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Wordpress for Beginner
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Summary

Price
£19 inc VAT
Study method
Online, On Demand 
Duration
1.2 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
CPD
10 CPD hours / points
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Certificates
  • Reed Courses Certificate of Completion - Free
  • Certificate of completion - £9
  • Certificate of completion - £15
Additional info
  • Tutor is available to students
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Overview

In 2025, over 43% of UK small businesses rely on WordPress to manage their online presence.
More than 78% of UK freelancers report higher income after learning basic WordPress skills.
UK employers posted 52,000+ WordPress-related roles in early 2025, showing rising demand across sectors.

WordPress continues to shape how websites grow, develop, and reach audiences across the world. As more UK businesses shift online in 2025, WordPress remains a leading choice due to its flexibility, ease of use, and wide range of themes and plugins. People who learn WordPress often gain the confidence to manage their own websites, publish content, and make meaningful updates without waiting for technical support. This course introduces learners to the full journey, starting with hosting, moving through backend navigation, and ending with content publishing and plugin use. Every step helps learners move forward smoothly, and each module adds clear, simple guidance. Because many UK businesses depend on WordPress for blogs, portfolios, shops, and company sites, people with even beginner skills can support personal growth, career development, or small business needs. The course’s structure guides learners from setup to completion in a predictable and calm way, allowing steady progress without confusion or pressure. Learners also explore theme selection, plugin installation, and even hiring freelancers when needed.

As the digital world continues to expand, many people in the UK look for simple, accessible learning options. This course responds to that need by showing clear steps that help learners build skills section by section. Every topic in the curriculum supports a real task that WordPress users perform daily. Learners start with hosting and setup, which gives them the base they need before they move further. Then, they explore the WordPress backend, which helps them understand menus, settings, and features they will use often. Learners also spend time selecting a theme, which many new users find exciting. The course keeps everything simple to help people learn faster. After this, they explore content publishing and plugins, which plays a strong role in website growth. Learners also glance at using FTP and hiring freelancers, which helps them move ahead with tasks that may require outside support. Because the course takes a clear and structured path, learners stay motivated from the first module to the final assignment. Every section is designed to make the learner’s journey smooth, accessible, and friendly, which aligns with what most beginners need today.

Learning Outcomes

  • Learn hosting steps and move smoothly to WordPress setup
  • Navigate the WordPress backend with confidence
  • Select suitable themes and publish simple content
  • Use plugins that support websites in clear ways
  • Explore FTP use and hire freelancers when needed

Please note: The TOTUM card is not included in the course price. Additional fees may be required if you choose to apply for or claim a TOTUM card.

Certificates

CPD

10 CPD hours / points
Accredited by CPD Quality Standards

Curriculum

1
section
21
lectures
1h 11m
total

    • 1: 1 Intro 01:24
    • 2: 02 What is Wordpress 02:02
    • 3: 03 Web Hosting 02:38
    • 4: 04 Domain 03:02
    • 5: 05 Cpanel 02:20
    • 6: 06 Walkthrough 02:18
    • 7: 07 Appearance 05:58
    • 8: 08 Everything Else 08:01
    • 9: 08b Widgets 02:37
    • 10: 09 Free Themes 01:47
    • 11: 09b Permalinks 01:11
    • 12: 10 Premium Themes 06:32
    • 13: 11 Posts 06:18
    • 14: 12 Pages 01:57
    • 15: 13 Embed Video 03:20
    • 16: 14 What Are Plugins 02:55
    • 17: 15 Yoast SEO 03:54
    • 18: 16 Jetpack 01:25
    • 19: 17 UpWork 05:31
    • 20: 18 FTP 01:41
    • 21: 19 Thanks 03:11

Description

This course guides learners through a clear path that begins with a short welcome in the Start Here section and continues with Hosting & Setup, where learners prepare the base required for their WordPress website. Then, the course moves to Walking You Through The WordPress Backend, which shows learners the menus, features, and tools they will use often. After that, the Picking a Theme section helps learners choose a layout that fits their needs. The course continues with Publishing Content & Plugins, where learners learn how to add posts, pages, and plugins to support the site’s growth. Learners then explore Hiring a Freelancer & Learning To Use FTP, which helps them complete tasks that may require external help or simple file transfers. The course closes with a short Conclusion, followed by an Assignment that allows learners to practise what they learned across the modules.

Wordpress for Beginner

  • Start Here
  • Hosting & Setup
  • Walking You Through The Wordpress Backend
  • Picking a Theme
  • Publishing Content & Plugins
  • Hiring a Freelancer & Learning To Use FTP
  • Conclusion

Who is this course for?

This course is for people who want to start creating or managing a WordPress website in a simple and structured way. It suits beginners who want clear steps without complex language. It is also suitable for small business owners, students, freelancers, community groups, or hobby website creators across the UK. Many people who want to publish content regularly or update websites easily follow this course because it uses short and direct guidance. The course also supports people who want a calm learning journey while they build steady digital skills. Since the modules follow a friendly order, learners of all ages can move forward with confidence.

Requirements

Learners do not need formal requirements to join this course. Anyone aged 16 or above may enrol. Learners should have basic English reading skills and simple computer skills. It also helps if learners can browse the internet and follow short instructions online.

Career path

  • WordPress Content Assistant – £24,000 per year
  • Website Administrator – £28,000 per year
  • Digital Content Creator – £28,000 per year
  • WordPress Support Assistant – £26,000 per year
  • Junior Web Designer – £30,000 per year
  • Freelance WordPress Helper – £20–£35 per hour

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