Announcing Web Design and Digital Marketing Apprenticeship Program

We are very proud to announce that we are starting an un-paid apprenticeship program where we will train select individuals how they can begin earning money designing websites and by offering digital marketing services to small to medium sized businesses.

Select candidates will work closely with our staff learning web design / development technologies and marketing platforms.  The goal of the program is to teach individuals how they can create their own opportunities working in technology.

Our owner, Stephen Wicks, has a desire to give back to the community through this program.  "The technology industry has been good to me and I want to share my knowledge with people who want to create their own opportunities."

Technologies

The program will allow participants to learn and work with technologies such as:

• HMTL
• CSS
• Javascript
• Knack (Database)
• Weebly for Designers
• Duda Development Platform
• and various social media and marketing automation platforms.

Potential Income Opportunities

The average salary for the job title "Web Designer" as reported by Salary.com, is $48,600 to $74,500 annually.  There are also tremendous opportunities for freelancing and entrepreneurship.

We are looking for people who want to learn how to earn money making websites and offering digital marketing.  We will teach you what we know and test your knowledge with real world projects that you can use on your resume. 

The Cost

There is no cost to join this program.  The apprenticeship is also un-paid, however, participants may be offered an opportunity to work with our company after completion of the 3 month program.

What An Apprentice Receives...

Apprentices who satisfactorily completes the 3 month program will receive a Certified Web Designer certificate from our company.

Completion Includes:

1. At least 10 hours per week of learning/design work.
2. At least two (2)  completed projects showcasing skills learned during the program.
3. Completion of exam on technologies learned during the program.