* Who is eligible to enroll?
This degree program is accessible to all, but here are some recommendations:
- A high school degree
- A good level of English
- Access to a computer (PC or Mac), headphones, a webcam
- Good internet access
* What will I learn?
- Analyze a project and choose a technical solution
- Design technical architecture using UML diagrams
- Create web projects with JavaScript
- Query a database that uses and stores information
- Use tools such as jQuery to simplify front-end code
- Implement unit and integration tests
- Write project documentation
- Optimize performance
- Create responsive interfaces
* How will I learn at OpenClassrooms?
Our learning method is unique and revolves around two elements: professional projects and dedicated mentoring sessions.
Projects
 At OpenClassrooms, learning is project-driven because that’s the fastest way to become proficient. Projects offer hands-on experience so you can hit the ground running when you start your new job.
The Front-End Web Development degree course has 9 projects that you’ll need to complete one at a time with the support of your mentor. You’ll receive a detailed brief with the context, customer requirements and additional details. Then it’s up to you to go away and make it real! To do this you’ll have to be creative, coming up with innovative solutions to the questions at hand.
Mentorship
During your path, you will be allocated a mentor who will offer one-to-one support via weekly video conference sessions. This mentor will offer guidance on your projects, help define objectives and guide you until you reach them. Our mentors are dedicated professionals who are experts in their field and have experience in sharing their know-how with our students.
* Your degree
OpenClassrooms is an official private distance learning establishment registered with the Board of Education in Paris, France that grants its own degrees as well as those of prestigious academic partners.
Upon completion of your studies and validation of your skills by an academic jury, you will earn a "Web developer (Développeur(euse) d’application)" Bachelor's-level Degree, registered with the National Directory of Professional Certifications (RNCP).
This degree is at level 6 on the EQF (European Qualifications Framework).
If you have questions about its equivalence in order to undertake further study, contact your university or master's program.
* Your Job Guarantee
At OpenClassrooms we are committed to helping you find your ideal job. We promise.
By following the learning path "Front-end developer", you’ll learn an exciting new profession with great career prospects.
What’s more, you’ll find a job within six months of graduating or we’ll give you your money back!

* What will I do as Ruby developer?
Ruby developers write backend code in, of course, the programming language Ruby! This versatile and accessible language is a great choice for people starting out in development or for experienced developers looking to make a switch. Thanks to the Ruby on Rails framework, it's easy to build full websites from A to Z by using a few simple commands.
Ruby developers could be in charge of:
- Creating Ruby programs from scratch
- Using the Ruby on Rails framework to create websites
- Deploying Rails applications
- Scaling Rails applications
- Bringing mock-ups to life in a beautiful and consistent manner
- Optimizing page loading time
- Communicating with front-end developers for information exchange across the application
- Using best practices to structure Ruby code
- Writing tests to ensure the site’s back-end accounts for all possible uses
- Ensuring the maintenance and growth of a site’s back-end
* How much will I earn?
By following this path, you could end up in a job with the following salaries:
United States
Beginner: $60,000 - $80,000
More experienced: $80,000 - $200,000+
United Kingdom
Beginner: £30,000 - £45,000
More experienced: £45,000 - £100,000
* What are my job prospects?
This path can prepare you for the following jobs:
- Ruby developer
- Ruby on Rails developer
* Who is eligible to enroll?
This degree program is accessible to all. Here are some recommendations:
- A high school degree
- A good level of English
- Access to a computer (Mac, Linux-based, or a PC), headphones, a webcam, and a good internet connection
To earn the degree, you’ll need to complete all projects and have them evaluated by your mentors. Your work will then be evaluated by a jury composed of professionals. Follow the courses offered in the path to prepare yourself for the projects.
* What will I learn?
In this path, you'll learn how to:
- Write Ruby code
- Read and write object-oriented programs
- Build a website with the Ruby on Rails framework
- Deploy a Rails application
- Publish code as a Ruby gem
- Write HTML and CSS
- Analyze a project and choose a technical solution
- Design technical architecture using UML diagrams
- Query a database that uses and stores information
- Write project documentation
- Optimize performance
* How will I learn at OpenClassrooms?
Our learning method is unique and revolves around two elements: professional projects and dedicated mentoring sessions.
Projects
At OpenClassrooms, learning is project-driven because that’s the fastest way to become proficient. Projects offer hands-on experience so you can hit the ground running when you start your new job.
Mentorship
During your path, you will be allocated a mentor who will offer one-to-one support via weekly video conference sessions. This mentor will offer guidance on your projects, help define objectives and guide you until you reach them. Our mentors are dedicated professionals who are experts in their field and have experience in sharing their know-how with our students.
