Code Labs Academy is remote-first by design. That means the experience isn’t an “in-person course moved to Zoom”—it’s built around live teaching, guided practice, and real collaboration with your cohort, all online.
You’ll join interactive sessions (CET/CEST), work through practical assignments, and build portfolio-ready projects across our programs: Web Development, UX/UI Design, Cyber Security, and Data Science & AI.
To get the most out of the online campus, you’ll need a reliable laptop or desktop computer and a stable, high-speed internet connection—especially for live classes, labs, and teamwork.
While you can join from outside Poland, our scheduling is designed around Central European Time (CET/CEST). If that time zone works for you, you can participate fully from wherever you’re based.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the admissions process like?
You can apply online and select the program and pace that fits your schedule (full-time or part-time).
After your application, our admissions team will email you to arrange a short call in CET/CEST. We’ll talk through your goals, confirm program fit, and answer practical questions about workload, timeline, and what you’ll build.
If funding is part of your decision, we can also share what documentation we can provide (for example: program outline, invoice, schedule) and discuss typical routes learners in Poland explore.
Once you decide on your program and payment route, we’ll send onboarding documents and help you get ready for the pre-work so you can start the bootcamp confidently.
Can I join remotely if I’m not in a big city?
Yes. Our online campus is designed for learners across Poland—whether you’re in Warsaw, Kraków, Wrocław, Gdańsk, Poznań, Łódź, or a smaller town. The key requirement is that you can reliably attend live sessions scheduled in Central European Time (CET/CEST) and commit time each week for practice and projects.
What are my options for funding in Poland?
Funding availability depends on your situation, employer, and region, but common routes learners in Poland explore include:
• Employer learning budgets (including training funded through KFS in employer-initiated cases) • Regional, EU co-financed vouchers via BUR/PSF (Baza Usług Rozwojowych / Podmiotowy System Finansowania) • Training vouchers or support through your local Labour Office (Powiatowy Urząd Pracy)
We also offer discounts in selected cases and can discuss payment plans when available. If you’re unsure where to start, book a call and we’ll help you map realistic next steps.
How to apply
Choosing a learning program is a big decision—so we make the process human and straightforward. From your first application to your first day in class, you’ll have a clear next step and someone to talk to.
1
Submit your application
Choose your program and your preferred learning pace (full-time or part-time). Share a few details about your motivation and what you want to achieve with the new skills.
2
Talk with a learning specialist
Book a short call to confirm program fit, understand the schedule and workload, and ask anything you need—pricing, discounts, funding routes in Poland, and any learning accommodations.
3
Onboarding and pre-work
After enrolment, you’ll get access to our learning platform and pre-work materials. This helps you build a strong foundation and arrive at week one ready to learn fast and build confidently.