CertOcean's Angular Certification training is a live, instructor-led online course. You learn in 14 live sessions (30 hours in total) with an expert instructor, work through 10 curriculum modules with hands-on assignments and keep lifetime access to the class recordings.
Instructor-led sessions30 hours of live online classes: 10 weekend sessions of 3 hours each.
AssignmentsEvery class is followed by a practical assignment to apply what you learned.
AssessmentsEvery class is followed by a quiz to check your learning.
Lifetime accessKeep lifetime access to the LMS, including slides, quizzes, installation guides and class recordings.
24/7 expert supportOur support team is available 24x7 for life to answer technical questions through a ticket-based system.
CertificationComplete the final project to receive CertOcean's Angular Developer certificate.
ForumUse the community forum to learn through knowledge sharing and peer discussion.
What you'll learn in this course
Understand Angular architecture and build your first app
Create components and use data binding
Use directives and pipes to change the DOM and format data
Build services and use dependency injection
Set up routing and build and validate forms
Add JWT authentication, test and deploy an Angular app
Why learn Angular?
Angular is a modern, high-performance front-end framework for building strong, responsive web applications. It is backed by Google and built in TypeScript, works well with external libraries, and has a large community. Its wide adoption means steady job opportunities for skilled Angular developers.
What will you learn in Angular training?
After CertOcean's Angular course, you will be able to:
Understand web application architecture
Create Angular components with TypeScript
Create applications with Angular CLI commands
Work with DOM elements using directives
Fetch and handle data with observables
Inject services with dependency injection
Configure the Angular Router to organize applications
Validate forms
Write test cases for your application
Deploy applications with Nginx and Docker
Build a complete front-end application
Who should take Angular training?
This Angular course is a good fit for:
Freshers and aspiring front-end (JavaScript) developers
Developers moving from React, Vue or other JavaScript frameworks
Web developers
UI/UX developers
Software developers
After Angular, many learners go on to Node.js to become full-stack developers.
What are the prerequisites for Angular training?
You should know the basics of HTML, CSS and JavaScript and basic object-oriented concepts. You don't need to be an expert.
What are the system requirements for Angular training?
Hardware:
Intel Core i3 processor at 2.0 GHz or better
At least 4 GB of RAM
At least 20 GB of HDD or SSD storage
Software:
Windows 10 or later, or a recent Ubuntu release
The latest Chrome or Firefox
Visual Studio Code
How do the hands-on Angular practicals work?
You build and debug all Angular applications in Visual Studio Code. Step-by-step installation guides are in your LMS, and our 24x7 support team is ready to help with any questions.
What projects are included in Angular training?
In-class project (travel and tourism): A fast-growing travel booking website built on old ASP.NET technology has become hard to maintain as traffic grows. You rebuild it in Angular as an online bus ticket booking app with easy seat selection and payment.
Project 1 (social media): Friends Book, a social networking site built with traditional methods, has become slow as users grow and cannot block unauthorized access to restricted areas. You rebuild it as a secure RESTful Angular application that keeps users engaged.
Project 2 (online food ordering): FoodOrb, a food ordering app built on Laravel/PHP, is complex to code, cannot be updated incrementally and mixes business logic into the front end. Working from the legacy code, you migrate it to a RESTful web application built with Angular.
Curriculum
Angular Certification course syllabus
10 modules · 88 topics · 30 hours of live training
01Getting Started with Angular10 topics
Learning goal: Learn web application architecture, single-page vs. multi-page apps, and how to install Angular and use npm packages.
Web application architecture and building blocks
Introduction to Angular and its architecture
Comparing front-end tools
Installing Angular
Angular building blocks and project files
The Angular CLI and its commands
Angular modules
Install Node.js, Visual Studio Code and the Angular CLI
Create your first Angular application
02Angular Components and Data Binding11 topics
Learning goal: Build application layouts with components, selectors, styles and templates, and connect them with data binding.
Angular components and how apps bootstrap
Creating components with the Angular CLI
Component lifecycle hooks
Ways to specify selectors
Templates and styles
Installing Bootstrap for layout
Types of data binding
Component communication with @Input and @Output
Angular animations
Build a shopping list app with components and data binding
03Angular Directives and Pipes9 topics
Learning goal: Change the DOM and format data with directives and pipes.
Component, structural and attribute directives
Custom directives
Built-in pipes
Custom pipes and the PipeTransform interface
Pure and impure pipes
Chaining pipes
Use built-in and custom directives in the shopping list app
Format output with built-in and custom pipes
04Angular Services, Dependency Injection and HTTP10 topics
Learning goal: Create services, inject them with dependency injection, and call back-end APIs with HttpClient.
