Learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript, WordPress, responsive design, live deployment, portfolio projects, and client website selling.
The Web Development course at InnoTech Skills Institute is taught live online to students anywhere in Pakistan and costs Rs 10,500 a month — Rs 31,500 for the full 3-month course. Classes are live online only, batches are capped at 10 students, and the fee already includes the certificate and the final 15-day client phase.
Fees in Pakistani rupees. Updated 2 November 2026.
Month 01
Website Foundations
Month 02
JavaScript & Interactivity
Month 03
WordPress, Deployment & Client Sprint
Almost every small business in Lahore still runs without a proper website, and the ones that have one usually paid too much for something slow. Learning to build, deploy and maintain sites is a skill you can sell locally and internationally from day one. In three months you'll go from HTML and CSS to JavaScript and WordPress, put a live site on real hosting, and finish with a business website sample plus a proposal package you can hand to a client. We keep the batch small because code needs feedback: your instructor sees your screen, not just your homework.
There are no physical classes. Every class runs live on Zoom or Google Meet, with the instructor teaching, giving assignments and checking your work in real time.
A batch is never more than 10 students, so the instructor sees everyone's work. We run morning, evening and weekend batches. Message the counselor on WhatsApp for the next start date and the timing that fits you.
The course is 3 months, so the full course comes to Rs 31,500. You pay month by month, not all at once. If you leave within 3 days of your first class, what you've paid for the course is refunded in full. Full details are on the fees page and the refund policy.
When your final project is done you get the InnoTech Skills Institute certificate of completion, printed, and you can collect it from our Jubilee Town office or have it couriered to you. It's our own certificate, not a government diploma; what gets you hired is the portfolio you build here, and the certificate confirms you built it. The last 15 days of the course are spent on finding paying clients: pricing, proposals, outreach and follow-up.
A live portfolio and business website sample with deployment proof and client proposal package.
Final 15 Days Included
Every course ends with client hunting, proposal writing, pricing, outreach, and portfolio positioning.
These stories show what students built, sold, or earned after turning skills into portfolio proof and client outreach.
Website Sale
Rs 32,000
1 month after portfolio
“The live deployment practice helped me show proof to a local business. I sold my first website with hosting and maintenance.”
Portfolio Proof
Business landing page + WordPress site
Zain A.
Web Development
Rs 31,500 for three months is a number that means nothing on its own, so here is what other institutes publish for web development. We read all of these off their own pages on 17 September 2026 and named them, so you can check every one. We are not the cheapest course on this list and we are not going to pretend to be.
Rs 10,500 a month for three months, paid month by month, so you never hand over a lump sum. Front end, back end, a WordPress route for paid work, real projects, and a final 15 days spent on finding a client.
Their own page publishes PKR 30,000 for a three month Web Development course, with the next online batch listed for 15 October 2026. That is Rs 1,500 less than us for the same three months.
Their Web Developer all in one full stack course shows Rs 45,000 struck through with Rs 40,000 as the current price, over three months.
Rs 5,500 a month for two months plus a Rs 500 registration fee, for a WordPress focused course. If all you want is to build WordPress sites, that is cheaper than us and we would rather say so. It is two months, not three, and it does not take you into code.
Their fee structure page lists a Web Development boot camp at Rs 10,000 with no registration fee, and a Zero to Developer course at Rs 40,000 plus a Rs 2,000 registration fee. Their own full stack course page publishes no number at all, so the two are hard to line up.
None of the three publishes a web development fee you can read. Nexskill asks you to contact them for the latest fee structure, Baabroz publishes no fee on its course page, and Corvit keeps its Lahore fee list inside an image file, which means neither you nor Google can search it.
Before you pay anyone, including us, here is what the free programmes give you.
They run a free WordPress course and a free Full Stack Development with MERN course, both 12 week batches with 24 hours of video, taught in Urdu and English, open to everyone. On the batch that started on 3 August 2026, the WordPress course shows 7,445 enrolled trainees and the MERN course shows 9,815. The material is solid. What a recorded course with thousands of trainees cannot do is open your code and tell you why it breaks.
Their Modern Web Application Development course is free, admission is shown as open with limited seats, and their own page puts it at twelve months across four modules, ending in a certificate of completion. It is far longer than our three months, which matters if you have a job or a degree running alongside it.
If a free recorded course fits your situation, take it. What you pay us for is a live instructor who reads your code in a batch capped at 10 students, and the last 15 days spent on getting you a paying client. That is a different product, not a better version of the same one. If you are weighing the free route seriously, we compared them with us, fact by fact.
Reported monthly salaries from Indeed Pakistan, read on 17 September 2026. The number of people behind each figure is next to it, because an average built on four salaries is not an average.
A month, across 588 reported salaries, updated on 5 September 2026. The common range on that page runs from Rs 35,000 to Rs 70,000. This is the general title most job ads in Lahore use.
A month, across about 1,100 reported salaries, updated on 5 September 2026. WordPress is the fastest route to paid work, which is why it sits inside this course instead of being left out as beginner material.
A month, across about 1,300 reported salaries, updated on 6 September 2026. That is roughly two and a half times the general web developer figure, and the gap is the whole reason this course does not stop at the front end.
We are not putting a freelance earnings figure on this page. There is no source for Pakistani freelance web income that we can show you and stand behind, and a number we cannot source is worth nothing to you.
