Frequently Asked Questions

All of Juno's Bootcamps, courses, and workshops are offered Live Online, so you can learn with us from anywhere in the world. All you need is a computer and a reliable internet connection!

You'll need a laptop for every class! If you are unable to provide your own, we offer a limited number of Macbooks for rent for our In-Person classes, at a rate of $100/month plus HST with a refundable security deposit of $250. Please let us know as soon as possible if you require a laptop rental.

To participate in our Live Online courses, you must have:

• A computer with working speakers and microphone — a laptop or desktop computer is fine!
• A modern operating system - MacOS 10 or higher, Windows 7 or higher, or equivalent. We recommmend you use:
  • An Apple laptop newer than 6 years old running one of the 3 most recent major releases of MacOS (currently: 10.14 (Mojave) or newer)
  • A PC laptop newer than 4 years old running Windows 10
• A strong and consistent internet connection: at least 10Mbps download and 5Mbps upload — you can check your speeds for free here!

Machines outside these parameters may still work, but might have issues running the software and tooling needed to complete coursework. Juno will only be able to provide limited support to older computers, OS versions, and other operating systems not listed above (e.g. Linux). At this time, laptops running ChromeOS (“Chromebooks”) don’t easily run the software and tools we need for coursework at Juno, and cannot be used with our courses.

To make the most of your Live Online experience, we also recommend:

• A working web cam (it doesn’t have to be the greatest quality)!
• An external monitor if you're using a laptop, or a secondary monitor if you're using a desktop computer
• A comfortable desk and chair
• Noise-cancelling headphones
• A positive attitude!

Yes! Juno provides hands-on, project-based learning for executives, agencies, and non-technical teams to help them thrive in today’s digital economy.

At your office, Live Online from anywhere in the world, or off-site at Juno's campus in Toronto, we’ll take your team through a one-day tech workshop. Through lessons and hands-on exercises, participants will use what they learn throughout the day to build a final project from scratch. For more information, visit our Corporate Training Page.

Students who complete our Bootcamp programs will receive a certificate.

We don't provide certificates for our part-time courses, but we’re happy to provide a letter of completion — just email our Student Experience Consultant at the end of your course!

We offer our courses in different formats, designed to fit different schedules.

Part-Time Courses

Our Part-Time courses are 48 hours over 8 weeks. This works out a minimum time commitment of approximately 10 hours a week: 6 hours of class time and ~4 hours of homework.

Bootcamp Programs

Our Web Development Bootcamp and is designed for career changers looking to launch a career in coding.

• A computer with working speakers and microphone — a laptop or desktop computer is fine!
• A modern operating system - MacOS 10 or higher, Windows 7 or higher, or equivalent. We recommmend you use:
  • An Apple laptop newer than 6 years old running one of the 3 most recent major releases of MacOS (currently: 10.14 (Mojave) or newer)
  • A PC laptop newer than 4 years old running Windows 10
• A strong and consistent internet connection: at least 10Mbps download and 5Mbps upload — you can check your speeds for free here!

Machines outside these parameters may still work, but might have issues running the software and tooling needed to complete coursework. Juno will only be able to provide limited support to older computers, OS versions, and other operating systems not listed above (e.g. Linux). At this time, laptops running ChromeOS (“Chromebooks”) don’t easily run the software and tools we need for coursework at Juno, and cannot be used with our courses.

To make the most of your Live Online experience, we also recommend:

• A working web cam (it doesn’t have to be the greatest quality)!
• An external monitor if you're using a laptop, or a secondary monitor if you're using a desktop computer
• A comfortable desk and chair
• Noise-cancelling headphones
• A positive attitude!

This course is designed for Career Accelerators looking to upskill with foundational skills in HTML, CSS, and responsive design — or for anyone who wants to dip their toes into coding before deciding to make a career change!

If you're ready to make a career change into web development with specialized job search support, you'll want to apply to our Web Development Bootcamp, a vocational program that will transform you from coding beginner into a professional front-end web developer!

Nope! As of August 2022, prerequisite coding skills are no longer required to be admitted to our Web Development Bootcamp. So if you'd like to kickstart your new career in tech, you can apply at any time!

If you've already taken our Web Development course and have decided to change careers with our Bootcamp, you can apply and skip the General Aptitude Test in the admissions process — you'll also receive a $1,000 Bootcamp scholarship towards your tuition. Submit your application today to get started!

