Frequently asked questions
Here you'll find the answers to your most frequently asked questions. You can also ask them live on our Open Evenings.

Here you'll find the answers to your most frequently asked questions. You can also ask them live on our Open Evenings.
There's no typical profile at Jedha! You don't need to know how to code or have an engineering degree. Thanks to our tiered training system, our courses are accessible to all.
In fact, our students come from a wide range of backgrounds: jobseekers undergoing professional retraining, current professionals looking to upgrade their skills, entrepreneurs and even students. All fields of activity are equally represented.
To find out more, take part in our Soirée Portes Ouvertes, where alumni talk about their training pathways.
The prerequisites for our courses depend on the level you choose:
These different levels of training can be combined to suit your entry level and desired exit level.
Our programs are designed to help you succeed professionally according to your goals:
On average, graduates of our Fullstack training courses in Data and Cyber can expect salaries of €35-45k for their first position. Nevertheless, your first salary after your training at Jedha depends on a number of factors:
But the most important thing to remember is that the shortage of Data and Cybersecurity profiles is here to stay. Faced with this, companies are ready to recruit more atypical profiles, and offer attractive salaries.
The deadline for registering for a training session depends on the financing method chosen:
Of course we do! Jedha's mission is to give everyone equal access to training and employment without discrimination. We are constantly striving to adapt our programs and training methods to people with any kind of disability. Whether visible or invisible, your disability will be taken into account throughout your training.
If you are interested in one of our courses, you must first submit your application to our Admissions team. Our disability advisor will then contact you to adapt your training to your situation.
Yes, we do! All our courses are offered on a part-time basis, a highly flexible learning format that adapts to your professional and personal constraints:
To find out more, attend our Open Evening or make an appointment with our Admissions team.
Yes, most of our training courses are eligible for the CPF! In fact, Jedha delivers a "Data Science Designer-Developer" certification registered with the RNCP (Registre National des Compétences Professionnelles). This state-approved diploma, equivalent to Bac +3/4, gives access to a wide range of public funding schemes, including the CPF.
To find out more, read our detailed article on how to use your Compte Professionnel de Formation (CPF ).
Yes, you can ask your company to cover some or all of your training costs. And your company can be helped by its OPCO to pay these costs.
In fact, Jedha is a Qualiopi-certified training organization "au titre des actions de formation". As a result, your company can ask its OPCO to pay for your training at Jedha. Our admissions teams can advise you on the steps to take.
As a student at Jedha, you can benefit from a student loan with preferential conditions, thanks to our partnership with Société Générale. To find out more about this student loan, see our dedicated article .
If you wish to finance part or all of your training yourself, you have a choice of payment methods:
To find out more, see our article on instalment options.
Yes, Pôle Emploi can finance some or all of your training through the Aide Individuelle à la Formation (AIF). To find out more, see our dedicated article.
All our training fees are listed on the Training Fees page of our website.
In order to offer you the best learning experience, we deliberately limit our class sizes to a maximum of twenty students. Jedha is a school on a human scale, and we take great care to ensure that you have easy access to your teachers and coaches.
The morning starts at 9:30 with a review of the concepts covered in the previous course, guided by the teacher. At 10 a.m., it's time for the theory class, where new concepts are explored and explained by our teacher. From 11:30 a.m. onwards, you'll have the opportunity to put your newly-acquired notions into practice with simple exercises before the lunch break.
Theafternoon, from 1:30 pm, is dedicated to challenges: advanced practical exercises, simulating professional situations, where you are supported by our coaches. From 4pm onwards, Office Hours allow you to rework the day's lessons and your projects on your own.
All our courses can be taken on a full-time or part-time basis. Full-time courses run from Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. For part-time courses, you progress at your own pace, but we recommend that you devote around 2 hours a day to the course.
Here are the different lengths of our training courses:
Data Essentials
◦ Full-time - 75h course over 2 weeks
◦ Part-time - at your own pace over 6 weeks
Data Analysis Fullstack
◦ Full-time - 450 hours of classes over 3 months
◦ Part-time - at your own pace over 8 months
Data Analysis Lead
◦ Full-time - 112 hours of classes over 3 weeks
◦ Part-time - at your own pace over 2 months
Data Science Fullstack
◦ Full-time - 450 hours of classes over 3 months
◦ Part-time - at your own pace over 8 months
Data Science Lead
◦ Full-time - 112 hours of classes over 3 weeks
◦ Part-time - at your own pace over 2 months
Cyber Security Essentials
◦ Full-time - 70 hours of classes over 2 weeks
◦ Part-time - at your own pace over 6 weeks
Full Stack Cyber Security
◦ Full-time - 420 hours of classes over 3 months
◦ Part-time - at your own pace over 8 months
Our training courses are unique. There are 3 main reasons for this:
Our courses are taught in French, and all our teachers and coaches are French-speaking.
Nevertheless, all the teaching resources (written courses, exercises, projects) on our JULIE e-learning platform are in English. We have made this choice because English is the working language of the majority of Data and Cybersecurity professionals, and it is essential to have a minimum level of English to continue self-training after your time at Jedha. To follow the course, you'll need to be comfortable reading and understanding English content.
We don't provide computers, so it's essential that you bring your own, powerful machine . For example, to follow our Cybersecurity training courses, you'll need a computer with 8 GB RAM, as well as several dozen GB of available storage space.
For our full-time courses: you have the freedom to follow the courses in one of three ways: face-to-face, distance learning or a hybrid approach, allowing you to alternate between the two according to your preferences.
All our teachers and coaches teach face-to-face from our premises. But they have also been trained in the use of the tools (camera, microphone, screen, virtual classroom software) needed to offer the most fluid and dynamic hybrid courses possible.
For our part-time courses: Masterclasses and coaching are delivered 100% online, but you're welcome to work in our Paris office if you like.
You can find the dates of upcoming training courses on the Training pages of our website:
Our training courses can be adapted to your personal and professional constraints. In the event of a one-off absence, you can catch up on the lessons you've missed on our JULIE e-learning platform! You'll find the day's lesson in written format, plus a video replay recorded by one of our experienced instructors.