Get a free Web Dev Short Course
- Build a website in a week and learn about career change.
- Receive 7 daily lessons that take around 15 minutes.
- Find out if web development is right for you.
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Should you consider a career in web development?
Do you feel frustrated or stuck in your current job?
Wish you had more flexibility and growth in your career?
Do you like solving complex problems and creative work?
If you can relate to the above, it might be time to consider a career change. Web developers have the advantage of being able to work remotely, freelance, and earn a great salary.
From beginner to web developer
It’s entirely possible to learn everything you need to get a job as a web developer in 3.5-7 months with our mentored full course even if you are a complete beginner. The first step is to simply try out this free short course and see if it is right for you.
FAQ
1. What will I learn exactly?
This course covers the basics of HTML and CSS, creating your first webpage from scratch, playing around with the styling options, and learning how to use Twitter Bootstrap. You'll have a professional-looking page ready to publish in no time!
2. Why study with CareerFoundry?
We have successfully helped thousands of students from all different backgrounds become fully-fledged web developers. The graduates from our mentored (paid) courses now work at companies like Google, Apple, and more.
3. What if I'm not talented at coding?
Web developers follow a learnable process; you don't need to have any previous coding experience or specific talent to be a successful web developer.
4. I'm very busy—can I still learn to code?
This free short course takes about 15 minutes a day for 7 days. If you decide later on that you want a full career-change package, our mentored Web Development Course takes 15 hours a week for 7 months.
Web Dev Short Course reviews
It was great! Just detailed enough to get me interested and make me want to visit every link, but not so long that it felt overwhelming.
Jenna
Helpful and informative. The links to real web developers' portfolios were especially helpful to give an idea of what it takes to build one.
Dave
I enjoyed it! It gave me a more real-life experience than just a classroom experience.
Carly
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