Creative education, the SuperHi way.
In-your-own-home, at-your-own-pace, take-on-the-world learning. From coding to project management.
Higher, wider education
We put our lessons online where anyone can reach them.
Global online campus
Tens of thousands of people in 85+ countries. So far.
From URL to IRL
Beautiful, practical, real-world skills. Taught creatively.
Our online courses
Foundation HTML, CSS + Javascript
8-week course
Are you brand new to coding or just getting started? Our Foundation course gives you a deep dive into the world of web design and development. Learn the basics of HTML, CSS and Javascript and be able to confidently make your own websites from scratch.
Visual Design + Branding
8-week course
Our flexible, 8-week online course provides a design foundation in responsive web design, user interfaces and branding. It’s aimed towards those who want to improve their digital design skills, understand what makes designs effective and design with confidence.
Digital Project Management
8-week course
Our flexible, 8-week Digital Project Management online course is made for people who want better ways to work with humans and complexity to run happier projects.
Shopify Theme Development
4-week course
With 2 million stores, Shopify is one of the web's most popular e-commerce platforms. We'll cover the basics of Shopify and its templating language, Liquid, so you can turn your designs into themes. Learn how to make custom e-commerce sites with multiple products, variations, cart and payment options.
Data Visualization + D3
6-week course
An introduction to Data Visualization aimed at beginners and those that want to learn how to find and understand data and use storytelling to turn it into engaging, interactive experiences. You'll design and build fun, animated charts and graphs using HTML, CSS, SVG and the D3.js library.
WordPress
8-week course
Our WordPress course is designed to get beginners making their own content-driven sites from scratch, such as blogs, e-commerce, and more. Learn how to take designs and turn them into custom themes and hand over a dynamic, updateable site to others.
Advanced CSS + Javascript
4-week course
For those that have a solid understanding of the basics and want to take their sites to the next level. Bring your sites to life with fancy animations, smooth transitions and fun effects. Delve deeper into front-end Web Development using up-to-date Javascript, Ajax and APIs.
Ruby on Rails
8-week course
What do Airbnb, Soundcloud and Urban Dictionary have in common? They're all built on Rails! Dive into back-end code and learn how to use Git, the command line, and build interactive web apps — sites that take payments, have user accounts, and editable posts — from scratch.
React.js
4-week course
React.js is one of the most popular Javascript libraries in the tech industry today. Learn how to efficiently build UIs with components, and why this framework is an indispensable tool for coders. This is a great next step for students who have taken our Advanced CSS + JS course.
Javascript for Designers
Self-paced short course
Despite being used on pretty much every website on the internet, Javascript is actually one of the tougher languages to learn. In this short course, we specifically talk about Javascript targeted towards what a creative professional would use it for – functional and fun, interactive websites.
Creative Coding
Self-paced short course
In this interactive, beginners course, we partnered with the very talented Futurefabric to bring you a course all about how to create your own animation toys. In this course, we'll cover how to use easings, transitions and timings to create beautiful digital motion within a web browser.
Math for Creatives
Self-paced short course
Whether you love or hate math, it's becoming a valuable tool within a creative person's toolkit. From understanding angles and distances to creating color gradients using randomness, learn how to break down motion, animation and design work into mathematical principles in a visual way.
SVG Animations for the Web
Self-paced short course
From graphic designers looking to bring movement and animation to their creations to developers aiming to add a bit of pizzazz to their site interactions, this course is for anyone who wants to learn how to use inline Scalable Vector Graphics for full control of graphics on the web.
Page Transitions
Self-paced short course
Want to create websites with seamless, animated transitions as your users navigate around your site? This course teaches you how to integrate the Barba Javascript library into your web sites to allow CSS and other Javascript techniques to add smooth, harmonious effects to your design work.
Intro to User Experience Design
Self-paced short course
Take a dive into the world of user-centered design with our short course. Get hands on with an iterative UX design process including research, wireframing, prototyping, design and user testing. Think like a UX designer, and confidently create your own projects and case studies.
