Twenty three courses across four levels, delivered in Arabic or English, in-house across the Emirates, online, or blended.
Seven courses that cover the majority of what UAE entities ask for. The full catalogue runs to twenty three.
The four days that take a whole department from watching AI happen to using it on their own real work, in Arabic or in English.
4 days, 24 contact hours
View programmeConcept to finished short piece, using generative video where it is genuinely better and knowing precisely where it still fails.
5.5 days, 32 contact hours
View programmeWhere AI genuinely improves a public service, where it only adds risk, and how to redesign a citizen-facing process with a human still accountable for it.
4 days, 24 contact hours
View programmeDeliberately short. Senior people do not buy five day courses, and this is the room where the bigger decisions get made.
2-3 days, 16 contact hours
View programmeAn idea to a deployed application, and the judgement to recognise the moment a prototype turns into something that needs a real engineer.
5 days, 28 contact hours
View programmeChunking, embedding, retrieval and grounding on a real corpus, including Arabic text and the traps that come with it.
6 days, 36 contact hours
View programmeYour own people delivering AI training to their colleagues in both languages, with a curriculum and a way to measure whether it held.
4 days, 24 contact hours
View programmeMost entities buy a route through the catalogue rather than a single course. These are the six that come up most.
Every employee, whatever the department.
3 courses 76 contact hours
Media, design and motion teams.
5 courses 142 contact hours
Build your own tools without an engineering team.
4 courses 120 contact hours
A public sector entity, from first use to internal capability.
4 courses 102 contact hours
Technical teams, from first Python line to production.
7 courses 274 contact hours
Decide, govern, and answer for it.
3 courses 66 contact hours
23 courses
The four days that take a whole department from watching AI happen to using it on their own real work, in Arabic or in English.
4 days, 24 contact hours
View programmeFor teams who have used AI for a few months, hit a ceiling, and want the systematic version of what they have been doing by feel.
3.5 days, 20 contact hours
View programmeProgramming from the first line, taught in Arabic, ending with a real task from your own job automated start to finish.
5.5 days, 32 contact hours
View programmeFor the people who receive the dashboard and have to act on it, and who deserve to know what it is not showing them.
3.5 days, 20 contact hours
View programmeResearch to publish, with AI at every stage, and an answer to the Arabic problem that most content teams have quietly given up on.
5 days, 28 contact hours
View programmeConcept to finished short piece, using generative video where it is genuinely better and knowing precisely where it still fails.
5.5 days, 32 contact hours
View programmeGenerative imagery that survives a brand manager review, including the Arabic typography and RTL composition most tools handle badly.
5 days, 28 contact hours
View programmeConcept imagery, massing studies and photorealistic visualisation without a render farm, in a design language that suits the region and its climate.
5 days, 30 contact hours
View programmeFrom a still image to a finished animated piece, including Arabic kinetic typography, which is where most regional motion work falls apart.
5 days, 30 contact hours
View programmePlanning, differentiation, assessment and feedback in a fraction of the time, plus a classroom AI policy a department can actually enforce.
5 days, 28 contact hours
View programmeWhere AI genuinely improves a public service, where it only adds risk, and how to redesign a citizen-facing process with a human still accountable for it.
4 days, 24 contact hours
View programmeDeliberately short. Senior people do not buy five day courses, and this is the room where the bigger decisions get made.
2-3 days, 16 contact hours
View programmeAn idea to a deployed application, and the judgement to recognise the moment a prototype turns into something that needs a real engineer.
5 days, 28 contact hours
View programmeProcess mapping through to a deployed workflow in n8n or Make, with the approval gates and error handling that keep it trustworthy.
5.5 days, 32 contact hours
View programmeChunking, embedding, retrieval and grounding on a real corpus, including Arabic text and the traps that come with it.
6 days, 36 contact hours
View programmeValidation, authentication, streaming, testing and deployment, ending with an API you would put your name on.
7 days, 40 contact hours
View programmeMessy data to a reproducible analysis a decision maker acts on, with AI speeding up the work but not doing the thinking.
5.5 days, 32 contact hours
View programmeYour own people delivering AI training to their colleagues in both languages, with a curriculum and a way to measure whether it held.
4 days, 24 contact hours
View programmeFor the engineer who has to defend an architecture decision, not repeat a vendor slide.
7 days, 40 contact hours
View programmeTool calling, planning, memory and orchestration, with the cost control and human oversight that keep an autonomous system accountable.
7.5 days, 45 contact hours
View programmeComplexity, structures and the similarity search that sits underneath every vector database, up to interview standard.
7.5 days, 45 contact hours
View programmeEvaluation suites, cost forecasting, graceful degradation and incident response for teams already accountable for uptime and spend.
6 days, 36 contact hours
View programmeA governance framework proportionate to your risk, and a clear answer to the question of who is accountable when the system gets it wrong.
5 days, 30 contact hours
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Fifteen minutes to understand what your team does and what you want to change. If training is not the right answer, I will say so.
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