* Your degree
OpenClassrooms is an official private distance learning establishment registered with the Board of Education in Paris, France that grants its own degrees as well as those of prestigious academic partners.
Upon completion of your studies and validation of your skills by an academic jury, you will earn a "Web developer (Développeur(euse) d’application)" Bachelor's-level Degree, registered with the National Directory of Professional Certifications (RNCP).
This degree is at level 6 on the EQF (European Qualifications Framework).
If you have questions about its equivalence in order to undertake further study, contact your university or master's program.
* Your Job Guarantee
At OpenClassrooms we are committed to helping you find your ideal job. We promise.
By following the learning path "Ruby developer", you’ll learn an exciting new profession with great career prospects.
What’s more, you’ll find a job within six months of graduating or we’ll give you your money back!

UX designers are responsible for creating great user experiences that respond to the needs of actual users. In particular, UX designers need to:
Carry out different research methodologies
Inform design decisions through research
Prototype concepts
Solve complex problems
Design experiences and solutions that meet customer needs
Test iterations on real users
Effectively communicate design decisions
Collaborate across teams and projects
How much will I earn?
UX designers tend to earn more than graphic designers and web developers.
By following this path, you could end up in a job with the following salaries:
United States
Entry level: $40-70,000
Experienced:  $60-190,000
United Kingdom
Entry level: £31-40,000
Experienced: £40-95,000
 Note that salaries are often dependent on location.
*What are my job prospects?
UX designers are in demand by every kind of company, from startups to big companies.  UX design can be applied to any industry, and companies are increasingly growing their in-house UX teams, which may be made up of design researchers, usability testers, UX designers, and UI [user interface = visual look and feel] designers. It is also possible to work freelance as a UX expert.
Find UX design job offers on Indeed, LinkedIn, Glassdoor, Zip Recruiter, and Authentic Jobs.
*Who is eligible to enroll?
In order to take this learning path, you must have the following prerequisites:
A bachelor's degree or equivalent experience (if you would like more information about this, please contact advisors@openclassrooms.com)
A good level of English
Access to a computer (PC or Mac), headphones, a webcam, and a good internet connection
*What will I learn?
Apply UX principles to actual projects
Conduct research studies including ethnography, usability testing and card sorting
Assess a scenario and create a research path
Lead and facilitate design thinking exercises and workshops
Prototype ideas to save time and money
Create wireframes
Implement research findings and analytics in product development
Manage creative projects
Translate complex ideas into accessible objectives
Design effective user experiences
Apply graphic design skills across projects
Communicate your process and design decisions
Present your findings to stakeholders and clients
*Which job titles can I have?
This path can prepare you for the following jobs:
UX designer
UX/UI designer
Experience designer
Design/User researcher
*How will I learn at OpenClassrooms?
Our learning method is unique and revolves around two elements: professional projects and dedicated mentoring sessions.
Projects
At OpenClassrooms, learning is project-driven because that’s the fastest way to become proficient. Projects offer hands-on experience so you can hit the ground running when you start your new job.
Want to see an example of a project? Read our blog post here.
Mentorship
During your path, you will be allocated a mentor who will offer one-to-one support via weekly video conference sessions. This mentor will offer guidance on your projects, help define objectives and guide you until you reach them. Our mentors are dedicated professionals who are experts in their field and have experience in sharing their know-how with our students.
Any questions? Contact our student advisors at +44 20 3868 9900 or +1 (929) 376 0101, or send an email to a student advisor at hello@openclassrooms.com.
Opening hours: Monday to Friday 8.30am- 6.00pm UK time, until 1 pm Eastern Time.
*Your diploma
OpenClassrooms is an official private distance learning establishment registered with the Board of Education in Paris, France that grants its own diplomas as well as those of prestigious academic partners.
Upon completion of your studies and validation of your skills by an academic jury, you will earn a "UX Designer" master's-level diploma.
This diploma is at level 7 on the EQF (European Qualifications Framework). Thanks to the Bologna Process, signed by 50 countries, our master's-level diploma is recognized by all participating countries, notably in Europe.
This path will be the subject of a registration application with the National Directory of Professional Certifications (RNCP), via the National Commission of Professional Certifications (CNCP), in order for the level of the diploma to be recognized by the State. This process takes 8 to 18 months. If the outcome is successful, the first students will be able to retroactively claim recognition by the RNCP in accordance with article L335-6 of the Code of Education. If the outcome is negative, the level of the diploma will not be recognized by the State.
If you have questions about its equivalence in order to undertake further study, contact your university or master's program.