Command Line for Creatives
Self-paced short course
An important part of being a digital creative is mastering the command line. In this course, we cover how to use Git, Sass, PostCSS, NPM, Gulp and Webpack – cutting edge tools needed in today's digital design – alongside how to use services like GitHub, Netlify + Siteleaf to make your life easier.
Ajax + APIs
Self-paced short course
Pulling and pushing data from other sites can be particularly useful and speed up a lot of coding. Using Ajax, we talk about how to get and send data on web pages using other sites' APIs, plus how to do web scraping and how to make a site that lets you sign up with other services.
Experimental Javascript
Self-paced short course
For the more creative coder, tools like Three.js, Matter.js and PIXI.js are large parts of their toolsets. We take a dive into the world of artistic and creative Javascript, how to work with HTML canvases, and making interactive, 3D-enabled websites.
Foundation HTML, CSS + Javascript
8-week course
Are you brand new to coding or just getting started? Our Foundation course gives you a deep dive into the world of web design and development. Learn the basics of HTML, CSS and Javascript and be able to confidently make your own websites from scratch.
Visual Design + Branding
8-week course
Our flexible, 8-week online course provides a design foundation in responsive web design, user interfaces and branding. It’s aimed towards those who want to improve their digital design skills, understand what makes designs effective and design with confidence.
Digital Project Management
8-week course
Our flexible, 8-week Digital Project Management online course is made for people who want better ways to work with humans and complexity to run happier projects.
Shopify Theme Development
4-week course
With 2 million stores, Shopify is one of the web's most popular e-commerce platforms. We'll cover the basics of Shopify and its templating language, Liquid, so you can turn your designs into themes. Learn how to make custom e-commerce sites with multiple products, variations, cart and payment options.
Data Visualization + D3
6-week course
An introduction to Data Visualization aimed at beginners and those that want to learn how to find and understand data and use storytelling to turn it into engaging, interactive experiences. You'll design and build fun, animated charts and graphs using HTML, CSS, SVG and the D3.js library.
WordPress
8-week course
Our WordPress course is designed to get beginners making their own content-driven sites from scratch, such as blogs, e-commerce, and more. Learn how to take designs and turn them into custom themes and hand over a dynamic, updateable site to others.
Advanced CSS + Javascript
4-week course
For those that have a solid understanding of the basics and want to take their sites to the next level. Bring your sites to life with fancy animations, smooth transitions and fun effects. Delve deeper into front-end Web Development using up-to-date Javascript, Ajax and APIs.
Ruby on Rails
8-week course
What do Airbnb, Soundcloud and Urban Dictionary have in common? They're all built on Rails! Dive into back-end code and learn how to use Git, the command line, and build interactive web apps — sites that take payments, have user accounts, and editable posts — from scratch.
React.js
4-week course
React.js is one of the most popular Javascript libraries in the tech industry today. Learn how to efficiently build UIs with components, and why this framework is an indispensable tool for coders. This is a great next step for students who have taken our Advanced CSS + JS course.
Javascript for Designers
Self-paced short course
Despite being used on pretty much every website on the internet, Javascript is actually one of the tougher languages to learn. In this short course, we specifically talk about Javascript targeted towards what a creative professional would use it for – functional and fun, interactive websites.
Creative Coding
Self-paced short course
In this interactive, beginners course, we partnered with the very talented Futurefabric to bring you a course all about how to create your own animation toys. In this course, we'll cover how to use easings, transitions and timings to create beautiful digital motion within a web browser.
Math for Creatives
Self-paced short course
Whether you love or hate math, it's becoming a valuable tool within a creative person's toolkit. From understanding angles and distances to creating color gradients using randomness, learn how to break down motion, animation and design work into mathematical principles in a visual way.
