Why train with us
Who you'll learn from
Academic Excellence
Instruction from an experienced college CIS professor with proven teaching methodologies and curriculum design expertise.
Fortune 100 Certified
Certified corporate trainer with experience delivering enterprise-level training programs for Fortune 100 companies.
Flexible Delivery
Choose in-person workshops for hands-on collaboration or online sessions for distributed teams. Custom curriculum tailored to your needs.
Curriculum
What we teach
Every session is built for your team's tools and roles after a scoping call, and every session includes hands-on work. These are the core tracks we build from.
- AI & Machine Learning Fundamentals Python, neural networks, and hands-on model building with TensorFlow, PyTorch, and scikit-learn
- Generative AI & LLMs ChatGPT, Claude, Amazon Q, prompt engineering
- AI Security & Ethics Responsible AI, bias detection, compliance
Want your team working against real systems instead of slides? We run exercises on our own live AWS environments, including a public foundation-model workbench and a retrieval-augmented assistant.
Formats
Three formats, one instructor
Workshop
Half-Day
- 4-hour session
- Up to 20 participants
- Custom curriculum
- Materials included
- In-person or online
Intensive
Full-Day
- 8-hour deep dive
- Up to 25 participants
- Hands-on labs
- Certificate of completion
- Follow-up Q&A session
Program
Multi-Day
- 2–5 day program
- Enterprise teams
- Comprehensive curriculum
- Capstone project
- Ongoing support
Audiences
Who the training is for
Leadership briefings
For executives and managers deciding where AI belongs in the business: what the technology can and cannot do today, where the risks live, and how to evaluate vendors without the hype.
Practitioner workshops
For engineers, analysts, and operations staff who will use the tools daily: prompt engineering, working with APIs, evaluating output quality, and building small automations safely.
Educators and workforce programs
For colleges and workforce initiatives building AI into their curriculum, informed by our own classroom teaching at the Community College of Aurora.
Common questions
Before you email us
Do participants need to know how to code?
No. We run separate tracks for technical and non-technical audiences, and mixed groups work well for half-day sessions. The scoping call sorts this out before we design the day.
Which tools do you cover?
Whatever your team will actually use. Sessions regularly cover ChatGPT, Claude, Amazon Q, and Amazon Bedrock, plus Python libraries for teams going deeper. The instruction is vendor-neutral.
Can you tailor the material to our industry?
Yes, and it works better that way. Send us sample tasks and documents ahead of time and the labs run on problems your team recognizes instead of canned examples.
Bring the class to your team
Tell us who is in the room and what you want them to leave knowing. Email info@planetek.org, call 303-356-2782, or use the contact form for dates and a proposal.