20% — concepts
Foundations, terminology and live demonstrations. Enough theory to make the practice make sense — never lecture marathons.
Interest list open No dates published until confirmed
Thrive Skills · Flagship programme
The web development course in Mirpur that ends with a deployed product, not a folder of tutorials.
Fourteen to sixteen weeks, beginner to junior portfolio-ready. You finish with a database-backed web application, deployed and demonstrated, built through a documented team workflow — the evidence employers and clients actually check.
Duration
14–16 weeks
Level
Beginner → junior portfolio-ready
Weekly commitment
Published per cohort
Delivery
In-person in Mirpur (hybrid where announced)
Cohort size
12–20 learners
Outcome
Deployed SaaS capstone
Cohort dates, instructor, fee and exact schedule are published with each cohort announcement — see "the fine print" below for how we handle fees, certificates and promises.
Who it is for
Read both lists before applying.
This programme fits you if
- You can commit to the weekly hours for the full duration
- You want to build working software, not collect certificates
- You are comfortable working in English-language tools and documentation
- You will accept direct feedback on your code, every week
- A laptop you can bring to sessions
It is not for you if
- You need a guaranteed job or income at the end — nobody honest offers that
- You want to skip fundamentals and jump straight to frameworks
- You cannot protect the study hours from work or family commitments yet
- You want someone else to build your portfolio pieces for you
How you will learn
20% concepts. 50% guided practice. 30% proof.
Every Thrive Skills programme follows the same practical model: short concept sessions, long supervised practice with mentor feedback, and assessed proof — because employers hire evidence, not attendance.
50% — guided practice
Labs, exercises, critiques and mentor feedback on your actual work, week after week. This is where the skill forms.
30% — proof
A SaaS capstone: real problem, requirements, prototype, build sprints, testing, release, demo and retrospective — deployed and defensible.
Curriculum
Module by module — the complete overview.
01 Web foundations
- Semantic HTML
- Responsive CSS
- Accessibility basics
- Browser and network fundamentals
02 JavaScript & frontend interaction
- Language fundamentals
- DOM and events
- Asynchronous requests
- Validation and error states
03 Git & team workflow
- Repositories and branches
- Pull requests
- Review comments
- Issues and release notes
04 Backend foundations
- Routing and controllers
- Forms and validation
- Sessions and authentication
- Service-layer thinking
05 Databases
- Relational design
- Migrations and seed data
- Queries and indexes
- Data integrity
06 Product features
- Roles and permissions
- File uploads
- Email and notifications
- Dashboards and reports
07 API & integration basics
- REST concepts
- Authentication
- Third-party services
- Failure handling
08 Quality & security
- Automated tests
- OWASP-aware coding
- Logging
- Backups and privacy
09 Deployment
- Environment configuration
- Domains and SSL
- Production databases
- Monitoring and rollback
10 SaaS capstone
- User problem and requirements
- Prototype
- Build sprints
- Test and release
- Demo and retrospective
Assessment
How completion is actually judged.
"Assessed completion" means exactly that. Your certificate reflects evidence, reviewed by the instructor and recorded against the programme rubric.
Tools you will work with: a modern editor, Git and GitHub, browser dev tools, a relational database, and a production deployment platform (exact stack confirmed per cohort).
Assessment evidence
- Weekly lab completion
- Git contribution history
- Code review participation
- Technical explanation of your own work
- Test coverage appropriate to the project
- A working deployment
- Capstone presentation
The fine print, up front
Fees, certificates and what we will never promise.
Fees & scholarships
Fees are published with each cohort announcement — in PKR, with instalment plans and a limited number of scholarship or sponsored seats where partners fund them. No fee is collected until you hold a written offer showing the full amount, payment plan and refund and transfer rules.
Certificate wording
Certificates state participation or assessed completion — exactly what was measured. We do not call any programme "accredited" or "government approved" unless a formal approval exists and can be verified. Public certificate verification goes live with the first completing cohort.
No guaranteed jobs
Completing Full-Stack Development makes you eligible to attempt the internship skills gate — it does not guarantee an internship, a job, clients or income, and we will never tell you otherwise. What we do promise: real practice, honest feedback and verifiable proof of what you can do.
Questions
Before you join the list.
When does the next cohort start?
Dates are announced to the interest list first, and only once the instructor, schedule and seat count are confirmed. We publish no dates we cannot stand behind — join the list and you will hear the moment it is real.
Who teaches this programme?
Every cohort is announced with its named instructor and a real biography — practitioners who do this work commercially, not just teach it. We never publish "instructor to be confirmed" enrolment pages, which is why applications open per cohort rather than year-round.
What does it cost?
The fee, instalment options and any scholarship seats are published with the cohort announcement and confirmed in writing before any payment. Refund and transfer rules are in the training terms.
Will I get an internship afterwards?
Completing the programme makes you eligible to attempt the Thrive Launchpad skills gate. Admission depends on your assessed work, a portfolio review, conduct and mentor capacity — it is earned, not automatic.
Do I need a computer science background?
No — the programme starts at web foundations. You do need consistent hours, working English reading comprehension for documentation, and a laptop. The fit assessment checks exactly this.
Which framework or stack will we learn?
The exact stack is confirmed with each cohort announcement, chosen for employability and mentor depth. The fundamentals — HTTP, Git, databases, security, deployment — transfer to every stack, and they are the point.
Join the interest list
Take the two-minute fit assessment.
Cohort dates, the named instructor, fees and seat counts are published to the interest list first — and nothing is published until they are confirmed. Joining the list costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
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