Wordpress Training by Experts
Our Training Process

Wordpress - Syllabus, Fees & Duration
- Wordpress Installation
- Domain Name Registration & Web Hosting
- Understanding FTP
- Wordpress Admin/Settings/Dashboard
- Wordpress Toolbar
- Why CMS (Content Management System)
- Managing Posts, Pages and Blogs
- Using Page Templates
- Visual Editor, Formatting, Hyperlinks etc.
- Using Wordpress for Website Development
- Manage Users (Adding & Managing)
- Installation Social Media Plugins
- Installation Form Plugins
- Installation Woocommerce / E-commerce Plugin
- Managing Media: Image Gallery, Video & Multimedia
- Manage Categories, Tags and Menu Links
- Discussion Settings
- Themes & Widgets (Installing, Appearance and Activating)
- Customize Logo, Title, & Tagline
- Customize Header, Colors, Layout
- Customize Wordpress for Mobile (Responsive)
- Adding a Site Icon (Favicon)
- Installing & Manage Wordpress Plugins
- Wordpress Database (DBManager)
- Yoast SEO (Wordpress SEO)
- Upgrading / Updating Wordpress
- Security Plugins
- Automated Backups
This syllabus is not final and can be customized as per needs/updates


Plugins make your website professional and each plugin has its own role. After completion of the course, if you have any doubt in this field we always help you. You will not only gain knowledge of WordPress and Advanced tools but also gain exposure to Industry best practices, Aptitude & Soft Skills. It doesn't need more coding knowledge so it is very simple to build a website. While WordPress is not at all the only website operating system around, it is the unquestionable leader in this area. WordPress is easy to use for even people who are from non-technical backgrounds. Our WordPress classes are taken from basic level to Advanced Level, handled by experts in this field. WordPress is the most popular and using this you can simple way to create your own website or blog. For learning WordPress there is no need computer science background, if you have little bit of knowledge about website creation you should learn it. Actually, WordPress was primarily a tool for creating blogs rather than traditional sites.