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    Apex Nova Tech

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    Frontend Developer Course

    6 months + 3 months internship

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    What Does a Frontend Developer Do?

    Here are some examples of product features a frontend developer works on in different industries:

    • Online Store:

      • Recommendation system: creating a product recommendations block based on user purchase history and viewed items.

      • Interactive product catalog: implementing filters and sorting by various parameters (price, rating, brand, etc.), plus quick-view functionality without navigating away.

      Simple illustration of a store with a purple awning, next to a shopping cart and a wallet, symbolizing the shopping process.

    • Food Delivery Service:

      • Order builder: an interface that lets users assemble their order by selecting ingredients and add-ons, showing total price and calories in real time.

      • Live order tracking: developing a tracking system that displays the courier’s location on a map in real time and updates order status.

      Simple illustration of a store with a purple awning, next to a shopping cart and a wallet, symbolizing the shopping process.

    • Online Learning Platform:

      • Interactive learning materials: building a video lecture interface with note-taking, bookmarking, and in-video question features.

      • Testing system: developing modules for online quizzes and tests with multiple question types (multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, essay) and instant result checking.

      Simple illustration of a store with a purple awning, next to a shopping cart and a wallet, symbolizing the shopping process.

    • Social Network:

      • Group creation and management: interface for creating, configuring, and managing groups or communities, including invites, posts, and events.

      • News feed: developing a personalized feed including posts, articles, videos, and other media, with likes, comments, and shares.

      Simple illustration of a store with a purple awning, next to a shopping cart and a wallet, symbolizing the shopping process.

    • Service Booking Platform:

      • Availability calendar: implementing a calendar interface where users select dates and times for booking services (e.g., restaurant reservations or doctor appointments).

      • Reviews and ratings: creating a module for submitting reviews and ratings, displaying average scores, and sorting by date or popularity.

      Simple illustration of a store with a purple awning, next to a shopping cart and a wallet, symbolizing the shopping process.

    • Finance App:

      • Budget calculator: developing a tool for planning and tracking personal or family budgets, with income and expense entries and chart/graph generation.

      • Alerts and reminders: interface for setting up and receiving notifications about upcoming payments, spending limits, and other financial events.

      Simple illustration of a store with a purple awning, next to a shopping cart and a wallet, symbolizing the shopping process.

    What to Expect on the Course?

    • GIT, HTML, CSS, TypeScript, JavaScript, React, RTK Query, Redux Toolkit, i18n

    • Workshops, live coding and pair programming, code reviews, modern coding practices

    • After the course — 3 months of paid internship on real company projects

    • Algorithm practice, resume building, and interview preparation skills

    Our Main Feature —

    providing an internship on a real commercial project after training

    Other courses:

    1. Complete the theoretical course

    2. Start job hunting

    3. Not invited to interviews due to lack of experience

    Our course:

    1. Applied theory immediately in real work

    2. Gained practical real experience

    3. Built a strong resume and confidently answer interview questions

    Everything Is Real Here

    See how our interns are already working on projects:

    Curriculum

    • Stage 0

      Topics: HTML, GIT, GitHub, Chrome DevTools, VS Code, Terminal

      Final project: Multi-page site — Personal blog

    • Stage 1

      Topics: CSS, BEM, SCSS/SASS preprocessors, Flexbox layout and responsive design, Figma

      Final project: FPV drone e-commerce landing page. Fixed and responsive layout, pixel perfect

    • Stage 2

      Topics: Deep dive into JavaScript. Algorithm and data structure exercises. Design patterns. Programming principles.

      Final project — live coding challenge

    • Stage 3

      Topics: Working with the DOM API, cookies, localStorage, sessionStorage

      Final project: Virtual keyboard implementation

    • Stage 4

      Topics: React, Redux Toolkit, Fetch API, routing in React apps

      Capstone project: The Traveler — hotel and lodging booking

    • Stage 5

      Practice

      Paid internship on a commercial project

      Project tech stack: React, TypeScript, i18n, Vite, Next.js, RTK Query, Zustand, Jenkins, GitLab, unit tests with Jest, Git flow, React Testing Library, Playwright, code style management, pre-commit hooks with Husky, FSD architecture, Lighthouse

    • Stage 5+

      Workshop with a career consultant

      Resume building. Interview preparation. Mock interviews. Negotiation coaching for offer acquisition

    Before the course:

    • Zero programming knowledge

    • No idea how to build your career track

    • Not interview-ready

    • Unsure what you’ll do on the job

    After the course:

    • Master the most popular front-end tools like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React; know GitHub, Chrome DevTools, work with APIs, and more

    • Built a career track with a mentor

    • Gained real project experience

    • Have a resume and pass HR filters

    • Ready for any interview questions

    After graduation from our course, students confidently secure pre-middle roles, and thanks to their internship experience on a real project, many move directly into middle positions!

    Frontend developer salaries according to Habr Career data

    Intern
    86,3+
    Junior
    120,5+
    Middle
    160,4+
    Senior
    280+
    Lead
    400+

    Pricing Plans

    • Basic

      • Live seminars — learning in real time, not from recordings

      • Mentors and coordinators always available

      • Employment support program

      • Portfolio project on GitHub

      • 1 month internship on a real commercial project — full team work with deadlines and real tasks

      Price:150 000 ₽

    • Optimal

      • Basic plan +

      • Career consultation and resume review by an HR specialist

      • Technical mock interview with an expert

      • Monthly mentor consultations

      • 2 months internship on a real commercial project — full team work with deadlines and real tasks

      • Extra course “Algorithms for Frontend Developers”

        • Learn key patterns

        • Master common interview tasks with practical approaches to confidently pass technical interviews

      Price:180 000 ₽

    • Advanced

      • Optimal plan +

      • One consultation with an HR center for employment preparation

      • Weekly mentor consultations

      • 3 months internship on a real commercial project — full team work with deadlines and real tasks

      • “Interview Preparation” module

        • Review real interviews and test assignments

        • Behavioral interview preparation

        • Algorithmic preparation

        • Mock interviews with a mentor

        • Resume review by mentors

        • Expert final code review to improve code quality before job hunting

      Price:230 000 ₽

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