Remote-first by design, Code Labs Academy delivers a learning experience that feels genuinely interactive—live lectures, hands-on labs, team projects, and 1:1 time with instructors so you’re never learning in isolation.
All programmes are available in an online format: Web Development, UX/UI Design, Cyber Security, and Data Science & AI.
To get the most from remote learning, you’ll need a reliable, high‑speed internet connection and a laptop or desktop computer.
Cohorts for Ireland are scheduled in Irish time (GMT/IST). You can join from anywhere as long as the timetable works for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the admissions process like?
You can apply using the Apply button on our site.
We’ll ask a few questions about your goals and what you’re hoping to learn.
After you submit your application, you’ll receive an email with next steps and a link to book a short call with one of our learning specialists.
During the call, we’ll talk through the programme, the learning pace (full-time or part-time), and answer any questions you have—so you can decide with confidence whether it’s the right fit.
Once you’re ready to enrol, we’ll confirm your place, share onboarding paperwork, and help you choose the best payment or funding route for your situation.
After enrolment, you’ll get access to our learning platform, pre-course preparation materials, and your cohort community space.
Can I join from anywhere?
Yes. Our programmes are delivered live online, so you can join from anywhere.
For learners on the Ireland site, cohorts are scheduled in Irish time (GMT/IST). If you’re joining from another region, you’re welcome to enrol as long as the timetable works for you.
What are my options for funding?
We offer flexible ways to pay, including payment plans and occasional discount schemes (available offers can be discussed during your application call).
We also work with financing providers such as GoCardless and Quotanda to help learners spread the cost where available.
If you’re based in Ireland, you may also want to explore local upskilling supports such as Springboard+ or Skillnet Ireland (eligibility and course approval vary). Our team can help signpost you to relevant options and talk through what might fit your situation.
How to Apply
We know choosing an educator can feel like a big decision. That’s why we connect you with a real person early on—so you can get clear answers and feel confident about your next step.
1
Submit your application
Choose your programme and learning pace, then tell us what you’re aiming to achieve with your new skills.
2
Meet a Learning Specialist
Book a short call with one of our learning specialists to confirm we’re the right fit and to talk through the programme, schedules in Irish time (GMT/IST), fees, and funding options.
3
Onboarding and pre-work
Once you’re enrolled, you’ll meet your instructors and cohort, get access to the learning platform, and complete pre-work so you can hit the ground running from day one.