Spend 8 weeks learning how to incorporate AI into your business and increase productivity make staff happier generate more profit create capacity without hiring automate repetitive tasks streamline business systems cut business overheads

No, and most of the room will not be. You will not read or write a single line of code on this course. What you learn is how to describe what you want clearly enough that it gets built correctly, and how to judge whether what comes back is right. If you can use a website and write an email, you can do this.

No, and that is deliberate. In the sessions we demonstrate, live on screen, how something real gets built, and you watch the whole thing happen and question every decision as it is made. Trying to type along at the same time is how people end up staring at their own broken screen instead of following what is going on. The building you do is your own, for your own business, at home or in the office between sessions, and you are never doing it alone: the group chat is there the whole time to ask questions and get help, and the clinic after every session is for anything that has you properly stuck.

Only if you want one, and plenty of people do not. It is useful for notes and for setting your accounts up alongside us at the end of session one, but nothing in a session requires you to have one open. Anyone without a laptop gets the same written instructions to work from at home and is not the slightest bit behind.

A place is £595 + VAT for all 8 sessions, whether you come to Worthing or join online. You can pay it in one go, or in 3 monthly payments of £199 + VAT across the course. Nothing is charged until you have spoken to us.

You will need your own AI accounts, which come to roughly £30 to £40 a month: a paid plan of about twenty dollars that lets you build, and about twenty dollars of prepaid credit that the systems you build spend when they use a model. That money goes to the AI companies, not to us. The credit is prepaid on purpose, so when it runs out the systems simply stop rather than running up a bill.

It happens, and it is not a problem. You get the shared notes and the takeaway sheets from every module either way, the group chat is there during the week, and the clinic after the following session is the place to catch up on anything you have missed.

Yes. Same material, same live demonstrations, same questions from the room, same clinic afterwards, same price. It runs live on Teams or Zoom, not as recordings, so you can interrupt and ask about your own business exactly as you would in the room. The only difference is the day it runs on.

Because the whole course is shaped by the people in the room. Your answers in session one decide which modules get taught, your questions open every session, and your business gets used as a live example. None of that survives a room of eighty. So each session is capped at 20 and places are offered in the order they were registered.

The building happens between sessions rather than during them, which is the honest answer. In the room you are listening, questioning, arguing about whether a step needs AI at all, and telling us what you want to build so the course bends towards it. At home or in the office you build your own version of what was demonstrated, with the group chat there the whole time when you get stuck. People who do that come out of eight weeks with working systems of their own. People who only turn up come out understanding how it is done, which is still worth having, but it is not the same thing.

Then we make it part of the course. In the first session everybody says what they would love to build, what they want to automate and what they want to learn, and the things your room asks for most become their own modules. We have ready-made modules on quoting and sales, marketing and enquiries, money and reporting, and jobs and scheduling, and where none of them fits we create a new module for your intake that week. Something only one business needs gets sorted in the clinic or one-to-one in the group instead.

Central Worthing, and we confirm the exact venue when you book your place. There is parking and it is reachable on foot from the town centre.

That is the first question in most rooms, so it gets raised on the first night rather than avoided. The aim is capacity, not headcount: the freed-up time goes into faster responses, work you currently turn away, and jobs you currently pay somebody outside the business to do. Businesses that use this well tend not to shrink, they stop needing the next hire quite so soon. The rollout module covers the conversation to have with your team, and that matters more than any of the technical content.

Tell us before the course starts and you get your money back, no argument. After that, come and talk to us. We would rather sort out whatever is not working than have somebody sitting through the remaining weeks unhappy.

Yes, that is our day job. We build websites, bespoke web applications and business dashboards for companies who would rather not build it themselves. Nothing on the course requires you to hire us, and most people who take it will not need to, but the option is there if you would rather we came in and did it with you.