EUROPE IN FOCUS. THE WORLD IN PERSPECTIVE.Submit NewsWeb Development Course Online: Build a Working Application in 90–120 Hours at Paris Technoscience Institute (PTI)
PARIS, France — From an interactive interface to a connected database, building a web application involves decisions that extend beyond writing code. The Web Application Development Professional Certificate at Paris Technoscience Institute (PTI) brings these elements together in a practical web development course online.
Learners can complete the estimated 90–120 hours of study independently through Moodle. The fully self-paced format allows students to fit technical learning around work and other commitments.
Explore the technologies behind modern web applications
The curriculum covers front-end development, React, Node.js, APIs and databases, connecting widely used development technologies with the practical demands of application building in 2026. Testing, deployment and maintenance are included within the development workflow.
The final submission consists of a complete web application, a source repository, technical documentation, test evidence and deployment evidence. Together, these provide a project that learners can discuss with prospective employers or clients.
Turn a finished project into a professional achievement
After completing the learning and passing the assessment, students can claim their electronic certificate the same day. Add the certificate to a LinkedIn profile, alongside project evidence, to demonstrate practical skills and strengthen a CV or job application.
No previous qualification, specialist subject background or professional experience is required. The €90 one-time enrolment fee includes Moodle learning, assessment and the electronic certificate after passing.
View the course and enrol at Paris Technoscience Institute (PTI)
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