Our standards-aligned courses in Web Design, Web Animation and Web and Mobile Game Design give students the opportunity to explore career pathways and get real, hands-on experience building professional projects. We do this through work-based learning (WBL), a strategy that connects classroom learning to real-world work experiences. It helps students develop skills and prepare for the workforce by applying their academic and technical knowledge in a workplace setting.  Ask abour our curriculum that prepares your students to earn PA CTE Approved Certifications.


CIP 11.0801 Web Page, Digital/Multimedia & Information Resources Design

Course Code: 10203

Course Title: Interactive Media

Credentials Available

Certified Web Professional (Various Titles – Apprentice, Associate and Professional Levels) ​

Web Designer

Web Animator

Web and Mobile Game Designer

Credential Provider

World Association of Webmasters (WOW - aka WebProfessionalsGlobal.org) ​



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Standards-Aligned Curricula

Our curricula align with PA CTE BCIT standards to help teachers deliver exceptional learning experiences for their students, and approved Industry-Based Certifications.

Web Design

PA CTE Standards Aligned

Industry Recognized Credential

Certified Web Designer

WebProfessionalsGlobal.com (aka WOW)

Our Web Design course teaches students how to use HTML5 and CSS3 to build websites from the ground up. Along the way they will learn critical STEM skills, develop confidence, and build a college and career ready portfolio along the way.

Did you know? Web design is a high-demand, high-paying career that doesn’t require a four-year college degree. Starting salaries typically range from $45K to $71K, with experienced designers earning over $100K. The job outlook for web design is expected to be strong, with growth projected to be faster than the average for all occupations. Employment regions such as Pennsylvania, Illinois, New York, Texas, California, and Florida offer employment rates 20-25% above the national average for web designers.

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Web Animation

PA CTE Standards Aligned

Industry Recognized Credential

Certified Web Animator WebProfessionalsGlobal.org  (aka WOW)

Our easy to teach course guides students through every stage of real-world animation projects and skills development. Expert interviews will allow your learners to hear from industry professionals. The course includes a free web-based animation creative suite.

Did you know that animation is a high-demand, high-paying career that doesn’t require a four-year college degree? Starting salaries are around $40K, with experienced animators earning over $140K. Animator jobs in the US, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics has seen a 24% increase from 2017.  Animation jobs Pennsylvanian students are preparing for are expected to continue to grow at 5% each year until at least 2031.

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Web and Mobile Game Design

PA CTE Standards Aligned

Industry Recognized CredentialCertified Web Mobile Game Designer WebProfessionalsGlobal.org

Our easy to teach curriculum offers highly interactive lessons guide your students step by step through the basics of designing games, game levels, game mechanics, creating sound effects, generating game music, producing graphical assets, and even pitching their game ideas to the world.

Did you know that the video game industry is rapidly expanding, creating a high demand for skilled designers and developers? The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics forecasts a 16% growth in video game designer jobs from 2020 to 2030, outpacing many other professions. In Pennsylvania, game designers earn an average of $87,040 annually, highlighting the state's need for expertise in game design and development. Learn and earn a certification in high school to improve your chances of getting into a competitive university-level program in game design.

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Give Your Students Real-World Experiences

Many schools have trouble helping their students land internships–even unpaid ones. Our work-based learning model allows students to experience the real world while in class and under the supervision of their CTE teacher. This model allows students to apply what they are learning in class in real-time. The project for the client is made real through a first-person simulation. All the academic, technical, and soft skills your students are learning are made contextual.


Our practicum model is already supporting students across Pennsylvania who are getting experience while still in school. We do this through our curricula that feature interviews with industry professionals. For example, Cathy Costello’s students at Phoenixville High School are working through our Web and Computer Animation curriculum. The industry professionals in the course provide credibility about what the students are learning, and Ms. Costello's students are taking advantage of the opportunity to "Learn and Earn" their way to multiple micro-credentials and a full industry-based certification delivered by a professional association.


"The resources are all there to be able to lead the class. Seeing my students own the knowledge and then help each other is the way the real world works. I just love it. It’s always so much fun for me to give one assignment and see the diversity of the student work.  I was able to project everyone’s animation work on the screen. And that was the thing that students looked forward to the most. They loved to show off what they had done, but also see what others had done. And we had some really fun feedback days where they were playing off of each other’s ideas and showing their creativity and sense of humor. And that was really the most fun part of the course for me as well as for them. "  Cathy Costello Phoenixville HS.


The global economy has changed drastically in just the last few years, and our work-based learning model prepares your students to succeed in the professional world. Help “future-proof” your students so that they are ready to take on new challenges after school, whether in further educational opportunities or professional endeavors.


Contact us today to see how our courses, featuring our built-in work-based learning experience model, practicum, and opportunities to learn and earn industry-based certificates, can make teaching CTE easier for you.

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Testimonials

My parents are really impressed that I am earning certifications while in high school, because I guess I hadn't properly explained to them that I was getting certifications until a couple months ago. I just kind of walked in the house with the certification. And my mom was like, "Where did you get this from?" And I said, "Oh, it's from my web design class that I've been taking for a couple months now." And I think she's just really proud of it because I guess she didn't know that my school offered something like that. As far as I know, we don’t have other certifications offered at the school.

Nick - Student

Massac County High School

One of the big initiatives in Pennsylvania is getting students “future-ready.” This is the idea that all students should leave high school with 21st-century skills. And there’s a sense that it should be not just rigorous, but also meaningful. The industry certifications have been a really big part of that. They provide a real legitimacy to the course, both from the perspective of school administration and from the perspective of the students themselves. It really proves to the students that they did something. They can get an “A” in a lot of courses, but to get an industry-recognized certification gives them legitimacy in the world at large. It’s something they can put on their college applications and job resumes.

Cathy Costello

Phoenixville High School

I had been using a very well-known program last year. In comparison, CTeLearning is more user-friendly. It is a great program with a great staff that will go above and beyond to make you and your students successful. The step-by-step videos make it easy for the students to do their assignments on day one. 

I am excited not only for the kids but for their parents as well. They are utilizing this course not only to graduate but to put them in a better position after high school. 

Araceli Chavez

Plainview High School
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