Coding Bootcamp in Oslo - Le Wagon

Learn to code a tech product in 9 weeks at Le Wagon.

Next batch - Jan 6, 2020 (69,000 NOK) - Scholarship available

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FullStack program.

During our 9-week coding bootcamp, build several web applications and your own project. Create a solid Github portfolio and learn to work within a tech team.

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Experience our coding bootcamp in Oslo

The fastest growing tech scene in the Nordics

Learn full stack web development in Europe’s booming startup hub! Norway has one of the most active ecosystems for investment in the Nordics and Oslo is the place to be. Surrounded by mountains and sea, this compact, cultured and fun city has a lot to offer. Looking for a career in web development? Join our coding school in Oslo.

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Visit our campus

Chr. Krohgs gate 1, 0186 Oslo, Norway c/o OHOI

Le Wagon’s campus is located at the heart of Oslo. Our space every day welcomes students eager 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:

Jan 6, 2020 - Mar 6, 2020 (Full-time - 69,000 NOK) Apply now

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Startup Co-founders

Meet our staff

Learn with world-class teachers and passionate team members

Joanna Gaudyn

Joanna is the founder and business driver for Norway. Alumna of #batch71, she's worked as a full-stack software developer and taught at Le Wagon before she decided to open its new chapter in Scandinavia.

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Morten Salvesen

Morten is an alumnus of #batch155. He's a freelance game developer and full stack developer from Norway with passion for sharing his knowledge and experience.

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Angelica Vanni

Angelica studied visual communication at IED Turin and worked as a graphic designer for three years. She chose Le Wagon because she was always particularly interested in the digital world as she thinks the startups can build a better future.

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Benjamin Baranger

Ben worked in IT for 9 years, the last 3 as a Production Integrator working closely with devs. In 2017 he realised he wanted to become one and never looked back. Since then he's been busy expanding his knowledge and helping others learn to code.

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Sarah Lafer

Originally from Austria, Sarah did Le Wagon in Berlin (batch #111) and now teaches in different cities all around the world. Before becoming a digital nomad she worked as a journalist covering stories in the fields of arts, culture and design.

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Jack Cohen

After completing batch #193 in Tel Aviv, decided that becoming TA would be an important stepping stone for growth. Passion lies in backend development, and lifelong learning!

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