October 25
Learn how websites and online applications are created using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and frameworks like React or Angular. Students gain practical skills by building their own websites. It improves creativity and problem-solving. Web developers are always in high demand.
October 25
Focuses on building Android apps with Java/Kotlin or iOS apps with Swift, and also covers cross-platform tools like Flutter. Students can design apps, games, or productivity tools. It’s a career-oriented course with a lot of freelance opportunities. Apps are a key part of daily life, so this skill is future-proof
October 25
Python is one of the easiest programming languages for beginners. Students learn coding fundamentals, data handling, and logical problem-solving. They also get an introduction to AI, Machine Learning, and Data Science concepts. It builds a strong base for future IT careers.
October 25
Introduces students to online safety, ethical hacking, and protecting computer networks. They learn about passwords, firewalls, viruses, and safe internet practices. Cybersecurity experts are highly valued as digital threats grow. Even basic knowledge helps students stay safe online.
November 25
Covers the basics of cloud platforms like AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure. Students understand how data is stored, shared, and managed online. Cloud is the backbone of modern IT, so learning it early gives an advantage. Digital productivity tools (Google Workspace, MS Office 365) are also included.
November 25
Teaches the basics of how computers work — CPU, RAM, hard drives, motherboards, and assembling a PC. Students also learn about computer networks, IPs, LAN/WAN, and troubleshooting. This course is very practical and helps in both IT support and engineering fields.