Why services are needed
Creating services
Dependency injection and the hierarchical injector
Injecting a service into another service
Observables and the RxJS library
HttpClient and the parts of an HTTP request
Working with back-end servers
Fetch weather data with HttpClient and observables
Build a weather forecast app with dependency injection
05Angular Routing and Navigation12 topics
Learning goal: Configure routes and navigate between components.
The Angular Router
Setting up routes and RouterLink
Wildcard and redirect routes
Route parameters and optional parameters
Reading parameters with ActivatedRoute
Programmatic navigation
Child routes
Location strategies
Route guards
Build a server management app with routing
Protect pages with route guards
06Angular Forms9 topics
Learning goal: Build forms with the template-driven and reactive approaches.
Angular forms and their types
Building blocks of the form model
Template-driven forms
Reactive forms
Template-driven vs. reactive forms
Adding form controls dynamically
Build a registration form with the template-driven approach
Build a registration form with the reactive approach
07Angular Form Validation8 topics
Learning goal: Validate user input in Angular forms.
What form validation is and its types
Form control status and validity
Built-in validators
CSS classes for form controls
Validation methods
Custom validators
Add custom validation to the registration form
08Authentication with JWT and Angular Security9 topics
Learning goal: Authenticate users with JSON Web Tokens and protect your app.
Authentication vs. authorization
Types of authentication
JSON Web Tokens (JWT)
Where to store tokens
Authentication in an Angular app
Common web security threats
Authenticate users with JWT in a login form
Build login and registration forms with a fake back end
09Testing and Deploying Angular Applications9 topics
Learning goal: Test Angular applications and deploy them with Nginx and Docker.
Why testing matters and types of testing
Testing with Jasmine and Karma
Version control with Git and the Git workflow
Running an app on Nginx: architecture and configuration
Problems before containers and how Docker solves them
Dockerfiles, images, containers, basic commands and Docker Hub
Test an Angular application
Deploy an application with Docker
10In-Class Angular Project1 topics
Learning goal: Build an in-class project that uses every Angular concept from the course.
Get the detailed syllabus
Receive the full module plan, batch timings and a call with an advisor who can answer your exam questions.
How much does the Angular Certification course cost?
The Angular Certification training costs $430, down from the regular $480 (you save 10%). It is a one-time payment in US dollars, and you can pay securely by card or PayPal.
How long is the Angular Certification course, and when does it start?
The course runs for 30 hours of live, instructor-led online training across 14 sessions. Weekend and weekday batches are available, and the next batch starts on Monday, November 16, 2026.
What if I miss an Angular class?
You won't miss any content. You can choose either option:
Attend the missed session in another live batch.
Watch the recorded session in your LMS.
Can I get help after the Angular course ends?
Yes. You keep 24x7 access to our support team for life, during and after the course.
How soon after signing up do I get access to the course content?
Right away. You get lifetime LMS access as soon as you enroll, including past class recordings, PDFs, slides and assignments, plus our 24x7 support team, so you can start learning immediately.
Can I access the Angular course material after the course ends?
Yes. Once you enroll, the course material stays available to you for life.
Can I talk to someone before I enroll in this course?
Yes. Book a free call with an advisor from this page. They walk you through the course outline, the batch schedule and the trainers, and answer your questions before you decide.
Who are the instructors for CertOcean's Angular training?
Our instructors are industry practitioners with at least 10 to 12 years of relevant IT experience. They are subject matter experts, trained by CertOcean to give you an excellent learning experience.
What is the best way to learn Angular?
The fastest way is a structured, hands-on course like this one, where you build real projects with an expert. Our blogs and tutorials also help you get started with the basics.
What career opportunities does Angular open up?
Angular is widely used for front-end development because it suits almost any kind of web application. As more organizations adopt it, demand for skilled Angular developers keeps growing, in roles such as front-end developer, full-stack developer and UI engineer.
What skills do I need to learn Angular?
You don't need special skills, but these help:
JavaScript knowledge
Basic knowledge of NoSQL and MongoDB (a self-paced module is included)
Basic knowledge of Node.js (a self-paced module is included)
What is the future of Angular?
Angular remains one of the leading frameworks for building dynamic web apps because of its versatility and strong backing from Google. Demand for skilled Angular developers is expected to stay strong.
Why take an online Angular course instead of a classroom course?
Online training gives you the same live, interactive teaching with more convenience, plus class recordings, lifetime access to updated course material and 24x7 support, even after the course ends.
What is the average salary of an Angular developer?
Angular developers are in steady demand, and experienced Angular developers in the US earn competitive salaries.
Will I get a certificate after the Angular Certification training?
Yes. You receive a CertOcean certificate of completion when you finish the training.
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