Code Labs Academy is remote-first. Our live sessions, guided labs, and instructor office hours are built specifically for online learning—so you can stay engaged, ask questions in real time, and get feedback fast.
All programmes are available in an online format: Web Development, Data Science & AI, UX/UI Design, and Cyber Security. You’ll learn through structured modules and finish with portfolio-ready work you can share.
To get the most from remote learning, you’ll need a reliable laptop or desktop computer and a stable high-speed internet connection. A headset and a quiet study space also make a big difference.
Live classes and support run on Paris time (CET/CEST). This works naturally for learners across France and most of Europe. If you’re joining from a different time zone, we’ll help you check whether the timetable fits your schedule.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the admissions process like?
You can apply using the “Apply” button on this page.
You’ll answer a few short questions about your goals, your availability, and what you want to get out of the bootcamp (upskilling, building a portfolio, or preparing for new opportunities).
After you submit your application, we’ll email you the next steps and invite you to book a short call with a learning specialist (scheduled on Paris time).
On the call, we’ll confirm the best programme and pace for you, explain how the bootcamp works, and answer any questions—including funding routes commonly used in France and any documents that may be needed.
If you decide to enrol, we’ll send onboarding details and give you access to the Code Labs Academy learning platform and pre-work materials so you can start with confidence.
Can I join from anywhere?
Yes—our bootcamps are delivered online, so you can join from anywhere in France (or internationally) as long as you have a stable internet connection.
Live classes and support follow Paris time (CET/CEST). If you’re outside this time zone, we recommend checking whether the timetable is realistic for you before enrolling. If you’re unsure, <a class='text-turquoise' href='/en-fr/application/schedule' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer'>book a call</a> and we’ll help you assess fit.
What are my options for funding?
Funding depends on your profile and eligibility, but learners in France often explore a few common routes:
• <strong>CPF (Compte Personnel de Formation)</strong> for eligible training.
• <strong>Employer-sponsored training</strong> via an <strong>OPCO</strong> and your company’s <strong>plan de développement des compétences</strong>.
• <strong>France Travail</strong> support (for example, <strong>AIF</strong> in certain situations).
• <strong>Transitions Pro (PTP)</strong> for longer professional transition projects.
We can also discuss payment plans and available discounts. The easiest way to understand what might apply to you is to <a class='text-turquoise' href='/en-fr/application/schedule' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer'>book a call</a> with our team.
How to Apply
Choosing the right bootcamp should feel clear—not stressful. That’s why we connect you with a real person early in the process, so you can understand the programme, the schedule, and the options available from France before you commit.
1
Submit your application
Choose your bootcamp and learning pace (full-time or part-time) and share your goals so we can guide you to the right path.
2
Meet a learning specialist
Book a short call (Paris time) to confirm fit, talk through the time commitment, and ask questions—including funding routes in France, payment plans, and any accommodations you may need.
3
Onboarding and pre-work
Once you enrol, you’ll get access to the learning platform, pre-work materials, and your cohort space—so you can start day 1 with a strong foundation and a clear plan.