*Your Job Guarantee
At OpenClassrooms we are committed to helping you find your ideal job. We promise.
By following the learning path "UX designer", you’ll learn an exciting new profession with great career prospects.
What’s more, you’ll find a job within six months of graduating or we’ll give you your money back!

In this path, you'll study product management. Product Managers are the people in the company who decide what should get built, which problems the team are solving, what the vision of the product is, and what business model applies. They are responsible for the return on investment (ROI) of their product. In particular, product managers:
- Develop a product vision
- Work with the tech team to make this vision a reality
- Validate all aspects of the business model
- Are the voice of the customer
- Prioritize all feature requests and say no to those which do not add the most value
- Create roadmaps for showing the direction the team will take to fulfil the product vision
- Integrate agile workflows (or other workflows) in teams
And more!
* How much will I earn?
By following this path, you could end up in a job with the following salaries:
United States
Beginner: $60,000 - $80,000
More experienced: $80,000 - $200,000+
Demand for product managers is very high.

United Kingdom
Beginner: £30,000 - £45,000
More experienced: £45,000 - £100,000
* What are my job prospects?
Product managers are actively recruited by many different kinds of companies. You could end up at a startup that's just getting off the ground or a massive company that operates globally! Every company has a "product," meaning platforms, services, or functionalities on which they depend. In this path, you'll also learn web technologies like HTML and CSS and will be even more equipped to live at the intersection of commercial, technical, design and customer needs/psychology fields at whichever company you end up at.
Find product management job offers on Indeed.
* Who is eligible to enroll?
This degree program is accessible to all, but here are some recommendations:
- A high school degree
- A good level of English
- Access to a computer (PC or Mac), headphones, a webcam, and a good internet connection
To earn the degree, you’ll need to complete all projects and have them evaluated by your mentors. Your work will then be evaluated by a jury composed of professionals. Follow the courses offered in the path to prepare yourself for the projects.
* What will I learn?
In this path, we start off by making sure that you have enough of a technical background to communicate effectively to the tech team. This is a key part of the role of a product manager since you'll work with teams like marketing, sales, tech, design, and more. You'll learn how to:
- Find and interview customers
- Know the competition and their products intimately
- Understand the problem, the solution, and the vision
- Document the model on a business model canvas
- Use lean startup experiments to validate the riskiest parts of the plan
- Work in an agile environment (if required)
- Interview potential customers
- Encourage learning every software cycle (of typically 2-3 weeks)
- Write user stories and acceptance tests
- Host requirement workshops (using impact maps, story maps, and the whiteboard!)
- Run estimation workshops
- Create and share roadmaps publicly
- Handle and prioritize all feature requests from sales, marketing, legal - even the CEO!
- Plan the release cycle
- Develop a product vision
- Design lean experiments using Lean Startup methodology
- Build a prototype of your product, install the prototype on your own mobile device and get feedback
- Build an agile release plan
- Keep up to date with the technological landscape
- You can also watch our course on Understand the Role of Product Manager if you want to learn more about the nature of the role.
* Which job titles can I have?
This path can prepare you for the following jobs:
- Product Manager
- Product Owner
- Technical Product Manager
* How will I learn at OpenClassrooms?
Our learning method is unique and revolves around two elements: professional projects and dedicated mentoring sessions.
Projects
At OpenClassrooms, learning is project-driven because that’s the fastest way to become proficient. Projects offer hands-on experience so you can hit the ground running when you start your new job.
Mentorship
During your path, you will be allocated a mentor who will offer one-to-one support via weekly video conference sessions. This mentor will offer guidance on your projects, help define objectives and guide you until you reach them. Our mentors are dedicated professionals who are experts in their field and have experience in sharing their know-how with our students.
* Your degree
OpenClassrooms is an official private distance learning establishment registered with the Board of Education in Paris, France that grants its own degrees as well as those of prestigious academic partners.
Upon completion of your studies and validation of your skills by an academic jury, you will earn a "Web developer (Développeur(euse) d’application)" Bachelor's-level Degree, registered with the National Directory of Professional Certifications (RNCP).
This degree is at level 6 on the EQF (European Qualifications Framework).
If you have questions about its equivalence in order to undertake further study, contact your university or master's program.
* Your Job Guarantee
At OpenClassrooms we are committed to helping you find your ideal job. We promise.
By following the learning path "Product manager", you’ll learn an exciting new profession with great career prospects.
What’s more, you’ll find a job within six months of graduating or we’ll give you your money back!

* What will I do as a full-stack developer?
