Four months from your first line of code to a product live on the internet: frontend, backend, database, auth, payments and deployment, the way real product teams build.
Free to apply. No experience needed. Fees and payment plans at registration.
You leave with a live, full-stack product, a GitHub history that proves how you work, and the confidence to join a product team. Each month takes you up one level, and each level ends with a project you ship.
How software really works, a real programming language, and working with other developers.
Modern frontend: accessible layouts, React, Next.js and the product thinking behind every screen.
The server, the database and everything that keeps a product safe and paid for.
Testing, deployment and the habits that let a team release with confidence.
Every feature at a real company goes round the same loop. You practise all seven steps, with your pod, on every project.
Talk to users and find what is worth building.
Month 2User stories, a PRD and a release plan.
Month 2Wireframes and a design system in Figma.
Month 2Frontend, backend, database and APIs.
Months 1 to 3Unit and end-to-end tests that catch bugs first.
Month 4CI/CD that deploys on every merge.
Month 4Monitor, measure, then improve.
Month 4Every week: what you learn, and one thing you build with it. Tools that companies hire for today, taught in the order that makes sense.
How software really works, a real programming language, and working with other developers.
A command-line budget tracker in TypeScript, kept on GitHub with proper commits, a README and your first reviewed pull request.
Modern frontend: accessible layouts, React, Next.js and the product thinking behind every screen.
The interface of a real product idea, designed in Figma and built in Next.js with Tailwind, deployed live on Vercel.
The server, the database and everything that keeps a product safe and paid for.
A working app with accounts, a PostgreSQL database, an API, Paystack payments and email notifications.
Testing, deployment and the habits that let a team release with confidence.
Your pod plans, builds, tests and launches a real software product, then demos it to an audience.
Employers hire what they can see. You finish with three projects and a capstone built with your pod, all in your portfolio.
A command-line budget tracker in TypeScript, kept on GitHub with proper commits, a README and your first reviewed pull request.
Month 1The interface of a real product idea, designed in Figma and built in Next.js with Tailwind, deployed live on Vercel.
Month 2A working app with accounts, a PostgreSQL database, an API, Paystack payments and email notifications.
Month 3Your pod plans, builds, tests and launches a real software product, then demos it to an audience.
Capstone · Month 4The same Virtual Uni every Webbo3 student learns in.
Real lecturers, live, Monday to Saturday. Ask questions as you go.
Lessons and help any time of day, at your pace, in plain words.
Your team for the whole programme. You build, review and ship together.
Your virtual office, with the tools for the job built in, so you practise the way you will work.
Every class and project earns SP. Finish strong and your certificate unlocks.
Plus a portfolio of real projects, a CV and interview preparation in the final month.
No. Week 1 starts with how software works and your tools. Every week builds on the last.
Frontend Development goes deep on the interface. This programme covers the whole product: interface, server, database, payments and deployment, plus how product teams plan and ship.
A laptop with 8 GB of RAM or more and a steady internet connection. Every tool we use is free.
Plan for 10 to 12 hours a week: live classes, practice with Kemi and your pod project.
Live virtual classes with your lecturers, lessons with Kemi (our AI lecturer) any time, and weekly projects with your pod of ten classmates in the Pod Office.
Yes. Finish the classes, earn your Skill Points and submit your projects, and your Webbo3 certificate unlocks, with your projects as proof of work.
Fees and payment plans are shown when you register, after your application. Apply first: it is free and takes a few minutes.
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