SVG Animations for the Web
Self-paced short course
From graphic designers looking to bring movement and animation to their creations to developers aiming to add a bit of pizzazz to their site interactions, this course is for anyone who wants to learn how to use inline Scalable Vector Graphics for full control of graphics on the web.
Page Transitions
Self-paced short course
Want to create websites with seamless, animated transitions as your users navigate around your site? This course teaches you how to integrate the Barba Javascript library into your web sites to allow CSS and other Javascript techniques to add smooth, harmonious effects to your design work.
Intro to User Experience Design
Self-paced short course
Take a dive into the world of user-centered design with our short course. Get hands on with an iterative UX design process including research, wireframing, prototyping, design and user testing. Think like a UX designer, and confidently create your own projects and case studies.
Command Line for Creatives
Self-paced short course
An important part of being a digital creative is mastering the command line. In this course, we cover how to use Git, Sass, PostCSS, NPM, Gulp and Webpack – cutting edge tools needed in today's digital design – alongside how to use services like GitHub, Netlify + Siteleaf to make your life easier.
Ajax + APIs
Self-paced short course
Pulling and pushing data from other sites can be particularly useful and speed up a lot of coding. Using Ajax, we talk about how to get and send data on web pages using other sites' APIs, plus how to do web scraping and how to make a site that lets you sign up with other services.
Experimental Javascript
Self-paced short course
For the more creative coder, tools like Three.js, Matter.js and PIXI.js are large parts of their toolsets. We take a dive into the world of artistic and creative Javascript, how to work with HTML canvases, and making interactive, 3D-enabled websites.
How we're different
Creativity first
Our courses are tailored for those who work, or want to work, in the creative industries. You don't need to be a designer, just someone who enjoys making things. No wannabe tech bros.
Practical teaching
No computer science lectures here. We believe in learning by doing. We teach you how to create projects you'll actually want to make, from scratch, and then get them online.
Our community
You don't have to learn on your own. You're always welcome to join a talented, diverse and supportive community of SuperHi students from 85+ countries worldwide.
Lifetime access
We know people get busy, so all courses have lifetime access. They never expire, so you can take as long as you need and revisit them whenever you want. No stress.
Get started with our free First Steps to Coding guide
Curious about learning to code but unsure where to start? Get an email every morning for 7 days about how to get started. It's completely free too!
Sites our students make
The proof is in the pudding. Our students go on to make their own beautiful sites and some of their stunning work has won digital design awards.
What our lovely students say…
And it’s the best money I’ve spent on a course. The @superhi_ team is amazing. https://t.co/KF2OwaMdEx
— Marco (@marcomwright) March 8, 2018
if we had enough money i'd hire every @superhi_ alum that came through our inbox
— Garrett DeRossett (@dadj3ans) August 27, 2018
Spending my day learning more about coding. Honestly, can't thank @superhi_, @riklomas + team enough for making this process fun.
— One Hand Wonder Man (@Max_Pete) March 3, 2018
After a few years of using Squarespace I finally decided to learn how to build my own site from scratch with @superhi_ . It's such a great course and community - Get yourself signed up! https://t.co/zyHlC0RHXD pic.twitter.com/UlJiFSFiNI
— Luke willetts (@Lukewilletts) March 3, 2018
Loving the @superhi_ coding course! Dreamt about coding all night and I’ll be back at it this evening! Can’t wait!! #CodeNewbie
— ieshia 🌙 (@ieshiaxo) February 1, 2018
Joining @superhi_ has been the best investment I have made in my coding journey. Amazing team and community! https://t.co/b4I7eEvCXh
— soheyma (@INH101) July 9, 2018
@superhi_ Your videos are amazing! I feel like you answer my questions before I even get a chance to ask them. Always looking forward to see what's next.