The full-stack developer can handle both backend and frontend tasks, although they may not necessarily be an expert in either. If you're torn between learning multiple technologies, this might be the path for you! Full-stack developers may:
- Build a site backend in programming languages such as Ruby
- Use front-end libraries or frameworks
- Manage application deployment and put projects on servers
- Perform sysadmin tasks
- Run SQL queries on databases
- Want to deep dive into web development? You can read about it here.
* How much will I earn?
Web development can be a lucrative career with many prospects opening up as you continue to rack up valuable experience. Here is what you might expect to earn in your career as a full-stack web developer:
United States
Beginner: $50,000 - $80,000
2-5 years: $70,000 - $90,000
5+ years: $100,000 +
United Kingdom
Beginner: £30,000 - £40,000
2-5 years: £40,000 - £60,000
5+ years: £60,000 +
* What are my job prospects?
 This degree program can prepare you for the following jobs:
- Full-stack developer
- Junior front-end developer
- Junior back-end developer
* Who is eligible to enroll?
 This degree program is accessible to all, but here are some recommendations:
- A high school degree
- A good level of English
- Access to a computer (PC or Mac), headphones, a webcam
- Internet access
* What will I learn?
In this path, you'll learn how to:
- Create web projects with JavaScript
- Use React, a popular JavaScript library
- Write backend Ruby code
- Create Ruby on Rails applications
- Integrate React with Ruby on Rails
- Query a database that uses and stores information
- Deploy a website online
- Implement unit and integration tests
- Write project documentation
- Optimize performance
- Analyze a project and choose a technical solution
- Design technical architecture using UML diagrams
* How will I learn at OpenClasssrooms?
Our learning method is unique and revolves around two elements: professional projects and dedicated mentoring sessions.
Projects
At OpenClassrooms, learning is project-driven because that’s the fastest way to become proficient. Projects offer hands-on experience so you can hit the ground running when you start your new job.
Mentorship
During your path, you will be allocated a mentor who will offer one-to-one support via weekly video conference sessions. This mentor will offer guidance on your projects, help define objectives and guide you until you reach them. Our mentors are dedicated professionals who are experts in their field and have experience in sharing their know-how with our students.

* Your degree
OpenClassrooms is an official private distance learning establishment registered with the Board of Education in Paris, France that grants its own degrees as well as those of prestigious academic partners.
Upon completion of your studies and validation of your skills by an academic jury, you will earn a "Web developer (Développeur(euse) d’application)" Bachelor's-level Degree, registered with the National Directory of Professional Certifications (RNCP).
This degree is at level 6 on the EQF (European Qualifications Framework).
If you have questions about its equivalence in order to undertake further study, contact your university or master's program.
* Your Job Guarantee
At OpenClassrooms we are committed to helping you find your ideal job. We promise.
By following the learning path "Full-stack developer", you’ll learn an exciting new profession with great career prospects.
What’s more, you’ll find a job within six months of graduating or we’ll give you your money back!

* An Android developer:
- Builds mobile applications on the Android operating system
- Writes clean, well-structured code
- Writes unit and integration tests for their code
- Takes project briefs from clients and builds apps based on those needs
And more!
* How much will I earn?
Android developers, whether they work in Java or Kotlin, can be well-paid because the industry lacks specialized developers in this field.
As an Android developer, you'll be able to earn:
United States
Beginner: $60,000 - $80,000
More experienced: $80,000 - $120,000+
Freelance: $80-250 per hour
United Kingdom
Beginner: £35,000 - £45,000
More experienced: £45,000 - £60,000
Freelance: £400 per day
* What are my job prospects?
Android developers are actively recruited by every kind of company, from startups to big companies. Google products are widely used in almost every industry, and no company that ventures into web or mobile services would be able to do so fully without building Android applications, as Android is the most widely-used mobile platform in the world.
Find Android development job offers on Indeed.
* Who is eligible to enroll?
This degree program is accessible to all, but here are some recommendations:
- High school degree
- Good level of English
- Access to a computer (PC or Mac), headphones, a webcam, and a good internet connection
- Ideally an Android smartphone
You will also go much faster in this path if you have basic Java knowledge! Java basics are not covered in this path.
To earn the degree, you’ll need to complete all projects and have them evaluated by your mentors. Your work will then be evaluated by a jury composed of professionals. Follow the courses offered in the path to prepare yourself for the projects.
* What will I learn?
- Create Android applications based on Java and the development environment Android Studio
- Communicate with a database to store and retrieve information
- Write unit and integration tests, as well as interface tests
- Produce technical and functional documentation of an application
- Use a network to retrieve information
- Understand and apply Design Patterns to ensure application stability
- Analyze a project brief and choose a technical solution
- Create technical architecture using UML diagrams
- Respect Material Design recommendations in order to provide the best user experience possible
* How will I learn at OpenClassrooms?
