Instructor-led programs in Front-End Development, Back-End Development, Virtual Assistance, and Cyber Security — plus a free introductory class for anyone just getting started.
Here's what actually makes the difference between finishing a program and abandoning another tutorial halfway through.
Not pre-recorded videos you forget to watch. Real sessions, real instructors, real time to ask questions.
No prior tech background assumed. Every program starts from first principles and builds progressively.
Regular check-ins, a supportive cohort, and a mandatory capstone project that keeps you building, not just watching.
Most people don't need a two-year computer science degree to build for the web — they need a clear, guided path that gets them from zero to a working project fast.
This program is built around live instruction, structured weekly modules, and one goal: by the end of Week 5, you'll have designed, built, and deployed a real website you can put in front of clients or employers.
Sessions run twice a week and are accessible from a smartphone or computer, so you can learn without needing to invest in new equipment first.
Looking for a practical, guided entry point into tech.
Who want to build and maintain their own website.
Exploring web development as a field before committing further.
Start free, or go straight into a full instructor-led program. Every track runs live, in small cohorts.
A free, beginner-friendly taste of coding — HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript, and React basics. No cost, no experience needed.
HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript, and React — build and deploy a real, portfolio-ready website by the end.
Servers, databases, and APIs — build the logic that powers real applications, using Node.js and Express.
Practical digital skills for remote work — scheduling, inbox and client management, and tools like Notion and Google Workspace.
Core security concepts, network fundamentals, and an introduction to ethical hacking and threat defense.
Core security concepts, network fundamentals, and an introduction to ethical hacking and threat defense.
Payment plans are available on all paid programs — contact us to set one up.
Here's what the 5-week Front-End track looks like in practice. Full breakdowns for other programs are available on request.
Development environment setup, semantic HTML, page structure, forms, and navigation.
Box model, Flexbox, and Grid, followed by responsive design using the Bootstrap framework.
Core programming logic, DOM manipulation, and event-driven interactivity.
Component architecture, JSX, props, and state management in a modern front-end framework.
Independent project build with instructor guidance, culminating in a live demo day and deployment walkthrough.
Real feedback from real graduates — add yours here as your first cohorts complete the program.
"Meridian Web Academy gave me more than just technical knowledge. The training was practical, structured, and focused on actually building things. I gained the confidence to work on real projects, understand professional development workflows, and continue growing my skills beyond the classroom."
"Meridian Web Academy gave me a practical understanding of technology that went beyond theory. I learned how to apply my skills to real projects, solve problems independently, and work with the tools and workflows used in the industry. The experience gave me more confidence and a clearer direction for building my career in tech."
"Meridian Web Academy is designed to provide practical, career-focused training that helps students turn knowledge into real-world skills. Through hands-on projects, guided learning, and industry-relevant tools, students gain the confidence and experience needed to take the next step in their technology career."
Yes. Most students who join have zero prior experience. Every program is built to start from first principles in Week 1, so no background is assumed going in.
Start with the free Intro to Web Development class at no cost. If you decide to continue into a paid program afterward, payment plans are available so you're not paying the full amount upfront.
Each program runs just two live sessions a week, so it's designed to fit around a job, school, or other commitments rather than replace your schedule entirely.
Every program ends with a real capstone project you build yourself — something you can show in a portfolio, job application, or client pitch. We don't guarantee job placement, but we do guarantee you leave with tangible proof of what you can do.
No. The curriculum is designed to be followed from a smartphone, though a computer makes writing code more comfortable if you have access to one.
No. The program starts from first principles in Week 1 and builds progressively, so no background is assumed.
The free Intro to Web Development class is a short, no-cost taste of coding basics. The paid programs (Front-End, Back-End, Virtual Assistant, and Cyber Security) go deeper, run longer, and include capstone projects, feedback, and a certificate of completion.
All live sessions and recordings, the full curriculum for that program, capstone project feedback, a certificate of completion, and access to the student community.
Yes. Tuition for any paid program can be split into installments instead of paid in full upfront — contact us to set one up.
Yes. Many students start with the free class, then move into Front-End, Back-End, Virtual Assistant, or Cyber Security once they know which path fits them best.
You'll leave with a live, deployed website you built yourself, along with a certificate of completion and guidance on next steps, whether that's freelancing, further study, or a job search.
Training is provided free of charge, while certification is available upon successful completion of the program. Because certification involves administrative and assessment costs, certification fees are generally non-refundable once payment has been made. Students are encouraged to review the certification requirements and fee details before making payment.
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