Search "SIWES training Lagos" or "IT placement web development" and you'll notice a pattern: almost nobody tells you what it actually costs. "Contact us for pricing." "Register to find out." "Call for details." For students already stretching a budget to cover transport, data, and logbook fees, that's an extra hurdle before you even know if a program is affordable. We decided to just publish ours.
Our Real Prices — No Calling Around
Every SIWES/IT student gets 50% off our regular Website Development course rates, automatically. Here's exactly what that means in naira:
Front-End Development (3 months): ₦75,000 — regular price ₦150,000
Back-End Development (3 months): ₦150,000 — regular price ₦300,000
Full-Stack Development (6 months): ₦225,000 — regular price ₦450,000
This pricing is available to the first 20 SIWES/IT students who register for the current intake — after that, it reverts to a later-registration rate. If you're comparing options, that's a real number to hold other institutes to, not a promise to "reach out and find out."
See the full breakdown, curriculum and registration on our SIWES & Industrial Training Placement page.
More Than Coding — What Every Track Actually Includes
A cheap course that only teaches syntax isn't actually a good deal. Every track — Front-End, Back-End or Full-Stack — includes the same full skill set:
SEO — Ranking on Google: how to get a deployed website found and ranking on page one, not just built
Building With AI: using AI tools to build faster, without losing control of the fundamentals underneath
Git & GitHub: the same version control workflow professional developers use daily
Two real projects: an e-commerce website and a portfolio website you keep and can show employers
Live deployment: putting your finished project on an actual live server, not just running it on your laptop
Website security: the basics of keeping a site and its data safe from common attacks
We Don't Just Teach You to Build Websites — We Teach You to Rank Them
Here's the part most SIWES programs skip entirely: a website nobody can find isn't worth much to an employer or a client. Companies don't just hire someone who can write code — they hire someone who can build a site, deploy it, and make it visible on Google. That's the actual job, and it's why SEO is built into every track here, not sold as a separate add-on.
We don't just say this — this website is the proof. We rebuilt imtcomputer.net from scratch and, within weeks, it was ranking on page one for fiber optics and SIWES searches in Lagos and appearing directly in Google's AI Overview. That's the same skill set — build, deploy, optimize — you'll walk away with, applied to your own projects during training.
A Real Classroom, Not Just a Zoom Link
Classes run three times a week — a mix of physical sessions at our Ikeja facility and live online classes over Zoom, where you can watch the instructor's screen and switch to sharing your own the moment you hit an error. Here's the actual room you'll be training in:
Ready to Register?
Slots at this pricing are limited to the first 20 SIWES/IT students for this intake. If you've been comparing SIWES placements across Lagos on cost alone, weigh it against what's actually included — most programs charging similar or higher rates don't teach SEO at all.
Register for your placement on our SIWES & Industrial Training Placement page, or call us directly with any questions before you commit.
Is the ₦75,000–₦225,000 pricing available to everyone?
It's available to the first 20 SIWES/IT students who register for the current intake. After that, later registrants move to a different rate — register early to lock in this price.
Why is SEO part of a "web development" placement at all?
Because a website that doesn't rank doesn't get used. Employers increasingly want developers who understand how to make what they build actually visible on Google, not just functional — so we teach it as a core part of every track, not a bonus module.
Do I need prior experience to register?
No — the program is built for Computer Science, Computer Engineering and IT students starting from wherever they currently are. Basic familiarity helps you move faster in the first few weeks, but it isn't required.
