For education

Education websites and platforms

Gjethe builds websites and platforms for schools, universities, language schools, training centres and EdTech companies: searchable course catalogues, online applications and payments, LMS integration with Moodle, LearnDash or Teachable, student and parent portals, event registration, multiple languages and accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA.

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  • Written quote for your project
  • Flexible payment milestones

At a glance

Courses
Searchable catalogue
Admissions
Online applications and payment
Learning
Moodle, LearnDash, Teachable
Accessibility
WCAG 2.2 AA

Overview

For prospective students and parents, the website is the first visit to campus. It has to answer practical questions (which courses, what it costs, how to apply, when things start) and convey what it's like to learn there. It must also be accessible to everyone and easy for staff to keep current, because outdated course information causes confusion and lost applications.

What do we build for education?

  • School and academy websites
  • University and department sites
  • Language school websites
  • Online course and e-learning platforms
  • Training and certification centres
  • Tutoring platforms
  • EdTech products
  • Student and parent portals

How we build for education

Design approved before development, progress updates every 2–3 days, and support after launch agreed in your quote.

Illustrative product mock-up, not a client project.

Which education features do we include?

  • Course catalogue with search and filters
  • Online applications and enrolment
  • Document upload and online payment
  • LMS integration
  • Event calendar and open-day registration
  • Staff directory
  • Multi-language content
  • Accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA

Course pages that answer every question

Prospective students compare programmes carefully. Each course page should state who it's for, entry requirements, content, format, start dates, fees, outcomes and how to apply, in a consistent structure across all courses.

Structured course data makes pages easier to compare and helps search engines show your courses for relevant searches.

Accessibility in education

Public-sector education bodies in the EU must meet web accessibility requirements, and accessibility is good practice for every institution: students and parents with disabilities must be able to find information and apply.

We design and test to WCAG 2.2 AA, caption videos, structure documents properly and train staff to keep new content accessible.

Choosing a learning platform

PlatformGood fit for
MoodleSchools and universities needing a flexible, open-source LMS
LearnDash or LifterLMSCourse businesses running on WordPress
Teachable or similar hosted platformsCreators wanting simple hosted courses
Custom platformEdTech products with unique learning experiences

Student privacy

Education platforms hold personal data about students, often minors. We collect only what's needed, secure access with roles and strong authentication, and design consent and data handling with GDPR in mind.

For platforms used by children, we pay particular attention to age-appropriate design, parental consent where required and avoiding unnecessary tracking.

Recruiting students online

Prospective students search for courses, compare institutions and often apply on phones. Course pages that rank for relevant searches, open day registration, live chat or messaging for questions and a simple application process help turn interest into enrolments.

We set up tracking that shows which courses and channels bring applications, so marketing budget goes where it works.

What parents look for on school websites

  • Admissions process and key dates
  • Fees and what they include
  • Curriculum and teaching approach
  • Safeguarding and wellbeing information
  • Facilities and daily routine
  • How the school communicates with parents

Making updates easy for staff

Education websites are maintained by many people: admissions, departments, teachers and communications teams. Without structure, pages drift out of date and styles become inconsistent.

We build content types for courses, staff, events and news, with roles and approval steps where needed, so each team can update its own content safely and consistently.

Features EdTech products often need

  • Learner accounts and progress tracking
  • Video lessons with captions
  • Quizzes and assessments
  • Certificates of completion
  • Subscriptions or course payments
  • Teacher and admin dashboards

Common mistakes to avoid

What we see go wrong most often in education projects.

  • Outdated course information

    Wrong dates or fees cause confusion. Make updates easy for staff.

  • Admissions only by email or paper

    Online applications reduce errors and speed up decisions.

  • Inaccessible PDFs

    Put key information on web pages and make documents accessible.

  • Too much internal jargon

    Write for prospective students and parents, not staff.

From first call to launch

The same five steps for every build, so you always know what happens next.

  1. 1

    Free consultation

    A 20–30 minute call. You explain the goal; we ask questions and send an honest assessment, project plan and written quote.

  2. 2

    Design & approval

    We mock the project up in Figma. You review and approve it before any code is written.

  3. 3

    Development

    We build on a modern stack and send progress updates every 2–3 days.

  4. 4

    Review & revisions

    You test the result and give feedback before launch. Revision rounds are agreed in your quote.

  5. 5

    Launch & support

    We deploy, set up analytics, hand over documentation and accounts, and support you as agreed.

Services education use most

All services

Frequently asked questions

Can students apply and pay online?

Yes. We build application and enrolment forms with document upload and online payment, connected to your admissions workflow.

Which LMS do you work with?

Moodle, LearnDash, LifterLMS and Teachable most often, or a custom learning platform when you need full control.

Is accessibility required for education sites?

Public-sector education bodies in the EU must meet accessibility requirements, and it's good practice for everyone. We design and test to WCAG 2.2 AA.

Can the site be in several languages?

Yes, important for international students and multilingual communities.

Can parents access a portal?

Yes, for schedules, messages, payments and progress, with appropriate access controls.

Do you build EdTech products?

Yes, web and mobile learning platforms with content, progress tracking and payments.

Can staff update the website?

Yes, with a CMS and roles so departments can update their own pages.

Can you integrate our student information system?

Where the SIS offers an API or exports, yes, for applications, courses or schedules.

Can you help with student recruitment marketing?

Yes, through SEO, social media and ads aimed at prospective students.

Do you caption course videos?

Yes, through our subtitles and captions service.

Can you build a site for an online academy?

Yes, with course sales pages, payments and LMS integration for delivering lessons.

Can we publish news and event updates?

Yes, with news and event sections that feed the homepage and social channels.

Can you build a mobile learning app?

Yes, for iOS and Android, sharing data with your web platform.

Can you add a virtual campus tour?

Yes, with photo or video tours of classrooms, facilities and student life.

Where we work

We work remotely from Prishtina with clients across Europe and North America.

Build your education website.

Tell us what you need. You get an honest assessment, a clear plan and a written quote. The first consultation is always free.

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  1. What happens next
  2. 1You tell us what you need
  3. 2We aim to reply within 24 hours with questions
  4. 3You get a written quote for your project