Training

Twenty-seven thousand learners, and the rooms they were in.

Programmes run for professional teams and for impact organisations, in person, live online or as a cohort over several weeks. Most of the work reaches people through a partner, so both the partner and the client are named below.

The numbers
0learnersAcross published courses and live cohorts
0.0out of 5Average rating participants give his training
0yearsRunning organisations and programmes; teaching AI for about three of them
Programmes

What he teaches.

For businesses and organisations

  • All levelsAI Fundamentals & Prompt Engineering
  • ProfessionalsAI Crash Course for Professionals
  • Teams and managersAI for Organisational Use
  • Researchers and decision-makersMastering Perplexity for Research

For NGOs and impact organisations

  • Programme and technical teamsAI for Development Organisations
  • Sustainability practitionersAI in Sustainability & Climate
  • NGOs and impact teamsStrategic Planning for Impact

Delivered as: In-person workshops · Live online · Hybrid · Self-paced · Cohort programmes · Executive briefings · Training of trainers. Every programme is shaped around the work a team already does, so what people practise on is their own.

Engagements

Who he has taught, and through whom.

12 of 12 shown

  • Ashoka Arab WorldRiyadh

    Impact U, by stc

    Theory of change and impact measurement in the age of AI, for impact-driven founders and programme leads. Two days, in person.

    June 2026
  • Ashoka Arab WorldSaudi cohort

    Innovation Factory

    Two sessions for a cohort of Saudi startup founders. The first covered the social business model canvas: stakeholder and power mapping, revenue without mission drift, and theory of change. The second covered team and culture, from co-founder governance to turning a vision into execution.

    November – December 2025
  • EcoCivSix African NGOs

    Strategic planning for water organisations

    A capacity-building programme for six water and sanitation organisations across Ethiopia, Ghana and Uganda, funded by the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation. Two group sessions, then one-to-one strategy work with each organisation and written feedback on every plan.

    October – December 2024
  • EcoCivSix African NGOs

    Pitching to funders

    The follow-on programme for the same six organisations. Two sessions on pitching, written feedback on each submission, a demo day, and a live pitch to the funder.

    April – May 2025
  • Taalam AICairo

    NSCE

    The closing session of a company-wide AI transformation programme. How to keep using it well once the training ends, what standards a team should agree together, and a plan for everyone's next thirty days.

    August 2026
  • Taalam AICairo

    BasharSoft · WUZZUF

    “Beyond Chat”: getting past the chat box into clearer instructions, AI agents, and building something people can click through instead of another wall of text.

    September 2026
  • Meska AIEgypt

    Hassan Allam

    Executive AI training across two days for one of Egypt’s largest engineering and construction groups.

    June 2026
  • Meska AICairo

    Wadi Group

    Applied AI for commercial and operations teams across an agribusiness group working in food, poultry and packaging.

    2026
  • Mohandes AIJeddah

    Halwani Brothers

    Generative AI for supply chain, operations and engineering teams at one of the region’s largest food manufacturers.

    2026
  • Tick & TalkJeddah

    Dar Saleh

    Applied AI literacy across eight functions of a philanthropic group and its affiliated charities: grants, endowments, health services, business development, finance, HR, projects and software.

    June 2026
  • DirectEgypt

    Misr El Kheir Foundation

    AI fundamentals for programme and field teams at one of Egypt’s largest development foundations.

  • DirectOnline

    AI for Palestine

    He co-developed the programme and led the teaching. Eighteen live sessions, a hundred participants, fifteen graduation projects.

In the room

Some of the rooms.

Courses

Courses anyone can take.

Most of those learners came through courses that are open to the public, so you can go and look at the teaching rather than take his word for it.

  • AlmentorAI for Knowledge Management & Customer Service
  • AlmentorAI for Sustainability
  • AlmentorAI Ethics
  • UdemyAI Crash Course for Professionals
  • UdemyWhat You Must Know About AI (in Arabic)
  • Taalam AIPrompt Engineering Basics
  • Taalam AIAI in Presentations
  • eYouthMastering Perplexity for Research & Decision-Making
Also

Two more things worth saying.

Microsoft. He took part in Microsoft Egypt’s AI Consultants Program as a participant, not as a supplier. It is worth being precise about the difference.

Water organisations across Africa. AI strategy and roadmap workshops run through the Life From Water experts network in 2024 and 2025, where the two halves of his work meet most clearly.

Named here
  • Halwani Brothers
  • Hassan Allam
  • Wadi Group
  • Dar Saleh
  • Impact U
  • stc
  • Ashoka
  • Misr El Kheir
  • Tick & Talk
  • Taalam AI
  • Meska AI
  • Microsoft
  • Almentor
  • Udemy
  • eYouth

A mix of relationships: organisations trained, partners who commissioned the work, and platforms that host the courses. None of it is a claim of endorsement.