Websites for Education Centers
An education provider sells something people cannot try before paying: months of their time and a professional result at the end. A training center, a continuing medical education program or a conference organizer needs a website that answers practical questions quickly: what exactly will I learn, who teaches, when does the next group start, what does it cost and how do I register. PERETZ builds websites for training centers, professional schools, medical education projects and scientific events, and we plan every page around those questions. To fill each new group, we also run enrollment ads and social media for schools and event organizers.
What we build for education
- Course and program catalogs with filters by topic, format and level, so a student finds the right program in a few clicks.
- Program pages with curriculum, lecturers, schedule, price and one clear registration button, built from a template your team fills in without a developer.
- Event pages and landing pages for conferences, symposia and webinars: agenda, speakers, venue, registration and key dates.
- Registration and inquiry forms connected to your CRM or email, so applications do not get lost in a shared inbox.
- Faculty profiles that show credentials and link each lecturer to their programs and articles.
- Enrollment campaigns before each intake, open day or early-bird deadline: Meta ads aimed at the right profession and level, and Google search ads for people already searching for a course. Each registration is tracked back to the campaign.
- Social media management for schools and course providers: a content plan, posts about programs and lecturers, short clips from classes and reminders about start dates. More on our social media marketing page.
- Ad banners and creatives for each program and event, with the lecturer, dates and format, sized for Meta, Google and the website.
What matters in this industry
Trust comes from people. In professional and medical education, students choose the lecturer first and the program second. Faculty pages carry as much weight as the course description, and expert content should be written or reviewed by the people who teach.
Schedules change all the time. New groups, moved dates and sold-out events have to be updated in minutes by your own staff. We design the admin panel for this, usually as a custom build on Laravel, so routine updates never wait for a developer.
Students start with search and AI assistants. Clear program pages, structured data, an FAQ and articles by your experts help a school show up in Google and in answers from ChatGPT or Perplexity.
Mobile comes first. Many people read about a course on their phone between work tasks, so registration has to work in a few taps.
Our experience in education
Our education projects were built for clients outside the US, and the same approach works for schools and event organizers in the Seattle area and across the country.
- The story behind Medpresso: the work started in 2017 with a diagnostic center website redesign and grew, over almost ten years, into one of Ukraine's leading medical education platforms.
- SScompany: a corporate website for an educational center.
- National Trichology Symposium: a landing page for a professional medical event.
Services for education providers
Most schools start with corporate website development: a corporate site costs $20,000-40,000 depending on the number of programs, languages and integrations. A single course or conference often needs only a landing page, from $4,000. For catalogs with custom logic we use Laravel development, and AEO and GEO optimization helps your programs appear in AI answers.
FAQ
How much does a website for an education center cost?
A corporate website with a course catalog costs $20,000-40,000. A landing page for one program or event starts at $4,000. We usually begin with a strategic session for $500, which is credited toward the project.
Can our staff update schedules and programs on their own?
Yes. Programs, dates, lecturers and prices are edited in the admin panel, and we show your team how to use it before launch.
Can you build a separate page for our conference?
Yes. A conference or symposium usually gets its own landing page with agenda, speakers and registration, linked to the main site.
Can you run ads for course enrollment?
Yes. We plan campaigns around your intake dates: Meta ads and Google search ads for each program or conference, social media between intakes and ad banners with lecturers and dates. Registrations from ads go to the same CRM as website applications, so you can see which campaign fills which group.