Different kinds of session, all in person and all about tech and your career. Some are a single evening, some run over two days. What is coming up, and where, is on the booking page.
Which roles are hiring, what each one asks of you, and how people got into them.
A talk looks at the fields open to you in tech, what the work involves day to day, and the routes people have actually taken into it. There's time for questions, so you leave with a clearer idea of which direction suits what you already have.
Hands on with a tool or a subject, on your own laptop, working through it together.
Each session takes one tool or one subject, such as an agentic coding tool like Claude Code, Codex or Grok Build, or setting up a local AI model on your own machine, and works through it with everyone at their own laptop. The booking page says what each one covers.
Bring the thing that is not working, or the thing you have never been shown how to do.
A laptop that won't behave, a setting you can't find, or a task nobody ever showed you. You bring it, and we work through it with you at your own machine, one problem at a time.
Meet people working in tech and people trying to get into it, in a room small enough for a proper conversation.
Rooms are kept small on purpose, so you talk to the people in them instead of standing at the edge of a crowd.
Two days taking one idea of your own from a rough thought to something live.
Day one finds where your skills fit and gets the tools set up. Day two is for developing, deploying and presenting, and planning what comes next. Each cohort's own topics and tools are listed on the booking page.
Private sessions, or three months of training and project work.
The one to one intensive is six private sessions arranged around you. The apprenticeship is three months: training first, then assigned project work, with your CV, LinkedIn and portfolio built as you go.
Upcoming dates, venues and places are on the booking page. Registration is free and a confirmation email follows.
Pick the dates that suit you on the booking page, or send an enquiry first.
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