Agentic AI Engineer
Builds systems where the model plans and acts across steps, and designs the guardrails that keep it honest.
An organisation, a team and one person all have to get ready at the same four stages — safe to use AI, actually adopting it, working well alongside it, and proving it moved the business. The Academy teaches to those stages, and every course ends in the measurement that proves someone cleared one.

You do not get rejected — you get a gap, and a course built to close it. Then you are re-measured and apply again, with the proof on your record.
Set up a profile as an evaluated specialist.
Pick work you actually want to do.
A real interview or assessment against the role.
A named skill at a named level — not a rejection.
The course built around that gap.
Same instrument, so the uplift is a number.
The proof stays yours, so the next role does not start from zero.
In the room, live online, or at your own pace — the teaching changes, the measurement does not. Whichever mode you take, the same instrument runs before and after, so the result means the same thing.
A short, high-contact programme in the room — built around doing the work, not watching slides.
Scheduled live sessions with a group moving at the same pace, from anywhere.
The library. Start when you are ready, work at your own speed, prove it when you are done.
Courses are organised by the same role categories the talent network uses, so a course, a role and an assessment describe capability the same way.
The engineer who sits with the customer and makes the AI actually work in their world — their data, their systems, their edge cases.
What you leave withBuilds systems where the model plans and acts across steps, and designs the guardrails that keep it honest.
Keeps models serving: deployment, scaling, observability and the cost of every token.
Makes retrieval correct, permissioned and fresh as the underlying data keeps moving.
Decides what the model sees — what goes in the window, in what order, and what is left out.
Shapes model behaviour after pre-training — datasets, evaluation and knowing when not to fine-tune.
Code quality, architecture and review in an AI-assisted codebase.
Judging model output, writing rubrics and catching unsafe behaviour.
Analysis and modelling where AI does the first pass.
Process, SOPs and human-in-the-loop operations.
Analysis and advice that has to survive being checked.
Review, drafting and compliance work under AI assistance.
Clinical reasoning and safety when AI is in the loop.
Teaching, item writing and assessment design.
Writing, editing and language work alongside generative tools.
Courses are generated from the skills you are short on, then measured to prove the gap closed. Bring us one team and we will show you both halves.