Web and Mobile Web Developer: 2027 Online Programme

Why AI is changing the developer's job

Build faster, and understand what you deliver

The developer's job has changed. AI assistants write code in seconds, but that code can be wrong, fragile or unsafe. Companies now expect a developer to guide the AI, review what it produces, test it and explain their choices: that is the skill you build.

Code with an AI assistant. From HTML/CSS to PHP/MySQL, you build step by step with AI, then read, explain and fix the code produced.
Test and secure. Reproducing a bug, writing tests, checking inputs, access rights and SQL queries: you verify before you deliver.
Build real business tools. With Python and Streamlit, you create useful applications: a sales dashboard, stock tracking or a profitability simulator.
Understand the AI you use. Neural networks, tokens, attention: you discover how models work and train a small network with PyTorch.

FROMTO

Writing every line of code alone

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Building with an AI assistant, then reviewing and fixing

Copying code without understanding it

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Explaining and justifying every technical choice

Testing at the end of the project

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Writing tests and checking security as you code

Delivering only web pages

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Also building business applications in Python

Using AI as a black box

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Understanding its principles and limits

Programme overview

A complete course, from interface to deployment

Learn to build the visible part of a website (front-end) and its server side (back-end) connected to a database, to test and secure your code, then to create business applications in Python. The course prepares you for the French Web and Mobile Web Developer professional qualification (RNCP 37674, level 5).

Who is this course for?

Career changers who want to move into development, with no prior degree required.
Jobseekers looking for a recognised certification, fundable by France Travail.
Self-taught web enthusiasts who want to structure their skills and earn a State-recognised qualification.

What you will be able to do

Build the front-end

HTML, CSS, JavaScript, responsive design and accessibility.

Build the back-end

PHP, MySQL, SQL queries, APIs, sessions and access rights.

Test and secure

Tests, input checks, data protection, deployment.

Process data

Python, Jupyter Notebook, pandas, CSV and Excel files.

Understand AI

Neural networks, tokens, attention, introduction to PyTorch.

Create applications

Interactive business tools in Python with Streamlit.

Three learners working together on a computer

How 2IIA teaches

Learn by doing, with a live trainer

An intensive, hands-on course: every concept is immediately applied to a real project, with a live trainer and individual feedback on your code.

Live virtual classes with your trainer, so you can ask questions in real time.
AI in every module: an assistant to code with, then review, test and fix what it suggests.
Common-thread projects and progressive exercises, to build a concrete portfolio from the first weeks.
E-learning platform with materials, exercises and replays available 7 days a week.
Individual feedback on every piece of work: pages, features, scripts and applications.
280-hour work placement in a company, alongside the course, to put it into practice.

Part-time format

A typical week

Three days of online training with a trainer, two days in a company. This rhythm lets you apply what you learn in class on your placement every week.

Times	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
9:00 – 12:30	Virtual class	Virtual class	Virtual class	Placement	Placement
12:30 – 13:30	Break	Break	Break
13:30 – 17:00	Practical workshop	Practical workshop	Project and feedback	Placement	Placement

Virtual classes

In the morning, your trainer presents the day's concepts live, with demonstrations in the code editor and with AI.

Practical workshops

In the afternoon, you apply them to a real case: a web page, a feature, a script or an application.

Work placement

Thursdays and Fridays, 280 hours in total, on site or online.

Jury preparation

One month after the course to finalise your professional portfolio.

Detailed programme

7 modules, 406 hours, AI at every step

The modules cover the qualification's 2 skill blocks: building the front-end of a secure web or mobile web application (CCP1) and building its back-end (CCP2). The Python and AI modules complement this core; the certified skills remain those of the qualification.

Module 1

Website creation and front-end with AI

It all starts with what the user sees. You build interfaces from mockups in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, working with Git and an AI assistant. You don't just copy the generated code: you read it, explain it and fix it, then test interactions, responsiveness and accessibility.

Duration 126 hBlock CCP1

HTMLCSSJavaScriptGitAI assistant

What you will learn

Structure pages in HTML and style them with CSS
Design responsive interfaces that work on every screen
Write JavaScript with an AI assistant, then review and fix the code
Version your work with Git
Test interactions, responsiveness and accessibility

What you will build

A faithful, responsive build of a mockup
Interactive pages in JavaScript
A clean, documented Git repository

Module 2

Back-end, databases and APIs

Behind every website there is data to store and protect. You model a database and build features in PHP and MySQL with AI assistance. You understand SQL queries, connect an API and check forms, sessions and access rights.

