• Beginning Webmaster Courses
• Learn Web Design
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CONTACT:
Candice Pardue
(803)285-8117
editor@webmastercourse.com
http://www.webmastercourse.com/

Lancaster, South Carolina  - - No longer is the computer nerd in charge of web design. Now, the fisherman from New England, the farmer from South Carolina or the housewife from Iowa can design and publish their own website with little or no prior design experience.

Web design training rush!  People from California, Missouri, New York, Colorado, Pennsylvania, and even Fiji are rushing to sign up for a simple little webmaster course that teaches one of the most unique, but highly demanded skills of the year 2005 -- website design.

"Visitors are demonstrating phenomenal interest toward the subject of web design!  Subscribers to the online e-zine, Web Design Weekly are pouring in with very positive remarks. And, the Web Design Training Course for beginners, taught by Ohio State web design instructor Victoria Ring, is receiving tremendous feedback," states Candice Pardue, editor of online ezine Web Design Weekly.

"I never dreamed that I would be training beginner students from China, Hong Kong, United Kingdom and even Iraq when I started this business in February, 2000.  I've learned that teaching is teaching, no matter where you're located," says Pardue.

Students are learning the following skills even when they've had no prior training and are amazed at how easy web and graphic design can be:

• how to create an effective personal or business website from start   to finish using easy-to-understand instructions
• where and how to download free software to design their site
• how to save their website to a hard drive and transfer it to the Internet
• how to make graphics "really" work
• ...and many other valuable skills.

Pardue puts emphasis on training beginners without using lots of technical jargon in the courses, "At many web training sites (or schools), the term 'beginner' has lost its meaning.  Beginners need someone to guide them step by step.  Web design can be fun if taught in simple terms, however, using technical jargon while instructing can leave beginners feeling lost."

Candice and the courses have received critical acclaim from beginning web design students all over the U.S. and many overseas students.  Her beginner training articles have been published by hundreds of websites over the past several years.  To schedule an interview with Candice or for more information, call (803)285-8117 or email editor@webmastercourse.com

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