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How to Make a Website
This 8 hour course will teach you all the required skills needed when designing and developing a live WordPress website, including using the advanced options of HTML and CSS.
Who is it for?
The course is aimed at anyone who wants to create websites on their own, and possibly work as a freelancer or employee in the field of web design and development. We cover everything, so even if you’ve never seen HTML code in your life, you’ll be able to quickly jump in.
our teaching team
Stella Lindley
ui/ux web master
A strict teacher that has been teaching since the age of 16. Stella won’t give you any slack, so you will have to do the very best work you’ve done in your life.
Donald Martin
Computer Science
Donald has a PHD in both Computer Science and Design. His beginner course is a must see for any aspiring web professional who want to learn from the best.
Gaby Williams
AI Expert
If there’s someone who can explain anything, Gaby is the one. She teaches you not just how to do something, but why to do it this way and not the other.
Practice makes perfect
We know about your hectic schedule. We also know the only way you truly understand a subject is by practicing it in a real environment. This is why we’ve set a playground area that’s full of hours of exercises, questions and challenges. It even has a gaming section.
The best campus facilities
In addition to our online classroom, we also offer an option to take part in a live classroom. It takes place in our vast campus located in Westfield, London. Here you’ll be able to use the most up-to-date facilities and computer equipment.
Learn from the very best
Join our course and start building the most wanted career available today. We make sure every class is easily understood, and that all students reach the same level of expertise needed for today’s hi-tech industry.
Working hours
Monday- Thursday:8:00-18:30 Hrs
(Phone until 17:30 Hrs)
Friday – 8:00-14:00
We are here
Westfield London 2039-2041 Westfield
Phone:+44 20 8834 4688
Fax:+44 20 8859 6598
Email: info@collage.com
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