LexLearn Academy
Engineering Track
Build real software. Ship real products.
Full-stack web development from true zero. HTML to React to Next.js to a live, deployed product — taught at a pace that lets each skill actually land.
Curriculum
Every week has a purpose. Every phase ships something real.
Web Foundations
Weeks 1–2
Most beginners jump straight into frameworks without understanding how the web actually works — and end up copying code they don't understand.
- HTML — semantic structure, the real building blocks of every website
- CSS — the box model, Flexbox, Grid, and responsive design
- Git & GitHub basics — version control, the way real teams track and save their work
JavaScript Fundamentals
Weeks 3–5
JavaScript is what turns a static page into a real application. Skipping fundamentals here means every framework you learn later feels like magic instead of logic you actually understand.
- Variables, functions, and control flow
- DOM manipulation and events — making a page respond to real user actions
- Working with arrays, objects, and fetching real data from the web
Modern JavaScript & TypeScript
Week 6
Real production code isn't written the old way. Modern tooling and type safety catch errors before they ever become bugs.
- ES6+ syntax — arrow functions, destructuring, modules
- TypeScript basics — typing variables, functions, and objects
- Consuming REST APIs properly and safely
React Fundamentals
Weeks 7–9
Most modern web products aren't built as static pages — they're built with component-based frameworks like React. This is the second most-rushed topic in most short bootcamps — not here.
- Components and props
- State and hooks — useState, useEffect, and beyond
- Forms, controlled inputs, and component composition
Next.js & Full-Stack Web
Weeks 10–12
A frontend alone isn't a real product. Real applications need routing, backend logic, and a database behind them.
- Next.js routing and pages
- Building your own API routes and connecting to a real database
- Basic authentication concepts and putting it all together
Styling & Polish
Week 13
Functional isn't the same as good. Most junior developers' projects look unfinished because styling and detail get skipped.
- Tailwind CSS — fast, consistent, professional styling
- Basic animation, responsive polish, and accessibility basics
Deployment & Real-World Practice
Weeks 14–15
A project sitting on your laptop isn't a portfolio piece. It needs to be live, and you need to be able to debug it when it breaks.
- Deploying a live application (Vercel), environment variables and configuration
- Debugging, browser developer tools, and preparing a project for a public portfolio
Review & Buffer Week
Week 16
- No new material — consolidate your portfolio
- Catch up on anything that needs more practice
- Prepare for the final project
Final project
The Final Project
Design, build, and deploy a real, full-stack web application — from idea to live product. You have up to 4 weeks. Finish sooner and you're done — this rewards efficiency without penalizing those who need the full runway.
Where this takes you
Real career paths. Not vague promises.
Frontend Developer
Building the visual, interactive layer of websites and apps — translating designs into real, working interfaces.
Full-Stack Web Developer
Building both the front end and the back end — the most versatile entry point, and consistently one of the highest-demand roles for junior developers.
Junior Software Engineer
Joining a small team building a real product end-to-end, contributing across the stack under senior mentorship.
Investment
Flexible payment. No hidden fees.
A ₦10,000 admin fee applies per installment beyond the first. Paying in full is always the lowest total.
₦300,000
₦300,000 — no admin fees
- Full payment before week 3 of resumption
₦320,000
₦160,000 × 2 installments
- 1st payment before week 3 of resumption
- 2nd payment by week 1 of month 3
₦330,000
₦110,000 × 3 installments
- 1st payment before week 3 of resumption
- 2nd payment by week 1 of month 2
- 3rd payment by week 1 of month 3
48-hour grace period
A 48-hour grace period applies after each payment due date. If payment is not received within that window, access to classes, the student portal, and other resources will be paused until payment is made.
FAQ
Questions about this track.
Do I need to know how to code before applying?
No. The track starts from true zero — HTML on day one. The diagnostic exam tells us where you are, not whether you're in.
What does a typical class look like?
Live teaching with real-time walkthroughs — not pre-recorded videos. You'll see code written and broken in real time, with direct access to ask questions.
Will I have a portfolio when I finish?
Yes — every phase ends with a real project. By the time you finish, you'll have 7 practical projects plus a final full-stack application that's live on the internet.
What if I fall behind?
Every session is recorded. Consultation days exist specifically for catch-up and one-on-one support — they're not squeezed into class time.
Ready to start the Engineering Track?
15 seats. Applications close when they"re full. Next cohort after Aug 2026 is mid-2027.