You're employed, capable, and weighing whether one of our cohorts is worth the time and money against alternatives — Coursera specialisations, an MBA elective, or doing nothing.
You're moving from an adjacent role (analyst, software engineer, data analyst, BI) into a more AI-focused role and want to know whether our cohort sequence is the right path for someone with your background.
You're scoping a private cohort or capability program for a team. Booking here is fine but you might be better served by the discovery call on For Teams — we'll redirect you there if so.
About two minutes. Your answers carry straight into the calendar, so there is nothing to type twice, and we use them to make the call useful, not to add you to anything.
The structure isn't a script — it's a frame. Every call is different but they share a shape.
We ask what you're trying to do, where you're starting from, what you've already tried, and what you've ruled out. Most of the call's value comes from getting this part right.
We map what you said to our cohorts — and to alternatives outside our catalogue. If something else would serve you better, we'll name it. We don't only know our own programs.
Your turn. Anything about format, faculty, capstones, methodology, refunds, the way we cover specific topics, what shipped during prior cohorts — we'll answer in detail or send you to the relevant page.
A clear summary of what we discussed, what we recommend, and the one or two next steps — whether that's applying, a sample lesson, a different provider, or “come back when X changes.”
The best calls happen when you've thought about what “useful” looks like for you — even loosely.
It doesn't need to be precise. “I want to move from analytics into ML within a year” is enough. Vague is okay; missing is hard. We can't advise you toward an outcome you haven't named.
Look at the program you're most curious about — AI & Data Science is a good default — and note one or two specific questions. The call's job is to answer the things the page didn't.
Whatever's giving you pause — price, time commitment, format, our being small, the cohort overlap with a busy work period, your level of preparedness — say it on the call. We'd much rather address it than have it kill the decision in private.
No slide deck, no slick walkthrough, no “let me tell you about our methodology.” If you want a structured pitch we'll send you our public materials — but the call is for you, not us.
If a cohort is filling up we'll mention it once, factually. We won't use it as pressure. There's always a next cohort.
What you tell us on the call stays with the admissions team and (if relevant) the lead instructor of the program you're considering. We don't sell, share or repurpose enquiry data. Full privacy policy.