Our learning method is unique and revolves around two elements: professional projects and dedicated mentoring sessions.
Projects
At OpenClassrooms, learning is project-driven because that’s the fastest way to become proficient. Projects offer hands-on experience so you can hit the ground running when you start your new job.
Mentorship
During your path, you will be allocated a mentor who will offer one-to-one support via weekly video conference sessions. This mentor will offer guidance on your projects, help define objectives and guide you until you reach them. Our mentors are dedicated professionals who are experts in their field and have experience in sharing their know-how with our students.
* Your degree
OpenClassrooms is an official private distance learning establishment registered with the Board of Education in Paris, France that grants its own degrees as well as those of prestigious academic partners.
Upon completion of your studies and validation of your skills by an academic jury, you will earn a "Web developer (Développeur(euse) d’application)" Bachelor's-level Degree, registered with the National Directory of Professional Certifications (RNCP).
This degree is at level 6 on the EQF (European Qualifications Framework).
If you have questions about its equivalence in order to undertake further study, contact your university or master's program.
* Your Job Guarantee
At OpenClassrooms we are committed to helping you find your ideal job. We promise.
By following the learning path "Android developer", you’ll learn an exciting new profession with great career prospects.
What’s more, you’ll find a job within six months of graduating or we’ll give you your money back!

An iOS developer:
- Builds mobile applications on the iOS operating system
- Writes clean, well-structured code
- Writes unit and integration tests for their code
- Takes project briefs from clients and builds apps based on those needs
- Builds great looking apps, from games to productivity hacks
And more!
* How much will I earn?
iOS development roles offer appealing compensation. By following this path, you may end up in a job in one of the following salary categories:
United States
Beginner: $60,000 - $80,000
More experienced: $80,000 - $120,000+
Freelance: $80-250 per hour
United Kingdom
Beginner: £35,000 - £45,000
More experienced: £45,000 - £60,000
Freelance: £400 per day
* What are my job prospects?
 iOS developers are actively recruited by every kind of company, from startups to big companies. Apple products are widely used in almost every industry, and no company that ventures into web or mobile services would be able to do so fully without building iOS applications.
Find iOS development job offers on Indeed. Other recommended resources to explore include LinkedIn, StackOverflow, RemixJobs, and ZipRecruiter.
* Who is eligible to enroll?
This degree program is accessible to all. Here are some recommendations:
- High school degree
- Good level of English
- Access to a Mac computer, headphones, a webcam, and a good internet connection
- Ideally an iPhone
To earn the degree, you will need to complete all projects and have them evaluated by your mentors. Your work will then be validated by a jury composed of professionals. Follow the courses offered in the path to prepare yourself for the projects.
* What will I learn?
In this path, you will learn how to:
- Create iPhone/iPad applications using Swift and Xcode
- Make your mobile applications look great
- Architect and implement the UI, animations, and interactions according to a design specification
- Utilize local data storage
- Ensure compliance with Apple submission requirements
- Integrate applications with remote resources
- Perform integration and testing of the apps with existing systems
- Produce functional and technical documentation for each project
- Apply best programming practices to ensure high-performance products
- Analyze a new project and choose a technical solution
- Design technical architecture using UML diagrams
* How will I learn at OpenClassrooms?
Our learning method is unique and revolves around two elements: professional projects and dedicated mentoring sessions.
Projects
 At OpenClassrooms, learning is project-driven because that’s the fastest way to become proficient. Projects offer hands-on experience so you can hit the ground running when you start your new job.
Mentorship
During your path, you will be allocated a mentor who will offer one-to-one support via weekly video conference sessions. This mentor will offer guidance on your projects, help define objectives and guide you until you reach them. Our mentors are dedicated professionals who are experts in their field and have experience in sharing their know-how with our students
* Your degree
OpenClassrooms is an official private distance learning establishment registered with the Board of Education in Paris, France that grants its own degrees as well as those of prestigious academic partners.
Upon completion of your studies and validation of your skills by an academic jury, you will earn a "Web developer (Développeur(euse) d’application)" Bachelor's-level Degree, registered with the National Directory of Professional Certifications (RNCP).
This degree is at level 6 on the EQF (European Qualifications Framework).
If you have questions about its equivalence in order to undertake further study, contact your university or master's program.
* Your Job Guarantee
At OpenClassrooms we are committed to helping you find your ideal job. We promise.
By following the learning path "iOS developer", you’ll learn an exciting new profession with great career prospects.
What’s more, you’ll find a job within six months of graduating or we’ll give you your money back!