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You can study from many locations. Choose yours below.
How it works: If you are a DI beneficiary, you can request them to finance the whole Bootcamp to help you retrain professionally. The DI fund can also continue to pay your daily indemnities and pay for transport and food.
Eligibility: For everyone who is a DI beneficiary.
More information: on website or email info@svazurich.ch
Eligibility: For everyone who is a DI beneficiary.
More information: on website or email info@svazurich.ch
How it works: In Switzerland, Temporary Workers contribute to a fund called Temptraining, which provides financial support for vocational training for temporary employees, enabling them to progress in their careers and preparing them for the job market. Le Wagon is registered as a certified training institute. Depending on your contributions, you can get up to 5000 CHF off the training cost and 2250 CHF for daily allowances.
Eligibility: For everyone who has worked as a temporary worker in Switzerland with a minimum of 88 hours and a maximum of 880 hours. Applicants must hold a permit and the last day of employment must not be longer than 6 months prior to the application date.
More info on website or email info@temptraining.ch
Eligibility: For everyone who has worked as a temporary worker in Switzerland with a minimum of 88 hours and a maximum of 880 hours. Applicants must hold a permit and the last day of employment must not be longer than 6 months prior to the application date.
More info on website or email info@temptraining.ch
How it works: Swiss Mountain Aid is a foundation financed exclusively by donations with the aim of improving livelihoods and living conditions in the Swiss mountain region. Thanks to that foundation, you can get 50% off the bootcamp cost.
Eligibility: You need to be working in a small company (less than 49 full-time employees) located in the Mountains (at least zone 2).
More info on website or email patrick.zollinger@berghilfe.ch
Eligibility: You need to be working in a small company (less than 49 full-time employees) located in the Mountains (at least zone 2).
More info on website or email patrick.zollinger@berghilfe.ch
How it works: You can get 1000 CHF thanks to the #lifelonglearning Boost program. A program co-developed by Digital Switzerland & UBS.
Eligibility: Candidates without a tertiary degree as well as employees of SMEs in sectors such as Crafts, Trade, Food and Retail will be given high priority. Also employees and freelancers.
How it works: Some of our students manage to get funded by their unemployment agency.
Eligibility: For everyone who is registered as unemployed.
We advise you to contact us before talking to your unemployment officer so we can help you present your request in the best manner.
Eligibility: For everyone who is registered as unemployed.
We advise you to contact us before talking to your unemployment officer so we can help you present your request in the best manner.
How it works: Le Wagon is partnering with the Canton of Geneva. They offer a 750 CHF check to people who want to follow one of our bootcamps.
Eligibility: You have to be living or working in Geneva for more than one year and earn less than a certain amount.
Eligibility: You have to be living or working in Geneva for more than one year and earn less than a certain amount.
How it works: FLAT Lausanne (Fondation lausannoise d'aide par le travail) can give 0% loans or even sometimes financial donations to people who want to study in a private school like Le Wagon.
Eligibility: You have to be living in the city of Lausanne and be Swiss or have a Swiss permit (B or C). You also have to show proof that you have limited financial resources. You will have to submit a file and do an interview with FLAT Lausanne. It takes about 2 months to get an official response from FLAT Lausanne once you have submitted your file.
More info here
Eligibility: You have to be living in the city of Lausanne and be Swiss or have a Swiss permit (B or C). You also have to show proof that you have limited financial resources. You will have to submit a file and do an interview with FLAT Lausanne. It takes about 2 months to get an official response from FLAT Lausanne once you have submitted your file.
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How it works: the Fondation Formation Vallée Broye can give 0% loans or even sometimes financial donations to people who want to study in a private school like Le Wagon.
Eligibility: You have to be living in the Vallée de Broye. You will have to submit a file and describe your professional project.
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Eligibility: You have to be living in the Vallée de Broye. You will have to submit a file and describe your professional project.
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How it works: Stipendum has direct contact with individual foundations, and they can advise you where an application makes sense. You make a request on the platform, if they accept it you pay CHF 78.- and then receive a list of foundations you can directly apply to.
Eligibility: You need to be a Swiss resident or have minimum a B permit. Applications are done in German.
How it works: Educa Swiss is a Swiss foundation that promotes and finances education. They support motivated people in the implementing their educational project by providing free support during planning and budgeting and by arranging low-interest educational loans.
Eligibility: You are of legal ag, are pursuing a specific career goal and are a Swiss resident.
More info on website or email mail@educaswiss.ch
How it works: From January 2023 you can apply to the City of Zurich and request for financial assistance to start a new career. Consultation is for free and if you application is accepted you will receive money for the training.
Eligibility: You need to be at least 20 year, have been living in the city of Zürich for 2 years and working for the last 5 year with a low income. Lastly you need to have not completed any training for more than 3 years.
More info on website or call +41 44 412 7878
How it works: AVDEP (Fondation Vaudoise pour l'accès à l'enseignement privé) can give scholarships to people who want to study in a private school like Le Wagon.
Eligibility: Anyone with limited resources can apply. You have much better chances of getting a scholarship if you live in Canton of Vaud. You will have to submit a file and then a Jury will decide. Applications open on Dec. 1st each year and close on March 1st.
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Eligibility: Anyone with limited resources can apply. You have much better chances of getting a scholarship if you live in Canton of Vaud. You will have to submit a file and then a Jury will decide. Applications open on Dec. 1st each year and close on March 1st.
More info here
How it works: in Switzerland, you can deduct up to CHF 12000 from your revenue for education costs. This amount can vary depending on the canton you live in.
Eligibility: You have to be Swiss resident and fill in a Tax Declaration.
Eligibility: You have to be Swiss resident and fill in a Tax Declaration.
