You don't need to learn to code anymore. You need to learn this.
A twelve-week, hands-on course in AI-assisted web development, built entirely with Claude. You'll create four real web products — including your own — and finish with the skills, the hosting, and the proof to take on paid work.
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12 weeks · Zero coding required · Live in week two · English and Arabic · You keep everything you build
Four real products. All of them live.
A business website
Multi-page, English and Arabic, on your own domain.
A web application
With a real database behind it.
A commercial platform
Accounts, payments, notifications, built-in AI.
Your own product
Your idea, launched and yours to keep.
"This isn't taught from a syllabus. It's taught by someone doing this work for paying clients every week, in the same way it's done in the field — because that's where all of it came from."
Hisham Al Hikami
Digital marketer & builder, Jeddah
Format at a glance
12 weeks · 2 live sessions a week · ~10 hours a week · small batch · sessions recorded · direct access to your trainer between sessions · online
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Next intake: October 6, 2026. 12 seats.
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The way this work is done has already changed
Most people who want to build things get stuck in the same place. Tutorials teach syntax nobody writes anymore. Courses hand you a project folder that never goes online. Certificates prove attendance and nothing else.
Meanwhile the way this work is actually done has changed completely in the last two years — and almost nobody is teaching the new way properly.
How the course works
Everything is built with Claude
Not "with AI assistance." Claude writes 100% of the code, start to finish. You won't type a line of it, in class or out of it. What you learn instead is the part that's actually hard and actually valuable: knowing what to ask for, recognising when what comes back is wrong, and running the result in the real world where people use it. That's the job now. The typing isn't.
You learn just enough theory to have judgment
You'll understand what a server is, what a database does, the difference between the front and back of a website, what makes something secure or insecure. Not so you can build it by hand — so you can tell when something's wrong and say the right thing to fix it. It's measured in hours, not weeks.
You build by talking
From the second half of the course, once two of your sites are already live, you'll start building by speaking to Claude on your phone. No laptop, no keyboard, no typing. It's faster than working on a computer once you know how, and it's the part students end up telling other people about.
You build for two languages, not one
Every site you make in this course ships in English and Arabic — properly, with the whole layout rebuilt right-to-left, and the Arabic written for the market the business is actually in. A page for Jeddah shouldn't read like a page for Dubai, and most agencies here don't bother with the difference.
You don't need to know a word of Arabic. Claude writes it; you learn what to look for. It's one of the most sellable things you'll walk out with, because clients in this region ask for it constantly and very few of the people bidding against you can deliver it well.
You go live early, and keep going live
Your first site is public on the internet in week two, on a domain you bought. Every build after that gets deployed by you. Most courses leave deployment to the final week and students never lose their fear of it. Here it becomes routine by week three.
What you actually make
A real business website
A complete multi-page site for an actual business in an actual industry — restaurant, clinic, contractor, gym, jeweller, your choice. English and Arabic, properly laid out in both, fast on a phone, findable on Google. Live on your own domain in week two.
A web application with a database
The point where a website stops being pages and becomes a working tool. Bookings, property listings, a business directory, inventory — whatever you pick. Records that can be added, searched, edited and deleted. Image uploads, an admin side, real data.
A commercial platform
The kind of build clients pay serious money for: user accounts and logins, online payments, automated emails and WhatsApp notifications, maps and locations, and AI built into the product itself — automatic translation, automatic descriptions. This one you'll largely build by voice.
Your own product
Your idea, from blank page to launch. A marketplace, a real estate portal, a chat platform, a booking network, a tool for your own business. You scope it, you build it, you launch it, you keep it. This is what the certificate is issued against, and it's what you'll show people afterwards.
What you walk away with
- A live web product you own, at your own domain
- Four deployed builds, publicly visible, all of them yours
- Your own server, running multiple sites — an asset you can host client work on for a monthly fee
- The ability to deliver bilingual work properly — English and Arabic, laid out correctly, written for the client's own market
- A repeatable way of building anything you decide to build next
- The ability to quote, deliver and hand over client projects properly
- Direct access to your trainer throughout — during sessions and outside them
- A completion certificate
Selected students are also offered an internship certificate through the agency, and the chance to contribute to live client projects during the course.
Is this course for you?
This is for you if:
- You finished 12th grade and want a real technical skill
- You're working and want a second income, or a way out of your current track
- You run a business and are tired of paying for websites and tools you could own outright
- You already freelance — design, marketing, content — and want to add web development to what you sell
- You've tried to learn to code before and stopped
This is not for you if:
- You want a certificate for a wall
- You want to pass coding interviews at large technology companies
- You're looking for mobile app development
- You can't commit ten hours a week for twelve weeks
Stated plainly, because the numbers are small
Equipment: a laptop (any operating system) and a smartphone. Stable internet. Comfort reading English.
| Paid directly to the providers, not to us | Approximate cost | When |
|---|---|---|
| Claude subscription — this is the whole toolkit | ~$20 / month | From week one |
| Hosting | ~$6 / month | From week two |
| Domain name (recommended) | ~$12 / year | From week two |
The domain is technically optional — you can complete the course without one. Buy it anyway. It's the difference between finishing with a project and finishing with a real product you can show someone.
Total during the course: roughly $80–100 across three months, billed in USD directly by the providers — separate from the course fee below.
What the course itself costs
One payment
Paid in full up front.
3 monthly installments
₹8,000 a month, for three months.
Payment details are confirmed directly on WhatsApp once your application is reviewed.
You're learning from someone who does this work
This is taught by a working professional, not a trainer. Everything in this course is drawn from live client work — the kind with deadlines, budgets and a business on the other end of it.
That matters more than it sounds. What gets taught in most classrooms and what companies and clients actually ask for have drifted a long way apart. This course was assembled from the client side of that gap: every method in it is one that's currently being used on paid work, and nothing is here because it belongs in a syllabus.
The batches are kept small on purpose. Every student's work gets looked at directly — and you can reach me between sessions, not just during them. If you're stuck at eleven at night on something that won't deploy, message me.
- Working digital marketer and builder, based in Jeddah
- Runs a digital marketing agency serving live clients
- Certified in full-stack web development in Python
- Builds and ships web products this way every week
Common questions
I've never written a line of code. Is this really for me?
Yes. The course is designed around that, not adapted for it.
Will I be writing code by the end?
No. You'll be directing it, checking it and running it in production. That's what this work looks like now.
So I'm just using AI? Is that a real skill?
Generating code is easy and getting easier. Knowing what to build, spotting what's wrong, and getting it running safely in front of real users is not. That's the part that's taught here, and it's the part people pay for.
Do I need to know Arabic?
No, not a word. Your sites will still ship in both languages — Claude handles the writing, and you learn how to check it and how to brief it for the right market.
What if I don't have a product idea?
We work on it together in the early weeks. Nobody gets left without one.
Can I get paid work after this?
You'll finish with live, public builds and the ability to deliver and host client projects. What you do with that is up to you.
Is this mobile app development?
No. This is websites and web applications — things people open in a browser, on any device.
What if I get stuck between sessions?
Message me. You'll have direct access to me throughout the course, not a ticket system or a forum — you can write to me or call when you need help, and we'll sort it out. Batches are kept small specifically so this stays possible.
What if I fall behind?
Sessions are recorded, and the batch is small enough that nobody quietly disappears.
12 seats. Applications reviewed personally.
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