We have some of the best Career Services and hiring partners in the industry. When you join Juno’s Bootcamp, you’ll receive your own dedicated career coach and specific training on important topics like persuasive communication, tech challenge prep, writing an effective resume and cover letter, and more.

Plus, you’ll have access to our suite of Career Services such as resume reviews, interview practice, job referrals, and one-on-one coaching. You'll receive the guidance you need from our team and community to land your first tech job, and the lifelong support you need to grow in your new career.

Juno’s part-time Web Development Course is designed for Career Accelerators looking to level up in their roles with an in-demand skill, or for anyone who wants to dip their toes into coding before deciding to make a career change! Through a unique blend of interactive lessons and hands-on practice, you'll master the fundamentals of HTML, CSS, and responsive development, and leave with stunning portfolio-worthy projects to show off your new skills.

Our Web Development Bootcamp is designed for career changers looking to break into tech — absolute beginners welcome! You'll learn in-demand tools and languages, resume-worthy skills, and work closely with our Career Services team to land your first developer job. Our Web Development Bootcamp is available in Full-Time and Part-Time formats.

If you're not sure which course is for you, our free Coding 101 Workshops are a great place to try your hand at coding, or you can book a call with a member of our Student Success Team to have all your questions answered.

Our Web Development Bootcamp is available in two formats: Full-Time or Part-Time. If you’re looking to change careers as quickly as possible, our 13-week Full-Time format is for you. If you’re juggling a busy schedule with work, caregiving, or other commitments, our 38-week Part-Time format may be best for you. Think of Full-Time as a sprint, and Part-Time as a marathon — everyone has a different preferred pace!

No coding experience? No problem! As of August 2022, prerequisite coding skills are no longer required to be admitted to our Web Development Bootcamp. So if you'd like to kickstart your new career in tech, apply to our Bootcamp today!

If you've already taken our Web Development course and have decided to change careers with our Bootcamp, you can apply and skip the General Aptitude Test in the admissions process — you'll also receive a $1,000 Bootcamp scholarship towards your tuition.

Yes, the curriculum of our JavaScript course is included in our Web Development Bootcamp. Our JavaScript course is designed for Career Accelerators looking to upskill in their current roles, while our Web Development Bootcamp is designed for Career Changers looking to become a web developer.

If you are accepted to our Web Development Bootcamp after having already taken our JavaScript course, you will receive a one-time JavaScript Scholarship of $1,750 towards your Bootcamp tuition. This scholarship ensures that you are paying the same amount for your learning experience as those who take JavaScript after being accepted into Bootcamp.

Our Web Development Bootcamp is always made up of a diverse group of students that are motivated, intellectually curious, and have chosen to study at Juno for a reason. They consider themselves lifelong learners and creative problem solvers, and show energy, drive and leadership potential. They have an understanding of their current skills, a desire to learn and improve, and an understanding of the steep learning curve ahead. They’re able to remain positive and focused while gracefully accommodating new ideas, changes, distractions, or challenges, and will thrive in our fast-paced environment!

Unfortunately not. Due to regulations under the Private Career Colleges Act, students enrolled in our Bootcamps must attend 315 hours of class to receive their certificate, and that’s exactly how many we have planned during your time with us.

There are no instructor-led classes on Fridays. For Full-Time programs, Fridays are self-directed, meaning that we ask that all Full-Time students dedicate Fridays to practicing critical independent work skills such as reviewing class notes, working on projects, or prepping for the week ahead. This ensures that students can wrap up every week of class confidently!

As of August 2022, we increased the duration of our Bootcamp to make our award-winning program beginner-friendly, meaning prerequisite coding skills are no longer required to be admitted! To learn more about how this better serves our community, read our update here!

Income Share Agreements are a new way of paying tuition, where we invest in our students instead of the other way around. Juno's innovative ISA program is the first of its kind in Canada! As the school of choice for those underrepresented in tech, we're excited that ISAs have the potential to diversify the tech industry by making a tech education more accessible to everyone, regardless of their financial circumstance.

If you are accepted to our Bootcamp, you will then receive information about whether you have been approved for an Income Share Agreement and the ISA amount that we are able to offer. Most of our ISA students receive an ISA between $3,000 and $9,000 and pay the remainder of their tuition upfront.

Once you graduate and are earning at least $50,000 per year, you pay 17% of your income to Juno for two years, to a maximum of 1.5x your ISA amount. Find out more about Income Share Agreements here.

