Web Development Training
Parkland's Web development courses are designed to teach individuals the skills needed to create and maintain websites, web applications, and other digital products.

Training courses in Web Development
Overview of our Web Development Training Programs
The overall courses cover topics such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, NodeJs, PostgreSQL, and frameworks like Bootstrap, React and Angular, as well as responsive design, user experience (UX) design, and web security.
Whether you're a beginner or looking to advance your skills, the following web development courses can help you stay up-to-date with the latest technologies and industry trends.
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Website Developer (Front-end developer)
Launch your career as a front-end developer. Build job-ready skills for an in-demand career and earn a credential from worldwide. No degree or prior experience required to get started.
A front-end developer is a type of software developer who specializes in creating & designing the user interface & user experience of websites & web applications. Uses programing languages to create the user interface & web pages.
Whether you're just starting out or already have some experience, we offer various Front-End Web Development courses designed to fit your needs. Our selection of Front-End Web Development courses aims to provide quality training for everyone—from individual learners seeking personal growth to corporate teams looking to upskill. For those pursuing professional advancement, skill acquisition, or even a new career path, these Front-End Web Development courses can be a valuable resource. Take the next step in your professional journey and enroll in a Front-End Web Development course today!
Course Overview
What you'll learn
- Create a responsive website using HTML to structure content, CSS to handle visual style, and JavaScript to develop interactive experiences.
- Learn Bootstrap CSS Framework to create webpages and work with GitHub repositories and version control.
- Learn to use React in relation to Javascript libraries and frameworks.
- Prepare for a coding interview, learn best approaches to problem-solving, and build portfolio-ready projects you can share during job interviews.
Outcomes
Prepare for a career in Front-end Development
- Receive professional-level training from Parkland
- Demonstrate your proficiency in portfolio-ready projects
- Qualify for in-demand job titles: Front-End Developer, Website Developer, Software Engineer
Courses
Want to get started in the world of coding and build websites as a career? This certificate, designed by the programmers and software engineering experts at Parkland and NuNa WebTech, will prepare you for a career as a front-end developer.
In this program, you’ll learn:
- How to code and build interactive web pages using HTML5, CSS and JavaScript.
- In-demand design skills to create professional page layouts using industry-standard tools such as Bootstrap, React, and Figma.
- GitHub repositories for version control, content management system (CMS) and how to edit images using Figma.
- How to prepare for technical interviews for front-end developer roles.
Course Content
Module 1: Introduction to Front-End Development
- What you'll learn
- Distinguish between front-end, back-end, and full-stack developers.
- Create and style a webpage with HTML and CSS.
- The benefits of working with UI frameworks.
- Skills you'll gain
- Web Development
- Bash (Unix Shell)
- Github
- Version Control
Module 2: Programming with JavaScript
- What you'll learn
- Creating simple JavaScript codes.
- Creating and manipulating objects and arrays.
- Writing unit tests using Jest.
- Skills you'll gain
- JavaScript
- Front-End Web Development
- User Interface
- React (Web Framework)
Module 3: Version Control
- What you'll learn
- Implement Version Control systems
- Navigate and configure using the command line
- Use a GitHub repository. Create a GitHub repository
- Manage code revisions
- Skills you'll gain
- Web Application
- Front-End Web Development
- Application development
- React (Web Framework)
Module 4: HTML and CSS in depth
- What you'll learn
- Create a simple form with a responsive layout using HTML5 and CSS
- Create a responsive layout using CSS
- Create a UI using Bootstrap
- Implement debugging tools
- Skills you'll gain
- Pseudocode
- Algorithms
- Communication
- Data Structure
- Computer Science
Module 5: React Basics
- What you'll learn
- Use reusable components to render views where data changes over time
- Organize React projects to create more scalable and maintainable websites and apps
- Use props to pass data between components. Create dynamic and interactive web pages and apps
- Use forms to allow users to interact with the app. Build an application in React
- Skills you'll gain
- Test-Driven Development
- JavaScript
- Front-End Web Development
- Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
Module 6: Advanced React
- What you'll learn
- Create robust and reusable components with advanced techniques and learn different patterns to reuse common behavior
- Interact with a remote server and fetch and post data via an API
- Seamlessly test React applications with React Testing Library
- Integrate commonly used React libraries to streamline your application development
- Skills you'll gain
- Web Design
- User Experience (UX)
- Front-End Web Development
- Accessibility
Module 7: Principles of UX/UI Design
- What you'll learn
- Describe the fundamentals of User Experience (UX) design and research
- Describe accessibility considerations in design
- Practice developing user empathy through research
- Create wireframes and prototypes in Figma
- Skills you'll gain
- Debugging
- User Interface
- React (Web Framework)
- HTML and CSS
- JavaScript
Module 8: Front-End Developer Capstone
- What you'll learn
- Design and style a responsive User Interface (UI)
- Demonstrate clean and bug free coding
- Use React components to create multiple views
- Create a website front-end using React JS and JavaScript
- Skills you'll gain
- Web Development Tools
- User Interface
- Front-End Web Development
- HTML and CSS
- Responsive Web Design
Module 9: Coding Interview Preparation
- What you'll learn
- Prepare for a coding interview
- Solve problems using code
- Skills you'll gain
- Unit Testing
- React (Web Framework)
- Front-End Web Development
Prerequisites
None
Materials
You will be provided with a course workbook.
