WordPress CMS Training Course

Course Overview

• Next Batch:New batches start every month. Limited seats available – enroll early!
• Course Duration:2 Months (including lab sessions).
• Eligibility: Beginners Business Owners Bloggers Aspiring Web Developers.
• Aspiring Web Developers.

WordPress CMS Training Course

• Learn WordPress installation, dashboard management, and configuration.
• Create and customize pages, posts, menus, and widgets.
• Use themes, plugins, and builders to design professional websites.
• Optimize websites using SEO, speed, and security tools.
• Manage eCommerce stores using WooCommerce integration.
• Earn your WordPress CMS credential preparation and start your career as a web developer or designer.

Overview of WordPress CMS Training Course

The WordPress CMS professional learning track is designed for learners, freelancers, and entrepreneurs who want to create professional, responsive websites without learning complex programming languages. This course focuses on hands-on learning through live website projects, providing you with the specialized technical expertise needed to advance your career.

Learners will gain hands-on experience in theme customization, plugin management, SEO optimization, and eCommerce integration using WooCommerce. By completing this course, you'll earn your WordPress CMS credential preparation, qualifying for roles such as Web Designer, WordPress Developer, or Digital Entrepreneur.

1. Foundations of WordPress-based Website

• Understanding domain names and hosting options.
• Installing WordPress on servers.
• Directory structure and file permissions.

2. WordPress Dashboard & Basics

• Navigating the Dashboard.
• Creating Pages, Posts, Categories, and Tags.
• Managing Media and Comments.
• Core Settings Configuration.

3.Plugins & Extensions

• Installing and configuring plugins.
• Recommended plugins for SEO, security, and performance.
• Updating and managing plugins.

4. Working with WordPress Themes

• Theme installation and customization.
• Structure of themes and template hierarchy.
• Child themes and theme frameworks.
• Theme best practices.

5. Content Management

• Understanding Posts vs Pages.
• Organizing content with categories and tags.
• Creating custom post types and taxonomies.
• Managing menus and navigation.