Web Programming Bootcamp

Programming refers to the process of creating instructions (code) that a computer can understand and execute. It involves writing logical and structured sequences of commands to solve problems or perform specific tasks. Programming allows us to build software applications, websites, mobile apps, and more. At its core, programming involves translating human ideas and logic into a language that computers can interpret. It requires a combination of problem-solving skills, logical thinking, and creativity. In essence, programming empowers individuals to create technology and leverage computers to automate tasks, process data, build interactive experiences, and solve complex problems. Learning programming opens up opportunities to pursue careers in software development, web development, data science, artificial intelligence, and many other fields where coding skills are in high demand.

Learning programming offers numerous benefits and can be valuable for various reasons:


• In-demand skill: Programming is a highly sought-after skill in today's digital world. There is a growing demand for programmers across industries, making it a valuable skill set that can enhance your career prospects.
• Problem-solving ability: Programming nurtures your problem-solving skills. It teaches you how to break down complex problems into smaller, more manageable parts and develop logical solutions. This problem-solving mindset can be beneficial in various aspects of life.
• Creativity and innovation: Programming allows you to bring your ideas to life. It enables you to create software applications, websites, games, and other digital experiences. Learning to code empowers you to be innovative and turn your imagination into reality.
• Automation and efficiency: Programming helps automate repetitive tasks, saving time and effort. By writing code, you can create scripts, macros, or programs to automate processes and increase efficiency in various areas of work and daily life.
• Career opportunities: Proficiency in programming opens up a wide range of career opportunities. From software development and web development to data science, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and mobile app development, there are diverse fields where programming skills are highly valued.
• Understanding technology: In an increasingly digital world, having a fundamental understanding of programming allows you to better understand and interact with technology. It enables you to make informed decisions about the tools, software, and systems you use and provides a deeper insight into how technology works.
• Critical thinking and logic: Programming sharpens your critical thinking and logical reasoning abilities. It encourages you to approach problems analytically, evaluate different approaches, and develop structured solutions. These skills are applicable not only in programming but also in various other domains.
• Collaboration and teamwork: Programming often involves working collaboratively on projects. Learning programming can enhance your ability to work effectively in teams, communicate ideas, and participate in the development of complex software systems.
• Continuous learning: Programming is a field that constantly evolves, and there is always something new to learn. It encourages a growth mindset and a habit of continuous learning, as you strive to keep up with new technologies, programming languages, and frameworks.
• Personal projects and hobbies: Programming provides a creative outlet for personal projects and hobbies. Whether you want to build a website, develop a mobile app, create games, or automate tasks, programming skills empower you to pursue your passions and bring your ideas to life.

Our Web Programming Bootcamp is perfect for:

• Beginners with no prior programming experience, eager to start a rewarding career in software development.
• Programmers familiar with other languages, looking to strenghthen their skillset for increased job opportunities.
• Career changers who has never programmed before and wants to get into coding
• Students who do not have good academic results to qualify for the ISA financing option, can use their performance in this course to apply for ISA financing for further studies

HTML, CSS, JavaScript, HTMX

No, you don’t need any programming experience to enrol in our Java Software Engineering course because our first module is the Intro To Programming Course, which is intended for complete beginners.

• Matric is preferred, but we have had students who did not yet pass matric who excelled in our Intro To Programming course, so they were allowed to continue with the Coding Bootcamps
• Laptop / PC requirements are: at least a modern generation Intel i3 level CPU with 4Gb of RAM and Windows, although if you proceed to do the Coding Bootcamp, the laptop will have to be an equivalent to an i5 with 8Gb RAM
• A good, stable internet connection of at least 10 Mbps, at home. If you work from home on your assignments, you will need at least 50-100Gb of data per month

For every indicidual module in the course a certificate is issued, which could be a certificate of:

• Attendance: If you have attended 80% of the sessions and completed all the class work, you qualify for the Attendance Certificate.
• Competency: If you have also sucessfully completed the competency projects, you qualify for the Competency Certificate.

We use electronic course material and open-source tutorials which are contained in a structured learning portal to which you will be provided access for a generous time even after completing the course.

Yes very much so, our whole course is based on exercises and projects. You will also be expected to present your solutions to the class on a regular basis.

Yes very much so, your login remains active for as long as a year. We will check with you if you still need these before we remove access.

You can apply for the following positions at a junior level after completing the Web Programming Bootcamp. All positions mentioned in the Web Programming Bootcamp and:

You can apply for the following positions at a junior level after completing the Web Programming Bootcamp:
• HTML/CSS/JavaScript Developer
• Software Documenter
• Software Tester
• JavaScript Programmer
• TypeScript Programmer
• HTMX Web Programmer
• If you do have matric and a degree on your CV, this bootcamp could be enough to enter the job market and we can say the chances are 65% to get a job in the first 3 months after this bootcamp
• If you only have matric on your CV, and this bootcamp we can say the chances are 40% to get a job in the first 3 months after this bootcamp, but we do recommend for matriculants to do the full 12 month Bootcamp
• If you are employed in an industry outside coding, we normally recommend the 6 month Web Development Bootcamp as a minimum) although this (Web Programming) bootcamp might be enough for you to make the switch into a coding position (with a 65% chance to be employed within 3 months), generally in the same industry where you have the experience in.
• If you were doing this coding bootcamp due to affordability but you actually wanted to do the Java Bootcamp, and you excelled in this, you may apply for further funding with this as motivating evidence