Course

Course is a free, multi-page education HTML5 template created by Colorlib and distributed via ThemeWagon, built on Bootstrap 4 to give schools, academies, and course creators a ready-made academic website.

What is Course?

Course is a static, multi-page education website template from ThemeWagon, created by Colorlib, that runs entirely in the browser and requires no backend or build step. You start with the included 7 HTML files, 17 CSS files, and 8 JavaScript files, then edit the content and upload the folder to any static web host. The template ships with a full-width slider, sticky navigation, an elements page, progress bars, accordions, animated counters, a lightbox gallery, email subscription form, social media icons, Google Maps embed, and a widget-rich footer, plus 8 credited plugins including Owl Carousel, ScrollMagic, and ProgressBar.

Key Features

• Multi-page structure — 7 HTML files cover home, course, blog, and elements pages, so each section can be edited and maintained independently.
• Bootstrap 4 framework — responsive grid, components, and utilities built on Bootstrap 4, with jQuery v3.2.1 as the base dependency.
• Full-width slider — a hero slider on the header and an Owl Carousel for testimonials and other rotating content.
• Sticky navigation — a fixed header keeps menu items reachable while scrolling through long academic pages.
• Elements page — a dedicated page with ready-to-use components: progress bars, circle preloader, accordions, animated counters, custom icons, and on-hover effects.
• Lightbox gallery and blog pagination — show campus photos or course highlights in a lightbox, and browse a blog with paginated posts.
• Email subscription and widget footer — embed a newsletter signup form and use the widgetized footer plus social media icons to connect with visitors.
• Google Maps integration — an embedded Google Map helps institutions display their physical location on the contact page.

Who should use Course?

Schools, universities, training centers, and freelance web developers building academic websites are the core audience. An administrator can replace the demo text and images with their own courses and events and have a live site in a few hours. A developer can extend the elements page with custom CSS and JavaScript, or strip it down to a minimal Bootstrap boilerplate for client work.

What can you do with Course?

• Educational institutions: launch a complete multi-page website with course listings, blog, testimonial carousel, and embedded map to attract prospective students.
• Course creators and tutors: use the email subscription form and social icons to build an audience, and the progress bars to display skill levels or course progress.
• Freelance developers: use the elements page as a UI kit of accordions, counters, and preloaders to speed up mockups for education clients.
• Designers: customize the color scheme, swap demo images with campus photography, and use the lightbox gallery to present portfolios of student work.

How does Course work?

Course is a pure front-end template: download the ZIP (28,730 downloads so far), unzip it, and open any HTML file in a browser to preview. Edit the HTML and CSS to replace demo content, then upload the entire folder to any static hosting service — no database, backend, or build tooling is required.

Pricing

Course is free to download and open source. The ThemeWagon license permits use in commercial projects, and the template includes lifetime free updates. The page shows version 1 with a release date about 8 years ago and an update about 4 years ago; the template also has a 4.33-star rating from 3 customer reviews.

FAQ

Is Course free?

Yes, Course is a free template on ThemeWagon and has been downloaded 28,730 times. It is open source, can be used in commercial projects, and includes lifetime free updates.

What frameworks and plugins does Course use?

Course is built on Bootstrap 4 with jQuery v3.2.1. Credited plugins are Animate.css, FontAwesome 5 (free), jQuery Easing, Owl Carousel, ProgressBar, ScrollMagic, and scrollTo.

What files are included in the download?

The download contains 7 HTML files, 17 CSS files, 8 JavaScript files, 8 plugins, and demo images. This includes the elements page with progress bars, accordions, animated counters, and custom icons.

Which browsers support Course?

The template is compatible with Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Mobile (responsive), Opera, and Safari, as stated on the ThemeWagon product page.