Your people learn on their own work, from the engineers who build it.
Your people learn on their own work, with their own tools.
AI Training
The skin keeps growing after we leave.
Our Courses
- Intermediate to AdvancedCoding Agents2 days
Build autonomous AI agents that write, debug, and improve code. Master agent architecture and practical implementation for real-world development workflows.
- BeginnerAI Fundamentals1 day
Comprehensive introduction to AI covering core concepts, technologies, and practical applications. No prior AI experience required.
- IntermediateAI Product Development & Deployment2 days
Design, build, deploy, and scale AI applications from concept to production with best practices and real-world patterns.
- Beginner to IntermediateAI for Business & Strategy1 day
Strategic guide to using AI for competitive advantage. Learn to assess opportunities, build business cases, and lead AI transformation.
- AdvancedAdvanced AI Agents & Multi-Agent Systems1 day
Deep dive into sophisticated agent architectures, autonomous systems, and multi-agent coordination for production-grade applications.
Four stages, each with a price. Three of them end.
- 01 / 04
AI Discovery
- Two weeks
- fixed fee
The problem in one sentence, your data seen, one prioritised backlog and a go or no-go.
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AI Pilot
- Weeks
- fixed scope
A working agent or skin on your data, with the failure cases written before anyone trusts it.
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AI Rollout
- Staged
- one agreement
Production on your systems, under your permissions, with our team after.
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AI Operations
- Monthly
- rolling
We keep the system running once it is live: monitoring, the fixes, an agreed scope of change each month, and a one-page report.
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What people ask before they enrol.
Both. The courses run as scheduled sessions you can join, and privately for one organisation, where the examples become your systems and your standards. The private version is the one that changes how people work afterwards.
The engineers who build this for clients. We do not keep a separate training department, so the examples are jobs we have actually done, including the ones that went wrong.
The developer pathway if people will build. The business pathway if they will decide. Most organisations need some of each, and mixing the two in one room is usually where the useful arguments happen.
Yes. AI Fundamentals assumes none at all, and no programming. The later courses assume the earlier ones.
Yes. The material is built to work either way, and a private cohort can be split across sites.
Bring us the problem nobody has cracked yet.
We are a small team of senior specialists. We pick the right model and the right layer, and we build the least machinery that does the job. You get a call with an engineer, not a sales deck.