ivee delivers live, virtual AI upskilling programmes that help teams and individuals build practical AI skills they can apply immediately. Courses start at £199 per person and cover topics like building automation workflows and AI agents using tools such as n8n. Participants leave with working solutions, such as customer service agents that draft email responses, saving significant time.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Product
Problem
Many professionals and teams struggle to translate AI knowledge into practical, job-ready skills, often leaving training with theory but no ability to build real solutions. This gap slows AI adoption and prevents organisations from capturing efficiency gains in daily workflows.
Solution
ivee offers live, virtual AI training programmes designed for immediate application. Each course is led by expert instructors and focuses on hands-on, project-based learning, where participants build functional tools like automation workflows and AI agents during the session. The curriculum is structured so learners can use what they learn the same week, with a strong emphasis on practical outcomes such as creating customer service agents that draft emails. The training is described as fun, digestible, and easy to understand, making advanced topics accessible to non-technical teams.
Target Audience
Primary customers are teams and individuals within organisations seeking practical AI upskilling, including companies like PAWD DRINKS and CoworkHer, who want to enhance their workforce's capabilities in automation and AI agent development.
Features
- Live, instructor-led virtual sessions with real-time guidance and support
- Project-based curriculum where participants build working AI solutions, such as n8n automation workflows and AI agents
- Focus on immediate application, with skills usable within the same week of training
- Content tailored for team upskilling, with programmes like the Advanced AI Agents Programme for deeper process automation
- Engaging delivery style that simplifies complex AI concepts for diverse audiences