— Andi Azry (@andiazry) February 13, 2018
I can't recommend the introduction course & the @superhi team enough. You can't go wrong with it. Dig in. You won't regret it. I learned so much & already bought the next course, since I'm really happy about how the courses are structured and everything is explained xx
— Mrs CP (@frautaate) March 28, 2018
Just started week 4 and I'm amazed how much I've learnt already. I'm enjoying it so much that I've decided to do also the WordPress course after I finish this one :-)
— Ilona Szczepanczyk (@ilona_bxl) April 24, 2018
I honestly couldn't recommend the Foundation course enough as a starting point! Taught clearly and super easy to understand.
— Fi Bennett (@fbnntt_) October 19, 2017
Just deployed my first rails app to Heroku after 2 weeks of learning with @superhi_ 😍
— Matthew Vernon (@dApp_boi) November 25, 2017
SuperHi takes on the intimidating world of coding and offers some super manageable online courses > https://t.co/JfXINJr2g9 @superhi_ pic.twitter.com/rz92PBBuln
— It's Nice That (@itsnicethat) October 11, 2017
@superhi_ by far the most supportive + active digital community i'm part of. also @AREdotNA has managed to create a really incredible community which makes the site a really special place.
— Emily Carlin (@ECCarlin) June 29, 2018
Highly recommend this book by @superhi_. Teaches the art of #code seamlessly, along with some personality! https://t.co/7qhe22ewjr
— Andi Moller (@ah_moller) May 31, 2017
Also, if coding counts as design, I can’t recommend @superhi_ enough as they’re so freakin’ amazing people and teachers.
— Milan Vuckovic (@MiksaBRE) October 19, 2017
I trust @superhi_ code and teachings so much — I’m letting one of their students build my new website.
— Mike Sullivan (@miksullivan) May 15, 2017
finally coded my own website :')
— kristen cabrera (@kris10cabrera) August 26, 2017
thx to @superhi_ for the lovely book & inspiration https://t.co/LNLzxjKvlu
Finally got a chance to dig into @superhi_, and I've got to say these are some of the best, most well put together coding courses I've ever seen. 11/10, highly recommend.
— Nick Noble (@NickisNoble) August 9, 2018
i just started this over the weekend! such a game changer — helping me understand + contextualize the little scraps of command line knowledge i’ve picked up over the years. such a great course. love superhi 💙💙!!!!
— Emily Carlin (@ECCarlin) October 30, 2018
New website coming soon! Early this year I started a new learning journey on @superhi_ - the best online school out there for creatives who want to learn building bespoke websites from scratch 💻 it's a massive learning curve + a fun one#girlswhocode #website #programming #code pic.twitter.com/aImMB6M2tl
— Sandra Autukaite (@sautukaite) October 26, 2018
Almost every single week someone asks me about my experience @superhi so I am making my opinion public so I can link people to this tweet without writing out a response everytime:
— Matthew Vernon (@dApp_boi) November 14, 2018
And also, @superhi_ deserves another shoutout because they more importantly taught me how to code and in a way that is design aware. I did NOT expect to be design/deving a site for an AR startup 8 months after my first html tag and before I even had a portfolio
— Eric Krick (@eric_krick) November 15, 2018
other coding programs talk to you like you’re a developer@superhi_ teaches like you’re a visually-creative person who also codes
— 90% angel (@skullface) November 14, 2018
and it makes a huge difference 💫
There are coding schools that teach you how to code and then there are coding schools like @superhi_ that help you build enough confidence to talk about code publicly and for that I will always be grateful
— soheyma (@INH101) December 13, 2018
yeah sex is cool but have you ever helped someone out with their code on the @superhi_ slack
— kate〰️skow (@rolyatetak) March 27, 2019
After trying a few, I suggest @superhi_. They’re a small company with years of experience teaching people to code.
