Coding Bootcamp in Berlin - Le Wagon

Learn to build web apps & kickstart your tech career at Le Wagon

Next batch - Oct 7, 2019 (6,500 €) - Check all upcoming dates

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Join the
FullStack program.

With our 9-week full-time or 24-week part-time coding bootcamp, build several web applications and your own personal project. Create a solid Github portfolio and learn to work within a tech team.

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A glimpse into Le Wagon Berlin

Spencer, Full-Stack developer at Finiata

Frederike, Data Consultant at Pandata

Experience our coding bootcamp in Berlin

Learn full stack web development in Europe’s booming startup hub! Berlin is not only an excitingly multicultural and historically-rich city, it is also one of the main startup hubs in Europe. With tech companies such as Rocket Internet, Zalando, SoundCloud, Babbel or Delivery Hero being created in the capital of Germany, the opportunities to learn and network are endless. Looking for a career in web development? Join our coding school in Berlin.

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From day 1 to Demo Day.

Check out our free events in Berlin.

Hiring Day at Le Wagon in Berlin.

Visit our campus

Rudi-Dutschke-Straße 26, 10969 Berlin

Le Wagon’s campus is located at the heart of historical Berlin, at Checkpoint Charlie. Our 480sqm space welcomes students every day who are looking to dive into a world of tech, startups and networking with our local graduates. In addition to our intensive full stack web development bootcamp, we host free evening workshops and entrepreneurial talks during the week that are open to all. Come down for one of our events and meet us!

Next batches:

Oct 7, 2019 - Dec 6, 2019 (Full-time - 6,500 €) Apply now
Jan 13, 2020 - Mar 13, 2020 (Full-time - 6,500 €) Apply now

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Financing options in Germany

Bildungsgutschein by the Bundesagentur für Arbeit or Job Cente

Le Wagon’s 9 week FullStack Web Development Program is now counted as a vocational training in Germany. This means that if you are registered in Germany and unemployed (or soon to be), you are eligible to receive a Bildungsgutschein (an education voucher) from the Bundesagentur für Arbeit or Job Center and take our course for free.

- How to apply: You will find more information here

- Only applicable for full-time

- Our Maßnahmenummer is 962 366 19

- Take a look at our FAQ

Study first and pay later - based on your income with CHANCEN eG

With the Income Share Agreements, you can focus on the bootcamp, while CHANCEN eG takes care of your tuition fees. In exchange, you commit to affording future generations with the same opportunity. Once you start working in a company or found your own startup, you start making income based repayments to finance the training fees of future generations.

- How to apply: You will find more information here

- Applicable for our full-time and part-time program

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Products built in Berlin.

Our students had 2 weeks to invent, design, code  and pitch their idea.

Recipeasy Summer 2018

Ever wondered what to cook for dinner when you only have a few items left in your fridge? Recipeasy is a recipe generator from the ingredients you love. Just press the space bar to find the perfect match and start cooking.

Matt Pitt
Rookstars Winter 2018

Tech graduates don't have a portfolio to present to potential employees and NGO's need tech-skilled people to create a digital awareness for their cause. Rookstars is a marketplace connecting NGOs to tech graduates who need to build a portfolio.

Juliette Chevalier
Pingo Winter 2018

Driving to work, uni, or your friends is painful when encountering traffic jams and spending hours circling the block for a parking spot. Pingo lets you share the ride, reducing the number of cars on the road and enabling you to make new friends!

Vinh-Nghi Tiet
Novelty Spring 2018

Writing a 50k word novel is a huge task, and most people never finish. Novelty is a distraction free text editor that coaches you to meet your goals with tracking, visualization, and prompts.

Meredith Avery
Dogrunner Summer 2017

It's difficult for large dogs to get enough exercise, especially in the city. When dogs get enough exercise, they are healthier and happier. Dogrunner connects dog-loving runners with dogs that need more exercise.

John Fish
Fitflex Summer 2017

Fitflex is a platform where studio owners can offer less visited courses at a low drop-in price to sport enthusiasts who are flexible in their daily planning.

Nhung Nguyen
Travel Fit Summer 2018

Travellers don't know where and who do to sports with in unkown places. Travelfit is a social platform that will recommend local places for sports and sport events taking place during your trip.

Zuza Zuber
MeineKita Spring 2018

Few available kindergarten vacancies are distributed arbitrarily causing loads of unnecessary, unsatisfying, and repetitive paperwork. Meinekita is a centralized register to match family and Kita profiles!

Aquiles Valdivia Orozco
Bookids Spring 2018

While children are influenced by the fast-paced environment, parents increasingly struggle to help their children overcome these problems. Bookids is personalized children books with pedagogical background.

Lina Meyer
Artroom Summer 2018

There is little incentive to check out modern art, classical art feels safer. Artroom is a virtual room that asks for your mood and gives you a piece of art from just the last few decades. If you like it, hang it on the wall!

Taylor Lindsay

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Meet our staff

Learn with world-class teachers and passionate team members

Rich O'Grady

Originally from London, Rich is the Driver at Le Wagon Berlin. After learning to code, he started to become interested in building digital products. He now oversees the bootcamp and helps students ensure they have an amazing learning experience!

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Rhett Büttrich

Hailing from Dresden, Rhett has a background in finance and accounting. After completing Le Wagon in 2018, he decided to join the team to help first with the business operations. Now he looks after all of the applicant onboarding to the bootcamp.

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Nimkit Lepcha

You have surely seen Nim at one of our meetups around Berlin! She is in charge of anything marketing, community or events related. Speak to her in German, French or English, she will be more than happy to answer your questions!

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Dimitri Bosch

A truly multi-cultural and cross-disciplinary person, Dimitri learnt to code in Ruby after working in the cinema industry. He has found his passion, working as a freelance web developer while living in Japan and then decided to settle in Berlin!

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Sarah Lafer

Sarah orginally has a background in Journalism and Cultural Anaylsis. Before learning how to code, Sarah worked for several newspapers and magazines. She is based in Berlin and enjoys applying all of her front end magic that she can.

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Andrey Baranov

A foreign TV correspondent in the past, Andy discovered coding at the age of 30 and took a leap of faith after taking Le Wagon in Paris. Always in search of right words to explain programming concepts, he considers coding a form of creative writing.

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