.

How search, social, content, and email fit together in one marketing plan.

A front end, a small API, and the path that connects them.

Use generative tools with clear prompts, checks, and a real task.

Components, state, and a small React interface built from pieces.

Screens, components, and a simple user flow designed in Figma.

MongoDB, Express, React, and Node as one application you can explain.

Variables, decisions, loops, functions, and small programs you can read.

Plan, write, and review posts for the platforms a brand can sustain.

The language itself: values, functions, arrays, objects, and async work.

Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for documents, sheets, and presentations.

A fuller pass through content, ads, SEO, and a campaign you can explain.

Clean data in Excel, then model and show it in Power BI.

Posters, posts, and simple brand layouts made with a clear visual order.

Larger React apps: routing, data loading, and components that stay maintainable.

A profile, posts, and a presence that match the work you want.

Company books, vouchers, and the GST entries a small business repeats.

Use Python to clean, summarise, and chart a table of real questions.

Strategy, channel choice, and a campaign reviewed as a whole.

Models, measures, and reports that answer a business question.

From the first frame to components, variants, and a shared file.

Build and publish a WordPress site with pages, menus, and a clear layout.

An API in Node: routes, validation, and data the server is willing to store.

Clear speech, writing, and the habits that make a first impression steady.

Tables, queries, filters, and joins for data that already exists.

Files, the internet, email, and the computer skills a first job expects.

Research, flows, interface, and a case study you can present.

Workflows, review, and limits for using generative AI in real work.

Write pages and posts that inform, and lines that ask for a next step.

Search intent, on-page work, and paid campaigns judged by results.

A full-stack feature, plus a careful place for an AI step inside it.