— Ana Sofia Pinho (@AnaSofiaPinho) April 3, 2019
- Very practical course and you start building things right away
- Super supportive and inclusive team & community on slack
- Not expensive
- Support D&I initiatives
😍 From a student on week 5 of our new Visual Design student – still three weeks left to go! pic.twitter.com/KXUvqHjbsJ
— SuperHi (@superhi_) July 1, 2019
I really really really like @superhi_ course. <3
— Zoey Nguyen (@zoeydraws) June 5, 2019
Finished project/week 2 of @superhi_'s Shopify dev course + I'm super impressed at how well it's structured and what is covered.
— Fi Bennett (@fbnntt_) June 2, 2019
👜🤑
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— AC (@ackristen) May 30, 2019
Next up, @milanmoffatt talks about the @superhi_ creative community, how they grew the online school and why it’s important to rethink the ways we communicate and learn online #BDF2019 pic.twitter.com/1GJR6f8ZPr
— Birmingham Design Festival (@designfestbrum) June 6, 2019
Day 1 of course with @superhi_ and already beyond satisfied. Goodbye buyer's remorse. #LearnToCode
— Henry (@HenrySabio) April 30, 2019
— rik (@riklomas) April 26, 2019
/3 Finished the Wellby ceramic store with the working mini-cart. 🌻 It was fun! 🌻 It's crazy how much the #shopify AJAX API helps pic.twitter.com/7obiIL7v8q
— Peter Javorkai ⚡ (@Javpet) April 11, 2019
In the first part of our #FlippingTheScript series with @superhi_, @britseaton met some of the individuals who are redefining online spaces, in ways that create offline impact→https://t.co/0575JwUsBW 💻✊
— Intern (@ThisIsIntern) April 4, 2019
Illustrated by Suzanne Dias. 🖌 pic.twitter.com/mqvXve4bqT
.@britseaton investigates the ways in which a new generation of curators and archivists are using the democratic powers of the internet to rethink how we document creative work. Another mega collaboration with our pals over at @superhi_→https://t.co/z6G1DnCGgs pic.twitter.com/4e3EpQMyjt
— Intern (@ThisIsIntern) June 13, 2019
The reason @superhi_ courses are so useful is down to the learning process being applied to real use cases from the start. It allows you to understand concepts quicker compared to learning in isolation and therefore spend less time confused as to how something works in practice.
— Ben McLaren (@bybenmclaren) August 6, 2019
And it’s the best money I’ve spent on a course. The @superhi_ team is amazing. https://t.co/KF2OwaMdEx
— Marco (@marcomwright) March 8, 2018
if we had enough money i'd hire every @superhi_ alum that came through our inbox
— Garrett DeRossett (@dadj3ans) August 27, 2018
Spending my day learning more about coding. Honestly, can't thank @superhi_, @riklomas + team enough for making this process fun.
— One Hand Wonder Man (@Max_Pete) March 3, 2018
After a few years of using Squarespace I finally decided to learn how to build my own site from scratch with @superhi_ . It's such a great course and community - Get yourself signed up! https://t.co/zyHlC0RHXD pic.twitter.com/UlJiFSFiNI
— Luke willetts (@Lukewilletts) March 3, 2018
Loving the @superhi_ coding course! Dreamt about coding all night and I’ll be back at it this evening! Can’t wait!! #CodeNewbie
— ieshia 🌙 (@ieshiaxo) February 1, 2018
Joining @superhi_ has been the best investment I have made in my coding journey. Amazing team and community! https://t.co/b4I7eEvCXh
— soheyma (@INH101) July 9, 2018
@superhi_ Your videos are amazing! I feel like you answer my questions before I even get a chance to ask them. Always looking forward to see what's next.
— Andi Azry (@andiazry) February 13, 2018
I can't recommend the introduction course & the @superhi team enough. You can't go wrong with it. Dig in. You won't regret it. I learned so much & already bought the next course, since I'm really happy about how the courses are structured and everything is explained xx
— Mrs CP (@frautaate) March 28, 2018
Just started week 4 and I'm amazed how much I've learnt already. I'm enjoying it so much that I've decided to do also the WordPress course after I finish this one :-)
— Ilona Szczepanczyk (@ilona_bxl) April 24, 2018
I honestly couldn't recommend the Foundation course enough as a starting point! Taught clearly and super easy to understand.
