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Assignment #5 · The Ethernet

Study online, finish with a portfolio

EduSphere is a learning platform for students who want more than video lectures. Every course mixes live classes, weekly practice tasks and a personal mentor who reviews your code.

Welcome to EduSphere!

  • 24 Courses in 4 directions
  • 12 Mentors and instructors
  • 1 800+ Students enrolled
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Why students choose EduSphere

Three things make the difference between watching a tutorial and actually learning a skill.

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Live classes twice a week

Lessons run in real time, so you can interrupt the instructor and ask questions. Every session is recorded for later revision.

See the timetable
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A mentor for every student

Your mentor reviews homework line by line and holds a one-to-one call each week to plan what you study next.

Meet the mentors
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Verified certificate

Finish the final project, defend it in front of the group and receive a certificate with a public verification link.

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How learning works

Five steps from sign-up to certificate

  1. Create a free account and take the short placement test.
  2. Choose a course and a study format — evening, weekend or intensive.
  3. Attend live classes and submit the weekly practice task.
  4. Get written feedback from your mentor within 24 hours.
  5. Build and defend a final project, then collect your certificate.

What is included

Everything comes with the subscription

  • ✓ Lifetime access to recorded lessons and lecture notes
  • ✓ Weekly code review from a working developer
  • ✓ Private student chat with instructors and alumni
  • ✓ Interview preparation workshops every month
  • ✓ Free retake of any module during the same year

“I joined to learn HTML and left with three projects in my portfolio and a junior offer.”

A short preview of the catalogue — the full list lives on the Courses page.

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Beginner

HTML & CSS Foundations

Semantic markup, the box model and responsive layouts from zero.

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Intermediate

JavaScript in Practice

The DOM, events, fetch requests and a single-page application.

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Intermediate

Data Analytics with SQL

Queries, joins, dashboards and telling a story with numbers.

Ready to start?

The next cohort opens on 16 November. Places in the evening group are limited to 18 students.

Pick your study format: