18
Credits
This 18-Credit Career and Technical program is tailored to equip students for an exciting career in the world of web design, and don’t forget that this pathway offers a dynamic opportunity to secure industry-recognized certifications upon graduation.
Career & Technical High School Diploma Program
Web Designer Track
Join the exciting world of web design! Enroll in our 18-Credit Career and Technical Program and set forth on an educational path toward a rewarding and prosperous future. Your voyage to mastering the art of web design and attaining industry certification commences right here at Zoni American High School. Immerse yourself in your education, and watch as you unveil a universe of endless creative possibilities!
Graduation
Requirements
for the Web Designer High School Diploma Program:
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3
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3
3
3
0.5
0.5
Note: 1 Math Credit Substituted for Industry Certification. Financial Literacy, Digital Media Web Design 2A, Digital Media Web Design 2B, and Career Research and Decision Making substituted for work-based learning requirements.
Web designer 3 Year Course Sample
English I
Algebra I
Environmental Science
World History
Principles of IT 1A (0.5)
Principles of IT 1B (0.5)
Global Perspectives
English II
Geometry
Biology + Lab
U.S. Gov (0.5)
Economics (0.5)
Digital Media Fundamental 1A (0.5)
Digital Media Fundamental 1B (0.5)
U.S. History
English III
Algebra II
Chemistry + Lab
Digital Media Web Design 2A (0.5)
Digital Media Web Design 2B (0.5)
Financial Literacy (0.5)
Career Research and Decision Making (0.5)
English IV
Our program equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to prepare and earn these certifications.
Certifications
Types of Jobs Available with these certifications
Web Designer
Web Developer
Front End Developer
SEO Website Design Specialist
UX Designer
UI Designer
Facts about the
Web Designer industry
Average Salary in U.S. Dollars
$65,000 – $90,000 Per Year
*Zoni American High School is not guaranteeing jobs or wages. All wage information comes from the Dept. of Labor and Statistics.
The demand for web designers remains high as businesses and organizations continue to prioritize their online presence.
Web designers can work in various industries, including technology, e-commerce, healthcare, education, and entertainment.
The web design profession has adapted well to remote work, with many designers and agencies offering remote work options.
Web designers can specialize in areas like user experience (UX) design, user interface (UI) design, front-end development, or even niche areas like web accessibility or e-commerce design.
Web designers can advance their careers by becoming senior designers, design managers, or transitioning into related roles like user experience (UX) or user interface (UI) design.
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