Web Development (Intermediate)

Become fluent in the world’s most popular programming language – Javascript – to build websites and applications.

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Application Deadline
September 1, 2026
Fee
Funded (Indigenous, 18–35, BC)
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Course Details

Start Date
September 14, 2026
Location
Live, online instruction
Course Length
6 Weeks
Schedule
Monday–Friday
 9 am–4 pm

About The Course

In today’s digital age, coding and logic-based skills are becoming increasingly in-demand across industries and a benefit to entrepreneurs wanting to build their own web presence. Our Web Development course is designed for Indigenous learners who want to deepen their knowledge of web development using JavaScript.

Each week throughout the course, learners will build on their understanding of coding logic and best practices, including skills such as variables, conditionals, functions, arrays, loops, objects, and more. These daily hands-on activities lead to a capstone project where learners will demonstrate their skills by building a web application.

This bridging-level course will also prepare you for our advanced-level web development course.

What You'll Learn

  • Read and write code (JavaScript)
  • Run and loop code
  • Reuse code by creating functions
  • Have code make decisions
  • Have code take input and produce an output
  • Make code work with data structures
  • Find and fix bugs

Course Details

Credentials Earned upon Completion

Certificate of Completion

You'll Need to Have

An internet connection and basic to proficient computer skills including; laptop operation and maintenance, video conferencing, MS office as well as some knowledge/experience within the area you’re interested in pursuing.

Skills & Career Pathways

You'll Gain

Specific skills and certifications toward your chosen career path.

Job Outlook

Job titles typically held by professionals with these skills include Web Developer, Webmaster, Web Designer, and more. There are approximately 6,000 professionals working in this field in BC, earning between $16.73 and $48.08 an hour.

Learner Support

Each course is supported with funding, equipment, and access to a dedicated support team. Learners may also be eligible for additional support, helping remove barriers and make learning more accessible.

  • Funded

    This course is funded for Indigenous Peoples aged 18-35 living in BC.

  • Equipment

    Equipment and technology required for this course is provided.

  • Support Team

    Our caring staff are always available for 1:1 meetings.

  • Living

    Learners are eligible to apply for funding to cover some living expenses.