— Fi Bennett (@fbnntt_) October 19, 2017
Just deployed my first rails app to Heroku after 2 weeks of learning with @superhi_ 😍
— Matthew Vernon (@dApp_boi) November 25, 2017
SuperHi takes on the intimidating world of coding and offers some super manageable online courses > https://t.co/JfXINJr2g9 @superhi_ pic.twitter.com/rz92PBBuln
— It's Nice That (@itsnicethat) October 11, 2017
@superhi_ by far the most supportive + active digital community i'm part of. also @AREdotNA has managed to create a really incredible community which makes the site a really special place.
— Emily Carlin (@ECCarlin) June 29, 2018
Highly recommend this book by @superhi_. Teaches the art of #code seamlessly, along with some personality! https://t.co/7qhe22ewjr
— Andi Moller (@ah_moller) May 31, 2017
Also, if coding counts as design, I can’t recommend @superhi_ enough as they’re so freakin’ amazing people and teachers.
— Milan Vuckovic (@MiksaBRE) October 19, 2017
I trust @superhi_ code and teachings so much — I’m letting one of their students build my new website.
— Mike Sullivan (@miksullivan) May 15, 2017
finally coded my own website :')
— kristen cabrera (@kris10cabrera) August 26, 2017
thx to @superhi_ for the lovely book & inspiration https://t.co/LNLzxjKvlu
Finally got a chance to dig into @superhi_, and I've got to say these are some of the best, most well put together coding courses I've ever seen. 11/10, highly recommend.
— Nick Noble (@NickisNoble) August 9, 2018
i just started this over the weekend! such a game changer — helping me understand + contextualize the little scraps of command line knowledge i’ve picked up over the years. such a great course. love superhi 💙💙!!!!
— Emily Carlin (@ECCarlin) October 30, 2018
New website coming soon! Early this year I started a new learning journey on @superhi_ - the best online school out there for creatives who want to learn building bespoke websites from scratch 💻 it's a massive learning curve + a fun one#girlswhocode #website #programming #code pic.twitter.com/aImMB6M2tl
— Sandra Autukaite (@sautukaite) October 26, 2018
Almost every single week someone asks me about my experience @superhi so I am making my opinion public so I can link people to this tweet without writing out a response everytime:
— Matthew Vernon (@dApp_boi) November 14, 2018
And also, @superhi_ deserves another shoutout because they more importantly taught me how to code and in a way that is design aware. I did NOT expect to be design/deving a site for an AR startup 8 months after my first html tag and before I even had a portfolio
— Eric Krick (@eric_krick) November 15, 2018
other coding programs talk to you like you’re a developer@superhi_ teaches like you’re a visually-creative person who also codes
— 90% angel (@skullface) November 14, 2018
and it makes a huge difference 💫
There are coding schools that teach you how to code and then there are coding schools like @superhi_ that help you build enough confidence to talk about code publicly and for that I will always be grateful
— soheyma (@INH101) December 13, 2018
yeah sex is cool but have you ever helped someone out with their code on the @superhi_ slack
— kate〰️skow (@rolyatetak) March 27, 2019
After trying a few, I suggest @superhi_. They’re a small company with years of experience teaching people to code.
— Ana Sofia Pinho (@AnaSofiaPinho) April 3, 2019
- Very practical course and you start building things right away
- Super supportive and inclusive team & community on slack
- Not expensive
- Support D&I initiatives
😍 From a student on week 5 of our new Visual Design student – still three weeks left to go! pic.twitter.com/KXUvqHjbsJ
— SuperHi (@superhi_) July 1, 2019
I really really really like @superhi_ course. <3
— Zoey Nguyen (@zoeydraws) June 5, 2019
Finished project/week 2 of @superhi_'s Shopify dev course + I'm super impressed at how well it's structured and what is covered.
