Read our guide on Le Wagon’s Data Analytics bootcamp in Tokyo
What is the Data Analytics bootcamp?
Launched in 2024, Le Wagon Tokyo’s Data Analytics program offers a part-time, flexible format great for people who want to upskill without quitting their current job. The course spans 24 weeks and mixes live sessions with self-paced materials and real-time support.
Through the bootcamp you’ll build skills that are in high demand in today’s data-driven world, including:
- Understanding key business metrics (like churn, funnel analysis, CAC, etc.)
- Data extraction, transformation, and loading (ETL) using SQL and automation tools
- BI dashboards with Power BI and Looker Studio
- Working with Python and Jupyter Notebook for data analysis
- Discovering additional analytics and automation tools like Tableau, Airflow, Google Analytics, n8n and Fivetran
- Foundations of Machine Learning, helpful for collaborating with data science teams
Graduates can pursue roles such as Data Analyst, Business Intelligence Analyst, or Data Project Manager / Consultant, positioning themselves for careers where data guides smarter business decisions.
HelloWork Subsidy: how it helps you finance the bootcamp
HelloWork subsidy, officially known as the Specialized Practice Education and Training Benefits Program (専門実践教育訓練給付金), is managed by Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare and administered through HelloWork offices. This subsidy helps mid-career professionals upskill or reskill for the future.
In total, the Specialized Practice Education and Training Benefits Program reimburses Data Analytics program tuition fees up to 632,000 yen per year.
After the course completion, you will be reimbursed 395,000 yen. If you find a job with employment insurance support within one year after completing the course, an additional 158,000 yen will be provided.
Plus, you can get an extra 79,000 yen refund if the salary you get from their new position after the bootcamp is higher than the previous one by at least 5%.
To make things easy to understand, we’ve consolidated in a table the subsidy you can receive for each case.
| Course name | Tuition fee | Reimbursed after completion | Reimbursed if you find a job within 1 year | Reimbursed if new salary > old salary by at least 5% | Tuition fee you’ll actually pay if fully reimbursed |
| Data Analytics program | 790,000¥ | 395,000¥ | 553,000¥ | 632,000¥ | 158,000¥ |
To qualify for the HelloWork subsidy, applicants usually must:
- Have at least 2 years of employment insurance (雇用保険) coverage in Japan (or 3 years if you’ve claimed benefits before)
- Have an active record of employment insurance in the year before the program starts
- Confirm the designated course number with Le Wagon Tokyo. This can be done during a call with our team – please book a call using this link.
Importantly, you don’t need to be unemployed to benefit from it – full-time employees are eligible for the subsidy too.
What Data Analytics are eligible for the HelloWork subsidy?
Data Analytics Part-time (24 weeks)
April 4 to September 4, 2026
Our part-time format lets you study Data Analytics over 24 weeks, wherever it suits you. You’re also welcome to drop by our Tokyo campus anytime you’re nearby. Here’s what the experience looks like:
- Live classes: two evening sessions each week (Tuesday and Thursday, 19:00 – 22:00 Japan time) plus one session every Saturday (9:00-18:00 Japan time).
- On-demand learning: full access to all course materials, available 24/7 and after the bootcamp ends.
- Ongoing support: instructors and teaching assistants are available during live sessions and remotely whenever you need help.
- Career coaching: guidance on job search strategy, CV reviews, and interview preparation during and after the bootcamp
Any questions?
If you’re curious about the Data Analytics bootcamp, the HelloWork subsidy, or how this could fit your career plan, feel free to book an online call with us.
