Build Websites That Actually Work
Learn front-end development through hands-on projects and real-world challenges. No fluff, just practical skills that employers want in 2025.
How We Actually Teach Code
Forget boring lectures. We believe in learning by building real projects from day one. Here's how our approach works.
Project-First Learning
Start with a real website project on week one. You'll learn HTML, CSS, and JavaScript while building something you can actually show off. No theoretical exercises that lead nowhere.
Debug Like a Pro
When your code breaks (and it will), you'll learn to fix it yourself. We teach debugging techniques that work in the real world, not just perfect classroom scenarios.
Portfolio Development
Every project becomes part of your portfolio. By graduation, you'll have 6-8 complete websites showcasing different skills and technologies.
Industry Connections
Guest mentors from local Brisbane and Sydney tech companies review your work and provide feedback. Some of our best students have landed internships this way.
What You'll Actually Learn
Our curriculum focuses on the tools and techniques that Australian web agencies actually use. We update our content every semester based on feedback from industry partners.
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React and modern JavaScript frameworks used by companies like Atlassian and Canva
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Responsive design principles for mobile-first Australian audiences
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Version control with Git - essential for any development team
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Performance optimization techniques for Australian internet conditions
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Accessibility standards that meet Australian government requirements
Real Results from Real Students
These numbers reflect our 2024 graduates. We track outcomes for two years after completion to ensure our programs deliver lasting value.
Within 8 months of graduation, working at agencies, startups, or in-house teams across Australia
Completed by our 2024 cohort, ranging from e-commerce sites to mobile-responsive web apps
Finish rate for students who stay beyond the first month, supported by peer groups and mentoring
Stories from Our Community
Hear from recent graduates about their experience learning to code and transitioning into tech careers.
"The debugging sessions were honestly the most valuable part. When you're stuck on a problem for hours and finally figure it out, that's when the concepts really click. My mentor Kai helped me understand that struggling with code is normal."
"I came from a marketing background with zero coding experience. The project-based approach meant I was building real websites from week three. Now I work with a digital agency in Perth and actually enjoy the technical challenges."
