C# Full Stack Training
Code Deeper with Ocean Stack.
Learn C# your way — online or in person, solo or with a group. Practical, creative, personal, and project-driven. Taught by a Microsoft Certified Professional C# Developer — ideal for learners working toward professional Microsoft certification or career progression.
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Web
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C# Training Courses
Specialised C# Training Courses
Tailored to Your Needs
Whether you’re just starting out or looking to advance your development skills, our C# training is designed to meet you where you are. We offer personalised, hands-on instruction in full-stack C# and .NET development, available 1-to-1 or in small groups, both online and in person.
Each session is practical, project-focused, and built around your goals — whether that’s building desktop apps, mastering APIs, or preparing for a new career. With a strong focus on real-world skills and community impact, we provide the support, resources, and structure you need to grow confidently as a developer.
Starting Point
C# Fundamentals for Absolute Beginners (3 Days)
Start your coding journey with a friendly and thorough introduction to C# using Visual Studio. Learn to create basic applications and build the foundations of logical programming.
Next Stop
C# Desktop Development for Beginners (5 Days)
Learn how to build desktop applications in Windows using WinForms and C#. This course assumes basic C# knowledge and focuses on user interface elements, event-driven programming, and structured application logic.
Going Further
Advanced C#: OOP, LINQ, & Entity Framework (5 Days)
Deepen your understanding of C# by mastering object-oriented principles (OOP), working with LINQ, and integrating Entity Framework for real-world applications.
Empowerment
SQL & Relational Databases with C# (2 Days)
Gain a solid foundation in SQL, including basic queries, joins, and data manipulation. Learn how to connect C# applications to SQL Server or SQLite to build simple, data-driven software.
Web Work
ASP.NET Core Essentials with C# (3 Days)
Learn the foundations of web development using ASP.NET Core. You’ll gain hands-on experience combining HTML and C# to create responsive, server-rendered websites using Visual Studio and the .NET ecosystem.
Connecting Things
C# Web API with ASP.NET Core (3 Days)
Master the fundamentals of building powerful RESTful APIs using ASP.NET Core. You’ll learn how to expose data over HTTP, structure your endpoints, and secure your services.
Ready to Start Your Journey?
Call James for a chat, let’s find out what you know and how we can help you progress to the next level.
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