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Website Design & Development
Program Overview
The Web Design and Programming Diploma, approved as a vocational program under the Private Career Colleges Act, 2005, is a 40 week program that entails one thousand hours in instruction and experience in the development of website design, web development, and implementation.
Graduates are prepared to immediately enter the work force in environments including design studios, advertising agencies, interactive web and game design studios, marketing firms, software and web development companies. Web designer is truly a broad job title that can be applied to the several careers involved in creating and maintaining web sites but can also contribute to web support careers like SEO, e-marketing, developing web content, hosting providers.
Graduates of the Website Design & Development Program…
- Work as web support by providing SEO, ways of positioning businesses in a google search, e-marketing, developing web content and managing hosting providers
- May work with graphic designers, translating print content into the web medium and introduce new marketing trends such a social networking systems to business and service industries
- Enjoy pursuing new skill sets and competencies
- Have an aptitude for computer skills
- Are interested in visual aspects of the world around you
- Have some artistic flare
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