Course library
Practical microlearning for every employee. Each course consists of short lessons with a quiz and ends with a certificate.
Cybersecurity basics
Recognise phishing, choose strong passwords and protect your devices.
Time management
Get more done with less stress, using simple techniques.
AI in the workplace
Discover what AI can already do for your job today, and where its limits lie.
Giving feedback
Give and receive feedback that genuinely helps people move forward.
Customer service
Make every customer interaction a positive experience, even when things get difficult.
Working safely with ChatGPT and Claude
Use AI assistants wisely without leaking company data or customer information.
GDPR basics
European privacy rules in plain language, applied to your daily work.
AI assistants for your job
Work practically with ChatGPT, Claude and Microsoft Copilot. From your first conversation to safe, reusable workflows.
Your own second brain in Claude
Build a personal brain with plain text files. Install the kit, work with Claude and keep your context safe and useful.
Building software with an AI coding assistant
Learn how an AI coding assistant such as Claude Code works, how to brief it well with context and a CLAUDE.md file, and how to build reliable software in small, verifiable steps.
Testing, review and security of AI code
Code from an AI assistant is quick to write, but is it correct and secure? Learn to use tests as a safety net, review AI code in a targeted way and manage the typical security risks of working with a coding assistant.
Harness engineering: letting AI build within gates
A coding assistant only becomes reliable inside a good harness: ground rules, working memory, fixed ways of working and checks that enforce. Learn to set up a project flow with validation gates, from brief to go-live, and get the AI project flow kit to start straight away.
Building an MCP connector for your own software
With the Model Context Protocol (MCP) you give Claude secure access to the data in your own software. Learn when a connector makes sense, how to get from users' questions to an approved tool list, and how to build, test and roll out a read-only connector with the MCP connector kit.