— Fi Bennett (@fbnntt_) June 2, 2019
👜🤑
\ (•◡•) / pic.twitter.com/DK6rbsR7C7
— AC (@ackristen) May 30, 2019
Next up, @milanmoffatt talks about the @superhi_ creative community, how they grew the online school and why it’s important to rethink the ways we communicate and learn online #BDF2019 pic.twitter.com/1GJR6f8ZPr
— Birmingham Design Festival (@designfestbrum) June 6, 2019
Day 1 of course with @superhi_ and already beyond satisfied. Goodbye buyer's remorse. #LearnToCode
— Henry (@HenrySabio) April 30, 2019
— rik (@riklomas) April 26, 2019
/3 Finished the Wellby ceramic store with the working mini-cart. 🌻 It was fun! 🌻 It's crazy how much the #shopify AJAX API helps pic.twitter.com/7obiIL7v8q
— Peter Javorkai ⚡ (@Javpet) April 11, 2019
In the first part of our #FlippingTheScript series with @superhi_, @britseaton met some of the individuals who are redefining online spaces, in ways that create offline impact→https://t.co/0575JwUsBW 💻✊
— Intern (@ThisIsIntern) April 4, 2019
Illustrated by Suzanne Dias. 🖌 pic.twitter.com/mqvXve4bqT
.@britseaton investigates the ways in which a new generation of curators and archivists are using the democratic powers of the internet to rethink how we document creative work. Another mega collaboration with our pals over at @superhi_→https://t.co/z6G1DnCGgs pic.twitter.com/4e3EpQMyjt
— Intern (@ThisIsIntern) June 13, 2019
The reason @superhi_ courses are so useful is down to the learning process being applied to real use cases from the start. It allows you to understand concepts quicker compared to learning in isolation and therefore spend less time confused as to how something works in practice.
— Ben McLaren (@bybenmclaren) August 6, 2019
Questions we get asked a lot…
(but we're happy to answer!)
We kept being asked to recommend a book for learning to code and most of them sucked.
So we wrote one that didn't suck! Learn to Code Now is a 440-page guide for beginners that want to learn how to make websites. Each copy of the book comes with the SuperHi Editor, an AI-powered code editor made for beginner coders.
You can buy it as a digital copy or get a printed version with free worldwide shipping.
Our students work at…
Curious about how we teach?
We publish free video tutorials every week, explaining the best techniques in digital design.
Beginner
IntermediateWhy we teach online…
After teaching at General Assembly, I started a code school in London called Steer. We held 5-day courses where students would turn up to our classroom on a Monday morning and leave on a Friday evening. I would stand in front of the class teaching the same material, week in week out, and over time, I noticed so many of the tiny issues of running a classroom-based school.
It was strange that we were teaching digital skills but not using any of the innovations that the same technology gives us. When I left Steer to start SuperHi, I wanted to take the best parts of an in-person classroom and use the internet to make the experience even better.
SuperHi is a more affordable, accessible way to learn. You're not paying thousands of dollars extra because we rented a classroom in a prime city location. We teach you wherever you are — our students are in 46 countries and 15 time zones!
We call it ‘asynchronous learning’. You don’t need to be there at a certain time. Whether you’re a quicker or slower learner, learning is at your pace, not ours. You can ask any question without feeling embarrassed in front of a group, and there’s no need to quit your job to skill up.
Just like our students, the SuperHi team is distributed globally which means we hire the best teachers in the world. You’re not being taught by some guy who happens to be available to stand in front of a class at that time in your city.
Learning anything creative shouldn’t feel like you’re in a military bootcamp. We get much stronger outcomes than whenever I taught in a classroom previously, and our results speak for themselves. Our students have gone on to change careers, increase salaries, go freelance and receive top awards for digital design.
Learn the SuperHi way.
Rik Lomas,
SuperHi founder + CEO