If you are accepted to our Bootcamp, you will then receive information about whether you have been approved for an Income Share Agreement and the ISA amount that we are able to offer. Most of our ISA students receive an ISA between $3,000 and $9,000 and pay the remainder of their tuition upfront.

Once you accept your ISA, you are entering into a contract with Juno. Under this contract, you agree to pay Juno 17% of your gross monthly income for two years after graduation, starting when you land a job making at least $50,000 annually.

You will make these payments to Juno for 24 months, or once you reach your ISA cap. ISA payments are capped at 1.5x your ISA amount so you will never pay more than that, even if you are making a higher salary. If you lose your job, take time off work, or your income drops below $50,000, your payments are paused.

Visit our calculator to calculate your total ISA investment.

As the school of choice for those underrepresented in tech, part of our Juno's mission is to diversify the tech industry and make a tech education accessible to everyone.

Income Share Agreements are an innovative model that takes away the financial barriers that some students face, making it possible for any Canadian to enroll in our Bootcamp and launch a new career they love.

You are eligible to apply for a Juno ISA if you are a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident. There are a limited number of ISA spots available per Bootcamp cohort, so the sooner you apply, the better your chances of securing your spot.

No, you can still choose to pay your full tuition amount upfront if you have the means to do so. Paying your full tuition upfront will always be our most economical payment option.

Another financing option is Financeit. Our partnership with Financeit provides loans of up to $10,000 that allow students to pay their tuition in low installments tailored to fit their needs. Download our info package to find out more about using Financeit here.

Juno does not charge any interest on Income Share Agreements. As an ISA student, you will pay 17% of your income for 24 months. The payment amount only changes based on what your income is. There is no interest charged regardless of how long it takes you to find a job or what your salary is.

Income Share Agreements are completely different from loans. With ISAs, there is no set amount that you have to pay back and no interest. Plus, you’ll only make payments in months where you’re making $50,000 a year or more. In any month, if you don’t make at least $4,166.66, payments pause. This includes if you lose your job or take time off to stay home with kids. Regardless of the number of payments you have made, your Income Share Agreement ends after five years.

With a loan, there’s a set amount you have to pay back and an interest rate, and you’re required to make payments whether or not you have the means to do so. Plus, ISAs are much more accessible than loans because loans usually require good credit scores. If your credit score isn’t good, or doesn’t exist, a loan may not be available to you, but an ISA could still be.

As a graduating ISA student, when you accept an employment agreement, you are required to share that agreement with Juno’s Career Services department. We then calculate your monthly salary based on the offer and set up a pre-authorized debit from your account for 17% of your gross monthly income. This payment only happens in months where your gross income is higher than $4,166.66 per month, or $50,000 per year.

To verify that you’re not under-paying or over-paying each month, we require you to have an approved Canadian bank account and to authorize us to use a service called Plaid to access limited information, such as your income sources. Each month, we use the information from Plaid to confirm that the correct amount was paid. If you received an ISA, at the end of the year we also require you to provide us with your T1 General, which is an additional check to ensure you paid the correct amount.

Our Bootcamp programs are specifically designed to give students the skills and support they need to launch a new career in a booming industry.

We have some of the best Career Services and employer partnerships in the industry. When you join one of our Bootcamps, you’ll receive career-specific training on important topics like persuasive communication, highlighting your strengths and experiences, writing an effective resume and cover letter, and more.

Plus, you’ll have access to our suite of career resources such as resume reviews, interview practice, job referrals, and one-on-one specialized coaching. You'll receive the guidance you need from our team and community to land your first tech job, and the lifelong support you need to grow in your new career.

Our Bootcamp Graduates work at some of the top companies around the world, including Loblaw Digital, TD Bank, Deloitte, Universal Music, and more. Get inspired by our Student Stories here.

No, you don’t have to take the first job offered to you. We want you to find the best job possible! If it takes you 10 months to find this job, you will pay nothing for 10 months. If you lose your job at any point, payments pause, and restart again once you start making at least $50,000 per year.

Income Share Agreement payments are calculated on your gross income before taxes. This means that if you are making $50,000 per year, and your gross monthly income is $4,166.66 per month, you pay 17% of that amount, which equals $708.33. There is no HST on these payments, just like how there is no HST when students pay tuition upfront.

Enrolling in Bootcamp at Juno with an Income Share Agreement is low-risk. All of our students enter Bootcamp with the end goal of making a career change and landing a new job after graduation.