Course Duration (classroom-based)
- 3 Months - 6 Days a Week - (8 hours a day)
Payment
- 16000 ETB
Course Level
- Beginner to Advanced level
Training Language
- English

Server-side Web Developer (Back-end developer)
Parkland's Back-end development training and certification courses are designed to teach developers the skills needed to create and maintain the back-end of a website or application. These courses cover topics such as server-side scripting, database design, and web services. They also provide hands-on experience with popular back-end development frameworks such as Node.js, Ruby on Rails, and Django.
Back-end development is the process of creating the server-side of an application. It is responsible for the core functionality of the application and is used to store and manipulate data. Major vendors for back-end development include Microsoft, Oracle, IBM, and Amazon Web Services.
List of Back-end Development Traning Programs
#2.1 NodeJS
NodeJS is a cross-platform, open-source server environment that can run on Windows, Linux, Unix, macOS, and more. Node.js is a back-end JavaScript runtime environment, runs on the V8 JavaScript engine, and executes JavaScript code outside a web browser.
NodeJS Course Overview
Use of Node.js course:
- Understanding JavaScript: Node.js is built on JavaScript. Thus, a course on Node.js would help you understand JavaScript better, as it allows JavaScript to run on the server side.
- Building Scalable Network Applications: Node.js is known for building fast and scalable network applications. It's capable of handling numerous simultaneous connections with high throughput, which equates to high scalability.
- Learning Backend Development: The course would give an understanding of back-end development and server-side scripting to manage data, user authentication, and dynamic responses.
- API Development: It allows the development of RESTful APIs (Application Programming Interface) quickly because of its Express.js framework which works on top of Node.js.
- Real-time Applications: Node.js is also ideal for real-time applications such as chats and gaming applications.
- Mastering Asynchronous Programming: Node.js widely uses asynchronous programming because of its single-threaded nature. It enables handling multiple requests concurrently. Learning Node.js will help you understand this better.
- Career Enhancement: Being proficient in Node.js can increase job opportunities as it's in demand for web development roles in various companies. A Node.js course could elevate your portfolio and open doors for web development positions.
Target Audience
The target audience for Node
- js training primarily includes web developers, software engineers, aspiring coders, computer science students, and IT professionals who want to broaden their skills in web development.
- This also targets individuals who want to learn and understand server-side scripting, specifically in JavaScript, as Nodejs provides this capability.
- Prior experience or background in JavaScript would be beneficial.
- It's also suitable for front-end developers aiming to transition or expand into full-stack development.
- Furthermore, Tech startups and companies that wish to upskill their employees in emerging technologies or those who plan to create fast, scalable, and efficient web applications will greatly benefit from this training.
- In general, anyone with a keen interest in learning advanced JavaScript applications and server-side development should pursue Nodejs training.
Learning Objectives
General Objective
- The objective of Node.js training is to equip learners with a robust understanding of Node.js, a popular JavaScript runtime environment.
Specific Objectives
- to learn how to create highly scalable servers and web applications using JavaScript and Node.js
- to develop the ability to design, codify, and implement Node.js applications and modules.
