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AI courses in person, in Northern Virginia.

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The courses

What each course teaches.

Who it is for, what you learn and what you build. The same outline runs online and in person.

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AI at work for small teams

Who it is for

Owners and teams who write, answer and organise all day, and want AI to take the routine part. No coding needed.

What you will learn

  1. Where AI helps in a normal week, and where it gets in the way
  2. Writing clear instructions for the tasks you repeat
  3. Working with your own documents: what to share and what to keep out
  4. Checking the result before it goes to a customer
  5. Setting simple team rules for using AI

What you will build

  • A shared set of working instructions for your team's real tasks
  • A one-page team policy for using AI
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Build your first AI agent

Who it is for

People who already use AI and want it to run a task on its own. A little comfort with spreadsheets or email rules helps; coding is not required.

What you will learn

  1. What an agent is, and how it differs from a chat window
  2. Breaking a repeat task into steps a machine can follow
  3. Giving an agent the tools it needs, and nothing more
  4. The approval step: what it decides and what a person decides
  5. Reading the log, so you can see what it did and why

What you will build

  • One working agent for a task from your own work, such as sorting a shared inbox or drafting a weekly report
  • An approval step, so nothing goes out without a person
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An AI front desk for your website

Who it is for

Owners of a small business site who answer the same questions by email or phone every week.

What you will learn

  1. Choosing the questions an assistant should answer, and the ones it must hand over
  2. Feeding it your real content, so it answers from facts
  3. Handing a visitor to a person, with the conversation attached
  4. Testing it with the questions your customers really ask
  5. Privacy: what visitors are told and what is kept

What you will build

  • A working assistant on a test page of your site
  • A handover to your email for anything it cannot answer

How a session runs

One room, hands on.

We meet in Northern Virginia; the exact venue comes with your booking. Session length and the schedule are set with the dates. It goes home with you, working.

Before

An email with the venue, the time and what to bring: your laptop, charged, and one real task.

In the room

We teach, you build on your own laptop, and we sit with you when you get stuck.

After

What you built goes home with you, ready to use.

One room

Your seat, your laptop, us beside you.

One room in Northern Virginia, a small group, and help at your shoulder while you build.

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One room in Northern Virginia. Your seat and your laptop. Help at your shoulder.

Questions

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Asked about in-person courses

  • In Northern Virginia. The exact venue and directions come with your booking.

  • Your own laptop, charged, with a current browser, and one real task from your work.

  • No. The first course needs no coding, and the others show each step as you build.

  • No date is set yet. Leave your email in the form above and we write once, when it is.

  • Ask us. Book a call and tell us where your team is and what it does.

One room, laptops open.

A small group in Northern Virginia, with us beside you.

You get the venue and time.

Directions come with your booking.

You build with us beside you.

Hands on, on your own laptop.

You take it home working.

Ready to use the next day.

Have a question about in person?

Tell us about your team and where you are in Virginia.