If you aren’t able to find a job making at least $50,000, then you don’t have to pay back your Income Share Agreement. This takes some of the risk out of Bootcamp: if you don't find a job, you don't have to pay.

We know our award-winning Bootcamp process works, which means we're confident in investing in you — we know that you're likely to succeed, and will pay us back when you can.

You only make payments when you earn at least $50,000 per year or $4,166.66 per month. If in any month you earn less than that, payments pause. If you’re earning this much and still miss a payment, we offer a 90-day grace period to make up for the missed payment.

At the end of the day, an ISA is a legally binding document. We require all of our students to live up to their commitments, or ISAs may become unavailable to other students in the future.

Love your enthusiasm, but you're likely not ready yet! A strong understanding of HTML & CSS is an important prerequisite, and a technical assessment is usually required prior to being accepted into our Javascript Course. If you have no prior coding experience, we recommend starting with our beginner-friendly Web Development course.

Our part-time courses are designed for people looking to learn in-demand digital skills, whereas our Bootcamps are intensive, vocational programs meant to prepare students for a career transition.

While all of the curriculum from our Web Development and JavaScript courses will be touched on in the Web Development Bootcamp, Bootcamp students will dive much deeper into advanced JavaScript topics, such as React and Firebase. The pace at which you're required to learn and build projects in the Bootcamp is also more intensive, making it a completely different experience from our part-time courses.

Bootcamp students will also receive specialized support from our Career Services team that is not offered in our part-time courses. They will work on soft skills such as presentation and public speaking, working with teams and clients, and best practices for their job search.

Data Analytics is a beginner-friendly course for problem-solvers who want to learn how to make more informed and strategic decisions in their daily work. No matter your role or skill level, chances are you're already working with data more than you think! Knowing how to harness the power of data can help you automate workflows, better understand your audience, cut operational costs, and make you a more valuable team member.

This course is a great starting point for those looking to level up at work, or those considering making a career change into the booming field of data.

Data Analytics is an entry-level course, so no coding experience is necessary! That said, having existing coding or spreadsheet knowledge will likely make it easier for you to grasp some key data analytics concepts.

No, this course isn't only for designers! Developers, product managers, marketers, and any other customer-facing roles are encouraged to join this course. While existing visual design knowledge will be helpful in this course, it's not required.

There are no prerequisites or tech challenges required to enroll in Juno's UX Design course, though the course will be most beneficial for those already working as designers, designers, marketers, and other customer-facing roles.

This course does not cover how to use any Adobe programs. There will be a brief lesson on visual design best practices and how to use Figma so that everyone has the working knowledge needed to complete exercises and projects.

Yes, we do! Students applying to our Bootcamps with a non-Canadian post-secondary diploma must have their degrees assessed as equivalent to a Canadian post-secondary diploma or degree by a recognized assessment service (at their own cost).

Juno does not require you to have a particular type of visa in order to attend due to the length of our programs. For more information, you can visit the Government of Canada's Immigration and Citizen website.

If you wish to stay and work in Canada after the program, please note that Juno does not assist students in obtaining a Canadian Working Visa. We encourage prospective Bootcamp students to look into the process before applying to the program as to not delay your job hunt upon completion of the program.

Yes! At Juno, we believe in making tech accessible for everyone, so that we can help diversify the tech industry.

We don't want financing to hold you back from learning with us — that's why our financing options but you first, like our scholarships and our Income Share Agreements for our Bootcamps. Download our Financing Info Package here to learn more.

If you're looking for more financing options, you can also read our post here on 10 Creative Ways to Pay for Your Education.

Yes! We offer various options such as bi-weekly or monthly payments plan for our courses and Bootcamps, based on each student's unique needs. Talk to a member of our Student Success Team to find out more about a payment schedule that works for you.

Bootcamp: Additional Bootcamp costs may include fees for web hosting and domain names ($30-$100) or portfolio designs ($5-$20).

Other Courses: In our UX Design course you will need Sketch installed and licensed. Currently, Sketch offers a free 30-day trial which you can install when required during the course.

Laptop Rentals: If you are unable to provide your own, we offer a limited number of Macbooks for rent at a rate of $100/month plus HST with a refundable security deposit of $250. Please let us know as soon as possible if you require a laptop rental.

Not yet! Private Career Colleges like Juno must meet certain Ministry requirements to be eligible for OSAP. Though our courses do not currently meet those requirements, we are exploring the steps we can take to make OSAP a possibility for Juno students in the future. If you're looking for more financing options, you can also read our post here on 10 Creative Ways to Pay for Your Continuing Education.

