Agentic AI for Enterprise Teams
Six weeks for engineering teams, delivered against your own systems and constraints. Same agentic engineering as the open cohort, taught…
Cohorts forming for the 2026 intake — dates and fees confirmed before you commit.
Register interest →Upskill engineering, data and risk teams to build AI systems that survive audit, procurement and production.
Register NowNot a lack of AI enthusiasm. A lack of engineering discipline around it. Pilots that never reach production, systems deployed without evaluation, prompts edited directly in production, and no audit trail when someone asks why the model made a decision. Shadow AI usage that nobody has mapped.
Role-based tracks taught against your own systems and constraints, not generic examples. Engineering teams learn agent architecture, evaluation and observability. Risk and compliance functions learn what to require, what to test, and what evidence to demand. Both leave speaking the same language.
Training built around your systems means we see how you work. We sign your NDA before scoping. Exercises can run entirely inside your environment, on your infrastructure, with open-weight models where data residency requires it. Nothing leaves your boundary unless you decide it does.
For regulated organisations in the UAE and India, this is usually the first question, not the last. We teach it as a dedicated track: which workloads can use frontier APIs, which need local or open-weight models, what residency law actually requires, and what the performance and cost trade-offs are in practice.
Enterprise engagements are quoted per scope — team size, format, duration, and how much is tailored to your systems. Tell us what you are trying to achieve and we will send a proposal with the curriculum outline, trainer profiles and delivery terms.
Six weeks for engineering teams, delivered against your own systems and constraints. Same agentic engineering as the open cohort, taught…
Three weeks attacking AI systems — your own first. Prompt injection direct and indirect, tool abuse, scope escalation, data exfiltration,…
Four weeks bringing an organisation's AI use under control: an inventory of what is actually running, evaluation standards, approval processes,…
Four weeks turning an existing AI system into one you can defend: evaluation harnesses, approval gates, audit trails and the…
Three weeks for regulated organisations deciding what can leave their boundary and what cannot — with the architecture, cost model…
Four weeks on running capable AI inside a boundary you control: selecting and serving open-weight models, quantisation, routing between local…