Training in web development, no-code, data and AI.

Le Wagon is an intensive tech bootcamp, founded in 2013 in Paris, that teaches web development, data and AI, in person on a campus or online, full time or part time.
People changing careers, entrepreneurs and professionals who want to add tech or AI skills, and freelancers who want to build a marketable skill fast. The pace is demanding: full time, you need to free up several weeks.
Le Wagon doesn't display public prices: fees are adapted to each country and program, and a personalized quote is shared after a free, no-commitment application. Paying in full before the start: 5% discount. Paying in installments: from 3 to 36 months, with no extra fees, and a minimum deposit of €250. For public funding in France: CPF (up to €5,000 in credits), France Travail, FAF for independents, and Transition Pro. Conditions checked on lewagon.com in October 2026.
We recommend it to people who want an intensive setting and possible funding: Trustpilot reviews are excellent (4.8/5). The weak point to know about: the price is only visible after you apply, and the intensity of the pace comes up in reviews. Our detailed review of Le Wagon covers the formats, the funding and what learners say about it.
If your goal is to find projects once you've trained, see our review of Malt and the comparison of freelance project platforms.
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Le Wagon is an intensive tech bootcamp (web development, data, AI), present on more than 28 campuses worldwide according to its website, in person or online.
It can help you quickly gain a marketable skill (web development, data, AI), but it doesn't guarantee clients: you then have to find projects.
The AI Software bootcamp is 400 hours over 9 weeks full time, after 40 hours of preparation. A part-time option takes about 8 hours per week for 7 months.
Le Wagon doesn't display public prices: pricing is adapted to each country and shared after you apply, which is free and with no commitment (October 2026).