While we've had students of our Web Development Bootcamp qualify for Second Career funding in the past, Second Career applications are evaluated individually by the government on an ongoing basis. The best way to find out if you qualify is to apply directly to Second Career before submitting an application to Juno.

Yes! In fact, we have had many students successfully apply for the Canada-Ontario Job Grant (COJG) to join our courses. This grant provides direct financial support to employers who wish to purchase training for their employees. Download our COJG guide here for more information!

For our courses, we collect a non-refundable deposit of $250, invoiced upon enrollment and due within 3 days. The remainder is due before the course start date, unless you have opted into a payment plan laid out by our Student Success Team.

For our Bootcamps, tuition must be paid before the start date. This may be paid in full, or a set amount if the student has an Income Share Agreement or a payment plan.

Courses: We want you to love learning with us. If for some reason you don’t, you’ll receive a prorated refund based on the date you drop the course, minus the non-refundable registration fee of $250 plus HST. To drop a course, please submit your request by emailing us at operations: operations@junocollege.com.

More details can be found in our Student Code of Conduct and Policies here.

Bootcamps: You can view our full refund policy for our Bootcamps here.

Paid Workshops: Please email us at least 7 days before the workshop date. No refunds will be given after that date.

For more information about all of our refund policies, please visit our Terms and Conditions Page.

Web Development is one of the most in-demand skills in the tech industry, and no matter what front-end coding language you want to learn, HTML and CSS are where you need to start. If you’re not sure about whether learning to code is for you, here are a few reasons why it might be:

• Gain a new in-demand skill: Whether you’re an entrepreneur or freelancer, the ability to code websites from scratch will add tons of value to your skill set, and can be used across almost any industry.
• DIY Creative Freedom: Drag-and-drop website builders such as Wix and Squarespace are great tools if you’re looking for a simple website, but you can be limited by the templates and designs provided. Knowing HTML & CSS means you can build websites from scratch, without needing any of these beginner-friendly builders.
• Level Up at Work: Learning to code is the perfect stepping stone to your next raise or promotion at work, especially if you work in a tech-related field. And, no matter what industry you’re in, knowing how to code makes you a more valuable employee!
• Speed Up a Career Change: If you’re considering making a career change into tech or specifically web development, HTML and CSS are what you’ll need to start your journey.

Once you’ve decided to move forward with coding, there are many places you can go to learn to code, and quite a few in Toronto alone. Between online resources, and schools such as Juno, BrainStation, Bitmaker, and Lighthouse Labs, you’ve got lots of options. Here are a few things that set the Juno student experience apart from anywhere else.

• Learn from the best: All of the instructors and mentors at Juno are currently working as Web Developers in Toronto at amazing companies like Shopify, The Working Group, and Chapters-Indigo, so you’ll always be learning current industry best practices. Many of them are also grads of our Web Development courses and Bootcamp program, so you can trust you’re learning from people that have been in your exact position.

• Learn in a welcoming atmosphere: At Juno, collaboration and inclusivity are a focus of ours, and we’re committed to providing a comfortable atmosphere for all that choose to learn with us. No matter who you are or where you come from, you have a spot to learn and enjoy your experience at Juno.

• Exercised-based learning: When you’re learning to code, the best way to understand and full grasp concepts is to put them into action immediately. Our courses are exercise-heavy so you always have the opportunity to take what you learn, put it into action, and ask questions. You’ll have the chance to troubleshoot and understand why things are done a certain way, which is especially helpful when there seem to be multiple paths to the same destination.

• Receive in-depth feedback: In all of our courses, the instructor team provides detailed, personalized feedback on every portfolio project you hand in. This means that you get the chance to receive and understand your feedback, ask questions, and then implement it on future work. Receiving real-time applicable feedback like this is an important part of truly understanding course content and improving along the way.

If you’re comfortable with HTML and CSS and want to step up your skills to propel a career change into tech, our Web Development Bootcamp is for you! Find out more about what you’ll learn in Bootcamp and how to apply here.

If you decide to pursue HTML training at Juno, you’ll not only learn to master this language, but CSS as well. Our Continuing Education Web Development courses are a blend of theory and hands on practice that will teach not only how to understand these languages, but how to write them with ease. Here’s what you can expect to learn if you take Web Development at Juno:

• HTML, CSS, and responsive design

• Precompiled syntaxes such as Sass

• Converting professional designs to HTML & CSS

• Best practices for modern web development

• Website accessibility requirements

• Introduction to JavaScript & jQuery

You can learn more about our Continuing Education Web Development courses here.

