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flexible duration · hands-on practicals · instructor-reviewed

flexible duration · hands-on practicals · instructor-reviewed

An 8-week practical course on using AI to work faster and build a real income stream. You will master prompting, AI-assisted writing, research, data analysis, and automation — and by Week 5 you will have published a real offer and contacted real prospects. Every week ends with hands-on work that your instructor personally reviews.

12 weeks · hands-on practicals · instructor-reviewed

A 12-week project-based course taking you from zero to shipping production-grade web apps. You will master HTML, CSS, Tailwind CSS, JavaScript, and React, then spend five full weeks on Next.js 16 — Server Components, caching, Server Actions, databases, auth, and deployment. Every week ends with a real build pushed to GitHub, and you finish with a deployed capstone app plus a portfolio of 12 projects. Expect 10–15 hours per week of lessons, labs, and project work.

12 weeks · hands-on practicals · instructor-reviewed

A gentle, hands-on 12-week course for adults with little or no computer experience. Learn at the computer, not from slides: switching on and using the mouse, typing, saving files, browsing the internet safely, email, video calls, writing documents, online forms and shopping, and moving photos from your phone. Every week ends with a simple milestone your instructor checks with you — no grades, no pressure. By the end you can use a computer confidently for everyday life, entirely on your own.

12 weeks · hands-on practicals · instructor-reviewed

A 12-week project-based course taking you from idea to interactive prototype, with Figma as the core tool. Learn design thinking and UX research, master Figma craft — auto layout, components, variants, and variables — then design one real product end-to-end: flows, wireframes, a two-theme design system, polished high-fidelity screens, a clickable prototype, usability testing, and developer handoff. You graduate with a complete case study and a reusable Figma toolkit, not scattered exercises. Expect 10–15 hours per week of lessons, labs, and a weekly design deliverable.

12 weeks · hands-on practicals · instructor-reviewed

A 12-week lab-driven AWS course where every concept is deployed, broken, and fixed in a real AWS account. Master IAM, EC2, S3, VPC networking, RDS and DynamoDB, load balancing and auto scaling, serverless with Lambda and API Gateway, containers on ECS Fargate, CloudWatch monitoring, and infrastructure as code with CloudFormation and Terraform — finishing with a CI/CD pipeline and a production-grade capstone you deploy, demo, and defend. Covers the ground for AWS Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) by Week 4 and most of Solutions Architect Associate (SAA-C03) by Week 12. Built around the Free Tier with billing alarms from day one. Expect 10–15 hours per week of lessons, labs, and a weekly project.

8 weeks · hands-on practicals · instructor-reviewed

An 8-week campaign-based digital marketing course where you market one real brand from Week 1 to Week 8 — every week produces live assets, not slides. Master strategy and buyer personas, content and copywriting, organic social media, SEO and Google Business Profile, Google and Meta ads, email marketing and automation, and GA4 analytics — then bring it all together in an integrated capstone campaign across four channels, wired with tracking end-to-end. Tools you'll actually use on the job: Google Analytics 4, Google Ads, Meta Ads Manager, Search Console, Mailchimp/Brevo, Canva, and AI assistants used with judgment. You graduate with a working marketing engine and a portfolio case study, not certificates of attendance. Expect 8–12 hours per week of lessons, labs, and a weekly deliverable.

12 weeks · hands-on practicals · instructor-reviewed

A 12-week hands-on Python course where you write real code from day one and ship a project to GitHub every single week. Master the fundamentals — variables, control flow, data structures, functions, files, and object-oriented programming — then put them to work: calling live APIs and scraping the web, analyzing real datasets with pandas, automating Excel reports and repetitive tasks, testing with pytest, and building a small FastAPI web service. You finish with a free-choice capstone — a CLI tool, automation suite, data report, or API — presented and defended like a professional, plus a GitHub portfolio of 12 working projects. No prior programming experience required; expect 10–15 hours per week of lessons, labs, and a weekly project.

12 weeks · hands-on practicals · instructor-reviewed

A joyful, hands-on 12-week introduction to programming using Scratch — the free visual language from MIT where code is made of colourful blocks you snap together instead of words you have to spell perfectly. Perfect for children, teenagers, and adults who have never written a line of code: you will make a cat walk, dance, talk, chase, catch, score points and play music, and by Week 12 you will have designed and built a complete game or animation of your very own. Every week you build something that runs, and every week ends with a small milestone your instructor watches you do — no grades, no exams, no pressure. You need nothing but a computer, a browser, and curiosity. What you will actually learn are the ideas behind every programming language on earth — sequence, loops, conditions, variables, events and data — dressed up in colour so they are impossible to be afraid of.

12 weeks · hands-on practicals · instructor-reviewed

A 12-week hands-on introduction to cybersecurity for people starting from zero. You will learn what attackers actually do and why, how computers and networks work well enough to defend them, and how to read the evidence a system leaves behind. From Week 8 you build and run your own Wazuh SIEM in a home lab — deploying the server, enrolling Linux and Windows agents, watching real attacks light up the dashboard, and monitoring file changes and vulnerabilities. You finish by securing and monitoring a small network end to end, then defending your work in a presentation. No prior IT experience required; expect 10–15 hours per week of lessons, labs, and a weekly project. You need a laptop with 16 GB of RAM to run the lab.

12 weeks · hands-on practicals · instructor-reviewed

A 12-week, hands-on course that trains you for the daily work of a Security Operations Centre analyst, built entirely on Wazuh — the open-source SIEM used in real SOCs. You deploy the full stack, enrol Linux and Windows agents with Sysmon, and then live inside it: writing decoders and rules, mapping detections to MITRE ATT&CK, hunting brute force, privilege escalation and persistence, triaging alerts from raw event to written incident, and running active response and a live incident-response simulation. You finish as a working analyst — able to build detections, investigate an intrusion end to end, cut false positives, and write the report that a manager acts on. Assumes the Cybersecurity for Beginners course or equivalent: comfort with Linux and Windows command lines, networking, logs, and the basics of attacks. You need a laptop with 16 GB of RAM to run the lab. Expect 12–15 hours per week of lessons, labs and a weekly detection or investigation project.