Service

Web development training

Three-, six- and nine-month tracks from HTML and CSS through to full-stack, taught on live client projects.

This is the development half of our industrial training programme — the track for people who want to build the thing, not design it. It runs from our Shimla office on live client work, taught by the developers who ship it.

What each track actually covers

The three lengths aren’t the same course at different speeds. They stop at different places.

  • Three months gets you to a working, responsive site you built yourself: HTML, CSS, JavaScript fundamentals and responsive technique. That’s enough to be useful on front-end work and not enough to be a developer.
  • Six months adds the stack: advanced JavaScript, React, Node.js, MongoDB and integrating against APIs. This is the track that maps most closely onto what we build for clients.
  • Nine months covers front-end and back-end together, plus database design and enough DevOps to deploy something and keep it up. It’s the only one that leaves you able to take a project end to end.

The one- and two-day workshops sit outside all three — web security, performance and SEO for developers — and are open to people who aren’t on a track at all.

What we won’t claim

  • Not a guaranteed job. Placement assistance means introductions and support through contacts we have. Anyone offering you a written job guarantee is selling something else.
  • Not a substitute for a degree. This is practical training that runs alongside what you’re studying, not instead of it.
  • Not finished until the work is. The certificate follows completed project work. If the build isn’t done, the course isn’t either.

If design is closer to what you want, the web designing track covers UI, UX and prototyping instead.

What's included

How we scope this

Beginner — 3 months

HTML and CSS, JavaScript fundamentals and responsive design, ending with a site you built rather than a certificate you sat through.

Advanced — 6 months

Advanced JavaScript, React, Node.js, MongoDB and API integration — the stack most of our own client work is actually built on.

Full stack — 9 months

Front-end and back-end together, database design and the DevOps basics needed to deploy and keep something running.

Specialist workshops — 1 to 2 days

Short, focused sessions on web security, performance optimisation and SEO for developers, open to people not on a full track.

Live client projects

You work on real builds under the developers who ship them, reviewed the same way their work is reviewed.

Certificate and placement assistance

A certificate on completed work, plus introductions through contacts the company actually has — which is help finding a job, not a guaranteed one.

How we work

The process, in order

  1. 01

    Talk to us

    Tell us what you've studied and what you want to build. There's no entrance test, and we'll say honestly which track fits.

  2. 02

    Pick a track

    Three, six or nine months, in the Kasumpati office or online, scheduled around a college timetable if you're studying.

  3. 03

    Build

    Live projects with a supervisor, code review, and the same standards our client work is held to.

  4. 04

    Finish and certify

    A certificate once the work is done, and placement support through our industry contacts.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which track should I start on?
The beginner track assumes basic computer literacy and nothing else. If you can already build something simple, advanced or full stack will fit better — we’ll tell you which after we’ve talked, rather than selling you the longest one.
Do I need to know how to code already?
Not for the three-month track. It starts at HTML and CSS. The six- and nine-month tracks assume you can already write and debug something basic.
Can I do this alongside college?
Yes — online and in-person options both run, and the schedule assumes most people on these tracks are studying at the same time.
Is the certificate worth anything to an employer?
It records work you actually completed on live projects, which is what we’d want to see. It isn’t a university qualification and we won’t describe it as one.

Want to start on the development track?

Tell us what you've studied and what you'd like to build. We'll tell you which track fits and when the next one starts.

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