Code Labs Academy is remote-first. That means the online experience isn’t an afterthought - it’s how the bootcamps are built. Expect live classes, guided labs, mentor office hours, and structured collaboration with your cohort, so you’re learning by doing from day one.
All programmes are available online: Web Development, UX/UI Design, Cybersecurity, and Data Science & AI. Each one is project-based, so you finish with practical work you can use at your job, in freelance projects, or in applications.
To get the most out of remote learning, you’ll need a reliable internet connection and a laptop or desktop computer that can handle your course tools. We’ll help you get set up and comfortable before live sessions begin.
Live teaching runs on Central European Time (CET/CEST), which matches Slovenia. That makes it easier to learn consistently without late-night sessions or awkward scheduling.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the admissions process look like?
You can apply online for your chosen programme and preferred study pace (full-time or part-time).
After you submit your application, you’ll receive an email with the next steps and a link to book a short call with one of our learning specialists.
During the call, we’ll discuss your goals (upskilling, role progression, or moving into a more technical role), confirm what to expect from the bootcamp, and answer any questions about scheduling, workload, and readiness.
Once you decide to enrol, we’ll share onboarding documents and outline the deposit/payment steps. After that, you’ll get access to our learning platform and pre-work materials so you can start with confidence.
Can I join remotely from anywhere?
Yes - you can join from Slovenia or elsewhere, as long as the live class times work for you. Our cohorts follow Central European Time (CET/CEST). If you’re outside that timezone, we recommend checking the schedule before enrolling to make sure the routine is sustainable.
What funding options are available in Slovenia?
Funding availability depends on your situation (for example, employment status) and on whether specific calls are currently open.
Many learners in Slovenia use a mix of options such as employer learning budgets, instalment plans, and discounts. Depending on eligibility, you may also want to explore training measures connected to the Employment Service of Slovenia (ZRSZ) or SME co-financing routes like digital vouchers (e.g., via the Slovene Enterprise Fund or DIH Slovenia initiatives).
If you’d like, we can talk through the typical routes during your admissions call and point you to the information you may need to check eligibility.
How to apply
Choosing the right programme is a big decision. That’s why we connect you with a real person early in the process - so you can ask questions, confirm fit, and feel confident before you commit.
1
Submit your application
Choose your programme and study pace (full-time or part-time), then share a few details about your learning goals.
2
Speak with a learning specialist
Book a short call to confirm the programme is the right fit, clarify expectations, and discuss scheduling and financing options.
3
Onboarding and pre-work
After enrolment, you’ll get access to our platform, your cohort space, and pre-work materials so you’re ready to start strong from day one.