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Learning to program or publishing your first site

Two short courses open the door to digital work, and they do not set foot in the same place. One builds the programmer's reasoning, the other puts a site online by the end. Here are their blocks, supervised hours and fees, on a single grid.

Two different first steps

Introduction to programming builds a way of thinking: breaking down a problem, writing a loop, handling data, debugging your own code. It serves in every digital trade, including those where you rarely program. Website creation aims at a visible result: structure, styling, content, hosting, going live. At the end, an address exists, works and belongs to you. Both formats are self-paced and open their content ahead of time.

What each option puts forward

Introduction to Programming

Write your first useful program, with no prior background. Understand algorithmic logic and problem decomposition.

Website Creation

Put a professional site online, from domain to hosting. Structure a site around a clear commercial objective.

Two short formats, line by line

CriterionIntroduction to ProgrammingWebsite Creation
Duration3 months3 months
Weekly workload8 h per week8 h per week
Teaching blocks44
Supervised hours60 h60 h
Credits6 credits6 credits
Fees1 200 000 GNF in total1 400 000 GNF in total
What is awardedCourse attendance certificateCourse attendance certificate

The structure of each programme

Introduction to Programming
4 (50 %)
Website Creation
4 (50 %)
Total: 8 teaching blocks

How to make your choice

  1. 01

    Say what you want to show

    An online address people can visit: website creation goes straight there.

  2. 02

    Say what you want to understand

    The reasoning that serves everywhere afterwards, from automation scripts to data analysis: the introduction builds it.

  3. 03

    Chain them, if both speak to you

    The two formats combined form a complete introduction, and their blocks count on entry to a development programme.

Questions from candidates

Is prior knowledge required?

Each programme page publishes its exact prerequisite: both formats start from everyday computer use.

Do you keep the site produced during the course?

Yes, it belongs to you and stays online under your own name: it is the work you show afterwards.

Do these formats lead to a long programme?

They prepare entry to a development programme, and blocks already validated are reviewed at admission.

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