Everyday work.
Less repetition.
Explore ways to organize information, summarize documents, and prepare routine work.
CHOOSE YOUR PATH
FOR ASPIRING ENTREPRENEURSYour skills.
Your skills.
Your clients.
Your next chapter.
Learn to implement AI for businesses—and build a business of your own doing it. Practical training, real conversations, and support as you start.
Apply for the test group ↗First cohort · 20 participants · No coding background required
Find a real problemStart with a business need
Ideas into action.
Deliver something usefulBuild capability. Create value.
Built around real business problems.Practical skills + Human support + Real-world application
THE OPPORTUNITYLearn a skill.
Learn a skill.
Build a business.
Your first service starts with a problem worth solving.
Learn to spot repetitive work, understand what a business needs, and propose an AI solution you can realistically deliver. These are some of the opportunities you could explore.
Everyday work.
Better follow-up.
Fewer loose ends.
Help teams keep track of inquiries and prepare responses for human review.
Business knowledge.
Easier to use.
Help people find the information they need and put it to work.
Illustrative use cases. Each project starts with the business’s needs and a suitable scope.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER, WITH A PLAN
From curious to capable.
A 90-day intensive to help you build your foundation, take your offer to market, and pursue your first engagement.
01DAYS 1–30
Learn the work.
Build practical implementation skills. Create a demonstration, choose a customer focus, and shape a service you can explain.
02DAYS 31–60
Start conversations.
Practice discovery and demonstrations. Complete your readiness assessment and start reaching out to suitable businesses.
03DAYS 61–90
Put it into practice.
Pursue proposals and prepare delivery. When a suitable client agrees, get your scope reviewed and begin with experienced help.
PlanBuildLaunch ↗
Sales and technical support continues through day 180. Client decisions and sales timing vary.
AMBITION MEETS SUPPORTYour business.
Your business.
A little less alone.
Building something new means having questions. Get a place to bring them, people to work through them with, and a clear next step.
Find your starting point ↗Personal coaching
A named success coach, three private milestone sessions, and weekly accountability in a group of no more than five.
Three matched conversations
After practical readiness, meet suitable business decision-makers open to discussing a paid project. Hiring remains their choice.
Help with your first project
Up to six hours of senior implementation assistance on your first approved engagement, within the program’s delivery terms.
180 days of support
Weekly sales and technical clinics, plus human chat support. Curriculum and recordings remain available for 12 months.
Build something of your own.
Apply to join the first AI Business Launch test group.
Build an AI business.
Learn a practical skill, turn it into a service, and work toward your first client with experienced support.
- For aspiring entrepreneurs
- 12–15 hours per week
- First cohort limited to 20 participants
Bring AI into your business.
Explore where AI could reduce repetitive work, improve processes, and help your team operate more effectively.
- For established business owners
- Businesses generating $1M+ in annual revenue
- Start with your operational challenges
A FEW THINGS TO KNOWGood questions.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Do I need a technical background?+
The entrepreneur program does not require software engineering experience. You should be comfortable learning software, practicing new skills, and speaking with customers.
Can I build alongside my current job?+
Yes, if you can commit 12–15 hours per week, including some availability to speak with U.S. businesses. Live sessions are recorded, and questions can be submitted in advance.
Is this the first cohort?+
Yes. The entrepreneur test group is our first cohort, limited to 20 participants. Your experience and feedback will help shape the program as you put the training into practice.
Will you provide clients?+
The entrepreneur program includes three matched discovery conversations after you pass the readiness assessment. Pass by day 60 and the conversations are arranged by day 120. A business no-show is replaced. These are opportunities to discuss paid work, not guaranteed clients.
What does the business pilot involve?+
Start by telling us about your business and the challenges you want to address. We’ll assess potential fit and discuss suitable opportunities, scope, costs, and participation terms before you decide to proceed.
Is the entrepreneur program paid?+
Yes. Tuition, payment options, software requirements, and full terms are explained before enrollment. Applying does not commit you to joining.
What businesses is the pilot for?+
The pilot is intended for established businesses generating $1M+ in annual revenue. Your application helps us understand your operation and whether there’s a suitable implementation opportunity.
Do I have to commit to a project when I apply?+
No. We’ll discuss suitability, the proposed scope, responsibilities, costs, and participation terms before you decide whether to proceed.
What happens after I apply?+
We review your application. If there’s a potential fit, the next step is a conversation about your goals, the work involved, and the relevant program or pilot.