Webinars are built for a single outcome: leave with a method you can repeat. Each session includes a short agenda, examples, and time for Q&A. If replay access is offered, the access window is listed on the webinar card.
Webinar structure
Agenda → demo → practice
A compact flow that makes the session easy to follow.
Typical length
75–90 min
Includes Q&A time when possible.
Topics
What to expect
You will see the agenda first, then a worked example, then a short practice prompt so the method is not just theoretical. Any prerequisites are listed per session.
Pricing and purchase steps are provided in Canadian dollars (CAD) on request.
Dates below represent the next sessions currently planned. If a cohort fills or an instructor calendar shifts, we update the schedule and confirm the latest availability by email after a request.
Thu, Apr 16, 2026 • Live online
A structured introduction to responsible AI use, basic evaluation habits, and prompt patterns that reduce avoidable errors. The session is designed around a repeatable checklist rather than one-off “magic prompts.”
Thu, May 7, 2026 • Live practice session
A guided speaking session focused on short workplace scenarios. Participants rotate through time-boxed prompts and receive targeted corrections. The goal is measurable fluency: fewer hesitations and clearer phrasing.
Wed, Jun 10, 2026 • Debugging-focused
A live Q&A session designed around common errors and practical debugging habits. Bring a short snippet or a description of the issue, and we will work through it using a methodical checklist.
Webinars work best when they are narrow. Each session focuses on a single practice loop rather than a broad overview. In AI sessions, that loop is often “define → draft → verify → document.” In programming sessions, it is “read → reproduce → isolate → fix.” For language labs, it is “prompt → attempt → correction → repeat.” Those loops are unglamorous, but they map to what people actually do at work and they are easy to continue after the session ends.
If a topic needs more than a single session, we convert it into a course or an intensive and publish prerequisites and expected weekly effort. The webinar format remains for focused walk-throughs, tool updates, and Q&A sessions where learning comes from seeing decisions made in real time, including the small trade-offs.
Use this as a quick self-check before you join. It also doubles as a post-session practice plan.
If you need a longer format, see Courses & Programs for multi-session tracks with assignments and rubrics.
Use the form to request seat availability, current pricing in CAD, and the registration link for a specific session. We reply within 1 business day. We do not sell your data.
Office hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM (ET)
Typical response time: within 1 business day
We can deliver a focused session for a team or cohort, with an agenda aligned to your workflows. Share the topic, time zone, and participant count, and we will outline a practical option in CAD.