- to use various Node.js frameworks and tools such as Express.js and MongoDB to create advanced web applications.
- learners also aim to gain understanding of asynchronous programming, working with file systems, buffers and streams, and accessing databases, while managing package dependencies with npm.
- The training also stresses the development of troubleshooting skills to debug and resolve issues in Node.js applications.
Course Content
Module 1: Understanding Node environment
- Extending JavaScript
- V8
- The Process Object
Module 2: Understanding Asynchronous Event Driven Programming
- Broadcasting Events
- Listening for Events
- Timers
- Understanding the Event Loop
- Callbacks and errors
Module 3: Streaming Data Across Node And clients
- Exporting Steams
- Creating and HTTP Server
- The Request objects
- Working with Headers
- Handling Post Data
Module 4: Access the File System
- Directories & iterating overs files and folders
- Reading from File
- Writing to a File
Module 5: Using Express
- Installing Express and Making it Easier to Build Web Server
- Routes
- Static File and Middleware
- JSON
Module 6: Databases
- Relational Database and SQL
- Node & MYSQL
- NoSQL and Documents
- MongoDB and Mongoose
- CRUD operation using MongoDB
Module 7: Working with MySQL
- CRUD Operation using MYSQL
Module 8: Connecting Node with Angular
- Installation of Angular
- Components
- Services
- Template Form
- Event Handling
Course Prerequisites
Prerequisites for NodeJS
- Basic Knowledge of JavaScript: Node.js is a runtime environment for executing JavaScript, so having a basic understanding of JavaScript syntax and concepts is crucial.
- Understanding of HTML and CSS: Knowledge of HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is useful. These are two of the fundamental building blocks of web development.
- Familiarity with ES6: ES6 (ECMAScript 6), also known as ES2015, is a version of JavaScript that includes new features and syntax. Many Node.js developers use these features, so understanding them can be very beneficial.
- Familiarity with programming concepts: You should understand fundamental programming concepts such as variables, data types, functions, loops, and conditions.
- Basic Knowledge of Backend Development: Knowledge of server, network, and hosting environments is ideal.
Course Duration (classroom-based)
- 2 Months - 6 Days a Week - (8 hours a day)
Payment
- 12000 ETB
Course Level
- Beginner to Advanced level
Training Language
- English
Frequently Asked Questions
When can I start this course?
- This course is open enrollment, so you can register and start the course whenever you are ready.
What does a front-end developer do?
- Front-End Developers focus on the design, look, and feel of a website. They design engaging online user experiences that generate excitement and encourage repeat visits. They work closely with designers to make websites beautiful, functional and fast.
- If you like thinking creatively, building better experiences and are interested in visual design, this is a great career path for you.
How to become a front-end developer without a degree?
- In the past, you were required to have a Computer Science, IT, or Software Engineering degree in order to become a developer. We have come a long way from that where if you have the required skills, it doesn’t matter where you learned them. You can learn on your own or through structured certification courses. If you are completely new to front-end development, you can start with beginner courses and move on to more advanced topics.
How to become a front-end developer in 3 months?
- There is no shortcut to becoming a front-end developer. While some may be devoting their full time to learning new coding skills, some may be learning it during the little time they have between work and other life commitments. However, some people are able to pick up coding concepts a little bit quicker than others. The key to balancing it is to set aside some time each day to learn. The most important thing is to have fun with it and not rush yourself. If you enjoy the learning process, you will be in a much better space to learn it quicker than most.
How long does it take to become a front-end developer?
- The time required to become a front-end developer varies depending on the individual's prior knowledge, learning pace, and dedication. Generally, it can take several months to a year of focused learning and practice to acquire the necessary skills and become proficient in front-end development.
Is front-end developer hard job?
- Front-end development can be challenging, but it is also a rewarding job. It requires a strong understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, as well as staying updated with evolving technologies. Problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and a passion for creating user-friendly interfaces are essential for success in this role.
What is Back-end depelopment?
- Back-end development is used to create the server-side of an application, which is responsible for the core functionality of the application. It is used to store and manipulate data, and to create APIs that allow the front-end of the application to communicate with the back-end. Back-end development is also used to create databases, manage user authentication, and create server-side logic.