Salary averages tell you what people earn. Job ads tell you what employers want right now. On 13 October 2026 we searched Indeed Pakistan for web developer jobs in Lahore, which showed 100+ listings, and for WordPress developer jobs in Lahore, which showed 25+. Then we read the first 15 ads of each. Here's what kept coming up.
The regular WordPress developer ads posted ranges from Rs 35,000 to Rs 55,000 at the low end up to Rs 50,000 to Rs 90,000. A custom development role at PEXDEL went to Rs 80,000 to Rs 150,000. That sits close to the Indeed salary average above, and it's the part of the market this course points you at first.
Four of the 15 WordPress ads asked for Shopify as well. We don't teach Shopify in this course. Much of the theme work and client handover carries over, but if the job you want names Shopify, plan a few extra weeks for it.
Three of the 15 web developer ads named React or Next.js, including a ReactJS role at Rs 70,000 to Rs 90,000 and a Next.js and React lead role at Rs 150,000 to Rs 250,000. React isn't on our curriculum. The JavaScript month here, with the DOM, forms and API basics, is what you'd build it on.
Milestone Apps asked for 3 to 5 years of WordPress and Shopify work, and a full stack role at The Letting Team wanted at least 6. At the entry end, Influx.pk's WordPress intern ad said no extensive prior experience was needed, and Dvxel's Rs 60,000 graduate role screens everyone with a 30-minute online technical test. A live site you built yourself is what gets a beginner through that door, so you leave this course with one.
This is one day, one job board and the first page of results, so treat the ranges as a rough guide. Listings change every day, and you can run the same two searches yourself to see this week's ads.
There is no minimum qualification for this course and no entry test. You do not need matric, inter, a degree or any prior coding experience, and you do not need to be good at maths. You need your own laptop, a working internet connection, and the hours to actually build the assignments, because code is learned by typing it.
Classes are taught in a mix of Urdu and English, whichever makes the point land. The code, the documentation, the error messages and the words you will use with a client stay in English, because that is how you will meet them in real work.
We start from scratch and teach through projects.
Yes. Live deployment is included.
Yes. The final phase teaches packages, pricing, proposals, and outreach.
Rs 10,500 a month for 3 months, Rs 31,500 in total. You pay month by month. If you leave within 3 days of your first class the course fee you've paid is refunded.
Online only. There are no physical classes; every class runs live on Zoom or Google Meet with the instructor.
We run morning, evening and weekend batches, each capped at 10 students. WhatsApp the counselor for the next start date and the slot that suits you.
No. It's InnoTech Skills Institute's own certificate of completion, printed, and you can collect it from our Jubilee Town office or have it couriered to you. Employers and clients look at the portfolio you build during the course; the certificate confirms you completed it.
Yes. Any working laptop from the last five or six years is enough for VS Code, a browser and WordPress. No special hardware is needed.
The final 15 days are the client phase: you set your price, write proposals, do outreach to local and international clients and learn to follow up. The goal is that you leave with a real lead or a first paying client, not only a certificate.
Both. Classes are taught in a mix of Urdu and English, whichever makes the point land. The code, the documentation and the error messages stay in English, because that is how you will meet them in real work.
No. There is no minimum qualification and no entry test, and you do not need prior coding experience or a maths background. You need your own laptop, an internet connection and the hours to build the assignments.
Indeed Pakistan reports an average of Rs 44,937 a month for a web developer across 588 reported salaries, updated on 5 September 2026, Rs 48,986 for a WordPress developer across about 1,100 salaries, and Rs 112,954 for a full stack developer across about 1,300 salaries. The jump from the first figure to the last is why this course covers both the front end and the back end rather than stopping at page design.
They do, and you should know that before you pay anyone. DigiSkills.pk runs a free WordPress course and a free Full Stack Development with MERN course, both 12 week batches in Urdu and English, with 7,445 and 9,815 enrolled trainees on the batch that started on 3 August 2026. Saylani Mass IT Training runs a free Modern Web Application Development course that its own page puts at twelve months. What you pay us for is a live instructor who reads your code in a batch capped at 10 students, and 15 days at the end spent on getting you a paying client. If a free recorded course suits your situation better, take it.
Rs 31,500 in total for three months, paid Rs 10,500 a month. ICT Trainings publishes PKR 30,000 for a three month Web Development course. Omni Academy lists Rs 40,000 for a three month full stack course, down from Rs 45,000. NISDA charges Rs 5,500 a month for two months plus Rs 500 registration for a WordPress course. PNY lists a Rs 10,000 web development boot camp and a Rs 40,000 Zero to Developer course with a Rs 2,000 registration fee. Nexskill, Corvit and Baabroz publish no fee at all. These were read off their own pages on 17 September 2026.
Yes. On 13 October 2026 Indeed Pakistan showed 100+ web developer listings in Lahore and 25+ for WordPress developers. Most WordPress roles posted Rs 35,000 to Rs 90,000 a month, and React-heavy or senior roles went well above that. Several full-time ads asked for three or more years of experience, so at first your portfolio has to do the talking.
No. The course covers HTML, CSS, JavaScript, WordPress and live deployment. Lahore job ads we read on 13 October 2026 often asked for React, Next.js or Shopify on top of that, so treat those as your next step once you can build and ship a site on your own.
Fill the admission form online. It takes about two minutes, you'll get a reference number straight away, and a counselor calls you back to confirm your batch and timing.
Monthly fee, no lump sum. Batch of 10 students. Full refund within 3 days of your first class.