Learn to code at our Berlin campus and join a community of tech creators, career changers and entrepreneurs who changed their lives with us.
Choose the right course in Berlin to reach your goals, with a format adapted to your availabilities.
Some of our upcoming courses in Berlin can be followed remotely. After you complete your application, the admission manager will be in touch shortly to give you all the necessary information.
Web Development courses
From the database to the user interface, learn all the skills of a Software Developer and code your own web applications from scratch.
Data Science courses
From Python to advanced Machine Learning models, get all the skills to join a Data Science team.
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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Le Wagon's Web Development course is now officially certified by the Bundesagentur für Arbeit (or Job Center)! This means that our full-time (9 weeks) and part-time (24 weeks) web development courses now count as a vocational training. If you are unemployed (or soon to be) and registered in Germany, you will be eligible to receive a Bildungsgutschein and learn to code entirely for free.
Find out how to apply hereWith an Income Share Agreement, you can focus on the bootcamp, while our partner CHANCEN eG takes care of your tuition fees partially or completely during the time of the bootcamp. When you graduate, income based repayments are made to Chancen eG over a 5 year period. You can now apply for our full-time (9 weeks) and part-time (24 weeks) web development and data science courses.
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Our Berlin team members are all passionate about education. They have one common aim: to give you the best learning experience you can get, and help you achieve your goals during and after the course.
Jan is our Admission Manager for Berlin. Having a background in product development and entrepreneurship, he then learned to code and joined the team afterwards. He aims to bring this life changing experience to as many people as possible.
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Annie is our Campus Manager in Berlin. Originally from the Netherlands, Annie moved to Berlin with a Communications background. She worked in the start-up scene, learned how to code, and now helps students with an easy journey during the bootcamp.
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Richard is our General Manager for Germany. Originally from London, he decided to learn to code in Berlin and started to become interested in building digital products. He now oversees the bootcamps across Berlin and Munich.
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Nim is our Head of Marketing in Germany. She is originally from the land of fries, beers and chocolate and moved to vibrant Berlin for its music and tech scene. Nim now builds new partnerships, plans and markets our events, and supports women coders!
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Andreea is our Community & Events Manager in Berlin. With a background of events organising, customer experience and community, Andreea has what it takes to engage our students into social activities and create cool events for them.
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Rhett is our Business Operations Manager in Germany. Hailing from Dresden, he 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.
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Maarten is our Talent & Partnerships manager. He has a well-established network in Berlin and helps our students to find their dream jobs in tech, product, or data. He is also responsible of creating partnerships with companies.
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Ben is a Lead Teacher on the Data Science bootcamp. He joined Le Wagon at the dawn of the Data Science program and continues to contribute to its construction.
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Zuza is one of our lead teacher and developer in Berlin. After working in the sport industry, she discovered her passion for coding and worked as Fullstack developer in Berlin. You will always see her smiling and speaking about sports!
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Sarah is one of our lead teacher and developer in Berlin. She has a background in Journalism and Cultural Analysis. Before learning how to code, she worked for several newspapers and magazines.
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Ryan is one of our lead teachers and developers in Berlin. He was living in China & India and working on international development issues before learning to code. He aims to make a positive impact with his skills and enjoys mentoring students.
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Valerie is one of our lead teachers and developers in Berlin. She has a background in International Business and worked as a manager for a tech start-up before learning how to code at Le Wagon. She loves teaching, writing code and (salsa) dancing.
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From teaching English to teaching code, Irina travels the world to help others on their coding journeys, taking from her own experience and bringing her unique energy and motivation to the classroom.
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Andrey is one of our lead teachers and developer in Berlin. He used to be a foreign TV correspondent before he discovered coding at the age of 30 and took a leap of faith after taking Le Wagon in Paris.
more about AndreyHundreds of people have graduated from Le Wagon Berlin coding bootcamp and have turned their dreams into reality. Get inspired by their stories.
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Emanuel started off his career at PayPal, became interested in cryptocurrencies and recently launched a side project aiming at educating people on the topic.
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After a career as an assistant in the UK parliament, followed by being a strategy consultant, Matt decided to learn to code and create his own brand strategy and design agency.
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Heading down a business route after graduating, followed by a series of internships, Frederike wanted more from her future job and decided to join Le Wagon.
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!
In addition to our coding bootcamps, we host free evening workshops and entrepreneurial talks during the week that are open to all. Come down and meet us!
Local events, alumni launching their startups or joining the best companies, new scholarship programs... Read the latest news from Le Wagon Berlin.
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Learn how you and your employees can take advantage of public funding from the Agentur für Arbeit to learn to code while on Kurzarbeit or unemployed. Make the most of this difficult...
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Le Wagon in Germany has been certified as vocational training by the Bundesagentur für Arbeit (or Job Center). Anyone who is registered in Germany and unemployed is eligible to recei...
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Le Wagon nurtures a highly diverse community. As part of this cultural diversity, we feel very strongly about promoting gender parity. Recently we visited Wooga, a mobile game develo...
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Next Berlin Web Development course full-time coding bootcamp starts on Apr 12, 2021