Duration 63 hBlock CCP2

PHPMySQLSQLAPIAI assistant

What you will learn

Model an application's data
Build PHP/MySQL features with AI assistance
Understand and write SQL queries
Connect an API to an application
Secure forms, sessions and access rights

What you will build

A web application connected to a database
A members' area with login and access rights
A feature linked to an external API

Module 3

Graphic design and UX

A good developer also understands design choices. You create a style guide and mockups with Figma and design tools, then weigh the AI's suggestions against real user needs.

Duration 35 hBlock CCP1

FigmaDesign toolsAI assistant

What you will learn

Create a consistent style guide
Produce mockups with Figma
Assess the AI's suggestions against user needs

What you will build

A style guide
The mockups for your common-thread project

Module 4

Python, Jupyter and data processing

Python has become essential for handling data and automating tasks. You learn its basics in Jupyter Notebook, work with CSV and Excel files using pandas, call an API and automate processing, while understanding and fixing the scripts the AI suggests.

Duration 56 hBlock Complement

PythonJupyter NotebookpandasAPI

What you will learn

Understand Python basics: variables, conditions, loops, functions
Read and transform CSV and Excel files with pandas
Call an API from a script
Understand and fix scripts suggested by AI

What you will build

Data analysis notebooks
A script that automates file processing

Module 5

Understanding AI and neural networks

To use AI well, you need to know how it works. You tell apart programming, machine learning and generative AI, discover artificial neurons and backpropagation, then tokens and the principle of attention. In a guided exercise, you train a small digit-recognition network with PyTorch.

Duration 35 hBlock Complement

PythonPyTorchJupyter Notebook

What you will learn

Tell apart programming, machine learning and generative AI
Understand neurons, weights, biases, activation functions and backpropagation
Spot overfitting and the limits of models
Explain tokens and the principle of attention

What you will build

A small digit-recognition network, trained and evaluated with PyTorch

Module 6

Testing, security and deployment with AI

Code that works on your machine is not yet deliverable code. You reproduce bugs, write tests and check inputs, access rights and SQL queries. The AI suggests fixes; you verify them, then prepare a documented deployment of the project while protecting secrets and personal data.

Duration 35 hBlocks CCP1, CCP2

TestsSQLGitAI assistant

What you will learn

Reproduce a bug and write tests
Check inputs, access rights and SQL queries
Verify fixes suggested by AI
Protect secrets and personal data when using AI assistants

What you will build

A test suite for your project
A documented deployment of your application

Module 7

Building applications with Streamlit

You finish by building real interactive Python applications: a sales dashboard, stock tracking or a profitability simulator. You add forms, filters, charts and persistent data, display the predictions of the model you studied or connect an AI API, then document your code.

Duration 56 hBlock Complement

PythonStreamlitpandasAI API

What you will learn

Build an interactive Python application with Streamlit
Add forms, filters, charts and persistent data
Display a model's predictions or connect an AI API
Check results and document the code

What you will build

A working business application, presented in your portfolio

Portfolio

What you build during the course

Each piece of work goes into the portfolio you present in job interviews and to the jury.

Project	Type	Module	Technologies
Responsive interface built from a mockup	Front-end	01	HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Git
Application connected to a database and an API	Back-end	02	PHP, MySQL, SQL, API
Style guide and mockups	Front-end	03	Figma
Data analysis and file automation scripts	Python	04	Python, Jupyter, pandas
Digit-recognition network	Python	05	PyTorch
Tests, fixes and documented deployment	Back-end	06	Tests, SQL, AI assistant
Interactive business application	Python	07	Python, Streamlit

2027 session

Week-by-week schedule

58 days of training, from Wednesday 20 January to Tuesday 8 June 2027, on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 9:00 to 12:30 and 13:30 to 17:00. Easter Monday (29 March) and Whit Monday (17 May) are not working days.

