Level 2 of 3
Intermediate Level
Prerequisites
JavaScript Beginner level, or equivalent: functions, arrays and objects, array methods and DOM events.
Duration
8 weeks · 90 guided hours · 6 modules. Taught live by an instructor — online or in person.
By the end of this level you can
- Use modern syntax, classes and ES modules to structure code
- Explain the event loop and write asynchronous code with promises and async/await
- Fetch data from web APIs and handle loading, empty and error states
- Store data in the browser and validate forms robustly
- Debug systematically and keep code consistent with a linter and formatter
Modules
- 1Module 1 · 15 h · 3 lessonsModern JavaScript Syntax and Modules
- 2Module 2 · 16 h · 3 lessonsAsynchronous JavaScript
- 3Module 3 · 16 h · 3 lessonsFetch, APIs and JSON in the Browser
- 4Module 4 · 13 h · 3 lessonsBrowser Storage and Robust Forms
- 5Module 5 · 13 h · 3 lessonsDebugging and Code Quality in JavaScript
- 6Module 6 · 17 h · 3 lessonsIntermediate JavaScript Project
Intermediate level project
Offline-Friendly Exchange Rate and Budget App
A web app that fetches exchange rates from an API, lets users plan a budget in SSP and USD, saves everything in the browser and keeps working with the last known rates when offline.
Deliverables
- A multi-file ES-module project with no framework
- API calls with loading, error and offline states
- Budget entries saved in localStorage and restored on reload
- ESLint configuration with no remaining errors, and a short README
Assessed on
- Asynchronous code is correct: no unhandled promise rejections, clear error messages
- The app works offline with cached rates clearly marked with their date
- Code is organised into modules with single responsibilities
- Forms validate input and the app never shows NaN or undefined to users
All levels are taught live by an instructor — online or in person — see registration options.