Maa Computer & Training Center

A training centre in a small town runs on registers, receipt books and phone calls: who joined which batch, who has paid, who attended, who passed. Students and parents have to visit or call to find any of it out, and an employer has no way to check that a certificate is real. Most visitors read Bangla on a phone, and many are filling in a form online for the first time.

The site follows a student’s path through the centre — choose a course, apply, join a batch, learn, get certified:

• A page for each course — Office Applications, Graphic Design and Spoken English — with duration, fee, class routine, curriculum and who it suits
• An online admission form labelled in both Bangla and English, with a photo guide, drag-and-drop upload and date pickers, so the paper form is no longer the only way in
• Batches with a fixed routine, and a student ID and portal login for every student
• A student portal for the class routine, attendance, fees and due dates, receipts, class videos, assignments, quizzes, results and a downloadable ID card
• Public certificate verification by certificate number and date of birth
• A notice board, gallery, instructor profiles, a student directory by course and batch, and a blog

Every page works in Bangla and English, switched with a single link and remembered for the visit.

Laravel renders the pages on the server and handles the accounts, batches and records behind the portal. The front end is plain CSS and a few small scripts — Select2 for the long dropdowns, Air Datepicker for dates, and an upload preview for the admission photo — and the site runs behind Cloudflare:

• Laravel
• jQuery
• Select2
• Air Datepicker
• Cloudflare

The homepage carries EducationalOrganization structured data with the centre’s address, so search engines can tie the site to the place.

Maa Computer & Training Center has a live site at maacomputer.org that takes admissions online, gives each student a portal for their batch, attendance and fees, and lets anyone verify a certificate. This write-up reports what the site does and how it is built; it doesn’t include enrolment figures.