A young developer I trained in New Delhi now earns around €2,000 a month, about ₹2 lakh, running AI systems for European and American clients.
Clément, about a developer on his own team. Several times the usual entry-level package for his profile.
Training and internships built on real business problems, not slides. Taught together by a founder who operates AI companies between Paris and New Delhi, and an educator who has prepared more than 8,000 people for working life.


The school is backed by the companies we run every day
A young developer I trained in New Delhi now earns around €2,000 a month, about ₹2 lakh, running AI systems for European and American clients.
Clément, about a developer on his own team. Several times the usual entry-level package for his profile.
Students I taught in France have gone on to launch their own companies.
Clément, director of AI programs for a French higher-education group
Others became the person their employer turns to for AI: the one who supervises the agents.
The second way out of our programs, next to founding a company
More than 8,000 students and professionals trained, coached and mentored, in 100+ institutions.
Anil, in 18 years of turning education into employment
We would rather you hear it from them. Our students write about the method on LinkedIn, in their own words.
Most AI courses teach this year's tool. Six months later the tool has changed and the course is worthless. We teach what lasts: the method we use with paying clients, on real company cases, from the first hour.
No exams. You are judged on what you shipped and what it changed.
Look at a real process, a mailbox, a sales pipeline, a reporting task, and find where the hours go. Measure before promising.
Design an AI agent that does the job: tools, data, guardrails. A working proof in a day, not a slide deck.
Run the system. Read its logs, catch its mistakes, improve it. This is the human role companies now pay for.
Hours saved, revenue created, errors avoided, in numbers. Presented the way a manager needs to hear it.
Every profession needs AI, and each needs it differently. Before a session we ask who is in the room, then bring real, anonymised systems from that field.
What the room watches running
An agent that reads invoices and bank statements, reconciles them and flags anomalies.
What each learner builds
Students build a monthly-report assistant.
A child of twelve, an MBA student and a manager of forty do not dream of the same thing. Pick an age.
Makers
What they look forward to
Make a game with your own characters, a comic you directed, a talking helper for your grandmother. Discover that AI can be wrong, and that you are the one who checks.
What the school or employer gets
Children who come home with something they made, and parents who see it on demo day.
Where most start
AI Discovery Day, then a weekly AI Club
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