Wk	Dates (Mon–Wed)	Days	Module	Topics
W1	20 Jan	1	01	Welcome; HTML from a mockup
W2	25 – 27 Jan	3	01	HTML and CSS; Git and first steps with an AI assistant
W3	1 – 3 Feb	3	01	CSS: layout and responsive design
W4	8 – 10 Feb	3	01	JavaScript with an AI assistant: read, explain, fix
W5	15 – 17 Feb	3	01	JavaScript: interactions
W6	22 – 24 Feb	3	01	Testing interactions, responsiveness and accessibility
W7	1 – 3 Mar	3	01, 02	Front-end project; data modelling
W8	8 – 10 Mar	3	02	PHP and MySQL with AI assistance; SQL queries
W9	15 – 17 Mar	3	02	Forms, sessions and access rights
W10	22 – 24 Mar	3	02, 03	Connecting an API; style guide
W11	30 – 31 Mar	2	03	Figma mockups and user needs (Easter Monday holiday)
W12	5 – 7 Apr	3	03, 04	Finalising mockups; Python basics in Jupyter Notebook
W13	12 – 14 Apr	3	04	Variables, conditions, loops and functions
W14	19 – 21 Apr	3	04	CSV and Excel files with pandas
W15	26 – 28 Apr	3	04, 05	APIs and automation; programming, machine learning and generative AI
W16	3 – 5 May	3	05	Neural networks, tokens and attention; guided PyTorch exercise
W17	10 – 12 May	3	06	Reproducing bugs, writing tests; checking inputs and access rights
W18	18 – 19 May	2	06	Fixes with AI, protecting secrets, deployment (Whit Monday holiday)
W19	24 – 26 May	3	07	Streamlit: forms, filters and charts
W20	31 May – 2 Jun	3	07	Persistent data; model predictions or AI API
W21	7 – 8 Jun	2	07	Final documented application; end-of-course review
Total	20 Jan – 8 Jun 2027	58	7 modules	406 h

Work placement in a company

Once the trainee has found a company, the placement lasts 40 days (280 hours), on Thursdays and Fridays. Ascension Thursday (6 May) and the bridge day on 7 May are not counted.

Jury preparation

From mid-June to mid-July 2027: finalising the professional portfolio and the project presented, then appearing before the jury. The exact jury date will be announced by the DREETS (French regional labour authority).

Admission

Admission process

1

Online application

Fill in the application form on 2iia.com or contact us directly. Enrolment is open until 13 January 2027.

2

Placement interview

A conversation about your background, your career plans and your motivation.

3

Level test

A short test to check that the course suits your profile.

4

Funding and enrolment

We help you put your funding together, in particular the AIF from France Travail, then you finalise your enrolment.

Lead time

Allow 2 to 6 weeks between your application being approved and the start of the course. For AIF funding, start the process now with your France Travail adviser.

Prerequisites

Profile

No degree or technical prerequisite is required. Being comfortable with digital tools is a plus.

Equipment

A recent computer, a stable internet connection and a headset with microphone.

Certification

A level 5 RNCP certification to showcase your skills

At the end of the course, you can obtain the French professional qualification Développeur Web et Web Mobile (RNCP 37674), level 5 (2-year higher education equivalent), awarded by the French Ministry of Labour and registered until 1 September 2028.

See the official France compétences record (French) →

The 2 skill blocks

CCP1: building the front-end of a secure web or mobile web application. CCP2: building the back-end of a secure web or mobile web application.

Assessment

Continuous assessment during the course. Final assessment before a jury of professionals: a practical scenario and a technical interview.

Partial validation

You can validate one or more blocks (CCP) if you partly pass, then complete the qualification later.

Career options

Junior front-end, back-end or full-stack developer, web and mobile developer, in an IT services company, in-house or freelance.

Fees and funding

€3,990

406 hours of training + 280-hour work placement in a company.

Individual Training Grant (AIF)

For jobseekers, France Travail can fund the course through the AIF. Talk to your adviser, then contact us: we send your quote through KAIROS, which you approve in your France Travail account. Funding is not automatic.

Accessibility and disability

A disability officer reviews each situation and arranges the adjustments needed, before and throughout the course.

FAQ

Your questions

Is the course accessible to people with disabilities?

Yes. Our disability officer reviews each situation and arranges the teaching and equipment adjustments needed. Contact: rolanddehghankamaragi@2iia.com.

Can I take the course from anywhere in France?

Yes. The course is 100% online, live with the trainer. The work placement can take place in a company near you, on site or online.

Who finds the placement company?

The trainee looks for the host company. We support you in the process (CV, portfolio, applications) and sign the placement agreement with the company.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. No degree or technical prerequisite is required; being comfortable with digital tools is a plus. A placement interview confirms your plans before you start.

How much does this course cost?

The fee is €3,990. It can be funded by France Travail through the Individual Training Grant (AIF). Self-funding is also possible.

What jobs can I do after the course?

Junior front-end, back-end or full-stack developer, web and mobile developer, in an IT services company, in-house or freelance. To go further, the FullStack ULTIM pathway adds the UI Designer qualification.

Ready to join the January 2027 session?

Roland Dehghan Kamaragi will answer your questions: rolanddehghankamaragi@2iia.com · +33 9 81 48 73 88 · +33 7 80 89 36 89

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Also starting in January 2027: UI Designer, level 6 RNCP qualification

Last updated: 9 November 2026