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Free Web Design and Coding Program

Did you know that you can get a STEM job without a college degree?  Web developers typically need less than a bachelor's degree to get started and also pay close to or above the median for all ocupations in 2015: $36,200.

Web developers are on top of the fastest growing list and the list with most openings, projected 20141-24.  Web developers make $64,970, with 58,600 openings and 26.6%  job outlook, much faster than the average (7%) for all occupations.  Demand will be driven by the growing popularity of mobile devices and ecommerce.

According to the Occupational Outlook Handbook,  web developers typically do the following:

  •  Meet with clients or management to discuss the needs and design of a website
  • Create and test applications for a website
  • Write code for websites, using programming languages such as HTML or XML
  • Work with other team members to determine what information the site will contain
  • Work with graphics and other designers to determine the website's layout
  • Integrate graphics, audio, and video into the website
  • Monitor website traffic

Important qualities for web developers include:  opportunities for better tomorrow

  • Concentration. Web developers must sit at a computer and write detailed code for long periods.
  • Creativity. Web developers often are involved in designing the appearance of a website and must make sure that it looks innovative and up to date.
  • Customer-service skills. Webmasters have to respond politely and correctly to user questions and requests.
  • Detail oriented. When web developers write in HTML, a minor error could cause an entire webpage to stop working.

If you are 17-24 years old, and are interested in web design and coding, the free Web Design and Coding Program at INNOVATION LAB @ INDUSTRY CITY provided by Opportunities for a Better Tomorrow may be an opportunity for you!

You will learn and recieve:

  • Website design and coding fundamentals in HTML, CSS, JavaScript and more
  • Skills to analyze information using digital technology
  • Preparation for the Adobe Certified Associate Certification  in Photoshop
  • Critical thinking skills
  • College access assistance
  • Job placement assistance

For more information or to apply, call, email, or visit: 

Innovation Lab at 87 35th Street, 2nd Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11232

718-801-8970

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