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PRIVATE WORKSHOPS FOR ENGINEERING & AI TEAMS

Claude training.
For teams that
want to build.

Live, hands-on Claude Code and Agent SDK workshops for engineering teams, delivered remotely or on-site across Europe.

Leave with working code, reusable workflows and a clear way to review AI-generated work.

Discuss your team’s workshop View a sample agenda

Also available: Claude training for business teams.

A look inside the workshopsExplore a sample lab Public course exercises

01 / CHOOSE YOUR WORKSHOP

A focused session.
A concrete takeaway.

Start with the work your team wants to do. Each session combines guided instruction, a practical lab and time to inspect the result.

FOR ENGINEERING TEAMS01

Claude Code.
From task to review.

Help your developers build a shared approach to AI-assisted engineering, grounded in a real development task.

  • Configure project context and reusable skills
  • Implement a change, test it and review the diff
  • Turn the process into a shared team playbook
LEAVE WITH

A worked code change, project-context files and a review checklist.

Sample format: 1 day · live workshop
View workshop & agenda
FOR DEVELOPERS & AI TEAMS02

Claude Agent SDK.
From idea to agent.

Build a focused agent around a business workflow, with explicit tools, structured output and evaluation cases.

  • Connect a custom tool or MCP server
  • Set permissions and validate structured output
  • Evaluate behaviour with representative cases
LEAVE WITH

An agent prototype, an output schema and a small evaluation set.

Sample format: 1 day · live workshop
View workshop & agenda
FOR BUSINESS TEAMS03

Claude for teams.
From task to workflow.

Turn a recurring document or research task into a reusable workflow your colleagues can understand and review.

  • Define useful context and clear instructions
  • Work through a document task with sample data
  • Check the result against source material
LEAVE WITH

A reusable prompt, a worked example and a human-review checklist.

Sample format: half-day · no coding required
View the sample agenda

Sample formats are starting points. Duration, participant count, delivery and pricing are agreed in your proposal.

Inside the business-team workshop

Suggested group: 6–12 participants. Prerequisites: no coding; suitable Claude access and sample documents agreed in advance.

  1. Choose the task. Define the audience, source material and what a useful result should contain.
  2. Build the workflow. Create clear instructions and work through a document summary, comparison or first draft.
  3. Check the result. Trace claims to the source and identify omissions or unsupported conclusions.
  4. Make it reusable. Package the prompt, example and checklist so a colleague can repeat the task.
Discuss this workshop

02 / HOW I TEACH

Build it.
Check it.
Make it repeatable.

Abdellah Iraamane
Claude trainer & Udacity instructor

A workflow is useful when your team can explain it, check its output and use it again.

That is the approach I bring to company training: choose a narrow problem, work through it together, then inspect where the result needs improvement. Your team practises the decisions as well as the tools.

My Udacity course covers agentic engineering with Claude Code and the Claude Agent SDK. You can explore the published curriculum and public exercises before we discuss your own team’s goals.

ON UDACITYAgentic Engineering
with Claude Agent SDKView the curriculum PUBLIC TEACHING MATERIALInspect the course
exercises on GitHubExplore the repository

SPEAKING & TEACHING

From conference talks to classroom sessions.

Abdellah speaking at a podium with European Power Platform Conference and Dublin 2023 signage
European Power Platform Conference Dublin · 2023
Abdellah explaining a topic beside a whiteboard while students listen in a classroom
Teaching at the whiteboard A classroom session with students

03 / AN EXAMPLE LAB

See what your team
could work through.

An illustrative Agent SDK exercise: turn a support ticket into a structured recommendation that a person can review.

01 / INPUT

A ticket and a help collection.

Start with synthetic customer text and a small set of reference articles. Agree on the fields a useful result needs.

02 / BUILD

A tool-connected agent.

Connect a lookup tool, set its access boundaries, and ask the agent to return a response that matches a schema.

03 / EVALUATE

A result your team can check.

Test clear, incomplete and ambiguous tickets. Review the evidence and flag the cases that need a person.

ILLUSTRATIVE OUTPUTtriage.json
{
  "category": "account_access",
  "summary": "Password reset link expired",
  "reference": "help/reset-password",
  "next_step": "Review the suggested reply",
  "human_review_required": true
}

What you leave with: a prototype, an output schema, evaluation cases and notes on what still needs work.

See the Agent SDK agenda

04 / CLAUDE CONSULTING

A clear plan for
your next workflow.

For teams with a use case to assess or an agent prototype that needs a second pair of eyes.

Discuss a consulting scope

WORKFLOW & ARCHITECTURE REVIEW

From open questions
to agreed next steps.

We review one target workflow, your current approach and the constraints that matter to your team.

  • A written assessment of the use case and its assumptions
  • A proposed workflow and tool-access map
  • Evaluation criteria and key failure cases to test
  • A prioritised implementation plan

Scope, access, timing and fee are agreed before work starts. Implementation support can be scoped separately.

05 / FROM FIRST CONVERSATION TO WORKSHOP

Plan around the team.
Teach through the work.

01 / SCOPE

Agree on the outcome.

We discuss your audience, experience and use case, then agree on the format, preparation, deliverables and fee.

02 / PRACTISE

Work through the lab.

Short demonstrations lead into hands-on work. We inspect the results, discuss decisions and leave space for questions.

03 / CONTINUE

Keep the useful work.

Your team takes away the material developed in the session and agreed next steps. Any follow-up support has its own scope.

06 / PLANNING YOUR SESSION

The details
before you book.

Which workshop should we choose?

Choose Claude Code if your team wants a shared approach to AI-assisted development. Choose the Agent SDK workshop if you want to build applications that use tools and act on a workflow. Claude for business teams focuses on recurring document and knowledge-work tasks.

How long is a workshop, and how many people can attend?

The technical workshop pages show sample one-day agendas for groups of 6–12. The business-team sample is a half-day session. These are planning starting points: duration, group size, delivery format and breaks are agreed around your goals.

Can we use our own code or business workflow?

Yes, the scope can be shaped around your use case. We agree on access, company policies and suitable material first. A training repository or sample data can be used when your own material is unsuitable.

What does training cost?

You receive a proposal based on workshop scope, participant count, preparation and delivery. It sets out the fee, materials, any required software or API access, and any separately scoped follow-up work before you commit.

What is included after the session?

You keep the prompts, code, checklists or workflow notes developed in your workshop, together with agreed next steps. Ongoing implementation support or additional sessions are scoped separately.

Is this an official Anthropic or Udacity workshop?

These are independent workshops delivered by Abdellah Iraamane. My Udacity course is a separate offering and is linked so you can inspect my teaching topics. These company workshops are not offered by or endorsed by Anthropic or Udacity.

LET’S PLAN YOUR WORKSHOP

What would your
team like to build?

Bring your team’s goals, experience level and a workflow you want to improve. We’ll shape the right session together.

YOUR TEAM. A CLEAR NEXT STEP.

Online booking coming soon.

We’ll discuss your team, goals and workshop fit.