We know it can be scary to invest in a course, and maybe even a career change, but we’re 100% confident that our courses are worth the price, so we’re happy to be transparent and help you make your decision! We’ve written a blog post about the exact number of dollars you should be thinking about before enrolling in a course at Juno. You can read it here and break down what your coding budget should be.

Just like your computer or smartphone, HTML needs updates and improvements from time to time. New features are added often, but sometimes updates are so substantial that it becomes a whole new version of HTML. HTML5 is the latest update, and today, anywhere you learn HTML will be teaching HTML5. There were lots of new features introduced in HTML5, some of the most notable being:

• Media such as games, audio, and video can now run in the browser without additional plugins - this makes it much easier to include media content in your code!
• Improvements were made to mobile support and catered towards tablets and smartphones - since mobile users account for almost 50% of total web page views today, it’s important to cater websites and our code to mobile users
• Semantic elements were introduced to give sections of code meaning - to use a building metaphor, rather than just putting up a bunch of random walls, you would decide which room is the kitchen, and which is the bedroom. In the same way, HTML5 allows you to give each section of your code meaning!

HTML5 was released to create a better web experience for developers and users. Although it’s not important for you to know the specifics of what makes HTML5 different, it is important to know that you're always coding using the latest version of HTML. That’s why, at Juno, our curriculum is always evolving, and even after you take a course you'll always have access to notes that are updated with the latest improvements and best practices!

Free HTML Classes and Workshops

Free online coding classes are a great way to try out coding in a risk-free environment from the comfort of your home. Sites like Codecademy, Lynda, and FreeCodeCamp have free courses made specifically for beginner coders. Here you can check out Five Free Resources to Explore if You’re Thinking About Learning to Code.

We also offer free Coding 101 workshops every month at Juno, which give people the opportunity to learn in an open, beginner-friendly environment with professional instructors.

Learn HTML skills at one of our free Coding 101 workshops.

Online HTML Classes

Though HTML is an entry-level web development skill, it can be tough to learn without proper guidance. A great way to learn HTML fundamentals is in in a structured classroom environment.

Learn HTML & CSS in our beginner-friendly Web Development course.

Web Development is one of the most in-demand skills in the tech industry. If you want to learn how to build websites, you'll need to learn HTML and CSS, two foundational coding languages. Here's what you can do with the power of CSS:

• Take control of how your website looks: Use CSS to control the fonts, text, colors, backgrounds, margins, and layout.
• Unlock new career opportunities: Learning to code is a great stepping stone to your next raise or promotion, and will make you a more valuable employee.
• Kickstart your career change: If you’re considering a career change into web development, you'll need to start by learning the building blocks: HTML and CSS!

Our beginner-friendly Web Development course is a great first step in your coding journey. Here are the topics you'll master through hands-on exercises and projects:

• HTML, CSS, and responsive design
• Precompiled syntaxes such as Sass
• Converting professional designs to HTML & CSS
• Best practices for modern web development
• Website accessibility requirements
• Introduction to JavaScript & jQuery

CSS3 is the latest version of CSS, and is backwards-compatible with older versions like CSS2 and CSS. It also has some JavaScript capabilities. These days, CSS training will be exclusively focused on having you learn CSS3 and its properties.

Some of our favourite features introduced in CSS3 are:

• Media query ready: Unlike previous versions, CSS3 inherently supports responsive design.
• Font Customization: Designers can now run web fonts in CSS3, like those available from Google Fonts and Typekit. No need to stick to standard fonts such as Arial or Time New Roman!
• More colours: CSS3 supports a wider range of colours, including gradient colours!

Free CSS Classes and Workshops

Free online coding classes and tutorials on websites like CodeAcademy, Udemy, and freeCodeCamp are great resources if you want to begin your CSS learning at no cost. We've put together some resources that you can look into if you're thinking about learning to code.

We also offer free Coding 101 workshops every month at Juno, which give people the opportunity to learn in an open, beginner-friendly environment with professional instructors.

Learn CSS skills at one of our free Coding 101 workshops.

Online CSS Classes

Though CSS is an entry-level web development skill, it can be tough to learn without proper guidance. A great way to learn CSS fundamentals is in in a structured classroom environment.

Learn HTML & CSS in our beginner-friendly Web Development course.