Online coding bootcamps
Learning tech skills should fit around real life. From Aotearoa New Zealand, you can join our live online bootcamps to learn by building, through hands-on projects, feedback from experienced instructors, and a supportive learning community.
A practical bootcamp experience for real skill growth
A structured, project-based programme designed to help you keep progressing.
Build job-relevant skills with an intensive, project-based bootcamp experience. Our programmes cover Cyber Security, Data Science & AI, UX/UI Design, and Web Development. You’ll learn through live classes, guided practice, and portfolio projects, so you can apply what you learn at work, in your own projects, or towards your next role in tech.
500 hours
Part-time | Full-time
3–6 months
Live classes
Online (NZT/NZDT-friendly)
Why Choose Code Labs Academy?
1-to-1 Career Coaching
Personalised support from career specialists: CV and LinkedIn refresh, mock interviews, and a tech-focused job-search strategy.
Portfolio-Ready Projects
Graduate with a GitHub-ready portfolio of real-world projects, built in class and polished with mentor feedback.
Industry-Driven Curriculum
Curriculum refreshed every quarter to match current hiring needs in AI, cybersecurity, and web development.
Recognised Certificate
Showcase your AZAV-accredited Code Labs Academy certificate on LinkedIn, your CV, and visa applications.
You don't need a computer science degree.
You need a path that works.
Maybe you're in a job with no room to grow. Maybe you taught yourself the basics but hit a wall, or you're staring at a hundred free courses with no idea which one leads to an actual job. That's the hard part, and it's the part we built the school around. We give you structure, a mentor who's done the work, and a career team whose only job is getting you hired. You bring the effort. We'll handle the rest.
Pick the path that fits the career you actually want.
120-500 hours
Part-time | Full-time
3–6 months
Live classes | Self-paced
Online
Step into one of tech's most in-demand roles. Learn to think like an attacker and defend like a professional.
Design products people actually want to use. Leave with a portfolio of real work, not classroom exercises.
