Corporate AI Training — Hands-On, In Arabic, On Your Workflows
Two days, your data, your workflows — delivered in Arabic or English by engineers who build production AI systems for Gulf businesses every day. Participants leave with working automations; you leave with a ranked list of what to automate next. Workshops $2,500/day (two days = $5,000); executive briefings from $1,500 — on-site in the GCC or remote.
Rated below 8/10 by your team? We deliver a free half-day follow-up.
Your AI budget is about to buy certificates nobody uses
Your COO came back from a conference with a directive: AI training for every department this year — now a KPI on your scorecard with a deadline. Your inbox holds three quotes: a Big-4 "AI literacy journey" at $10K+ a day of English slideware, a local training house reselling a stale "Introduction to AI" certificate course, and last year's Coursera enterprise license with an 11% completion rate you've stopped reporting. Meanwhile a department head has already asked, in Arabic, whether any of it will help his team answer customer messages faster — and none of it will.
The budget and the mandate are real: Saudi corporate training runs roughly $3.85B a year, SDAIA targets 20,000 AI specialists, and Microsoft has committed to certifying 100,000 people in UAE government. But MIT NANDA's research found that 95% of enterprise gen-AI pilots produce no P&L return — and training that stops at literacy feeds the same statistic. Free courses teach AI. Nobody teaches your company AI.
What your team ships by day two
Not seat-hours, not certificates — shipped work. Every department builds on its own real material: customer service drafts dialect-appropriate WhatsApp and email replies, finance extracts invoice data into spreadsheets, HR screens CVs and drafts Arabic offer letters, operations builds a Q&A assistant over internal policies, and marketing generates bilingual campaign variants. The sponsor walks away with a ranked automatable-workflow shortlist scored by effort and impact — a board-ready artifact and the natural next step into an AI Readiness Sprint.
Working automations
Supplier-email triage, Arabic WhatsApp reply drafting, invoice-data extraction, weekly reports, Q&A on internal documents.
Ranked workflow shortlist
Every automatable workflow scored by effort and impact — the sponsor's deliverable.
Recorded materials + follow-up
Arabic or English recordings and a 30-day follow-up call to unblock stalled automations.
Practitioners teaching practice — in Arabic
Every demo in the room comes from a live commercial deployment, and the trainer is the engineer who shipped it — ask what broke in production; that is the credential. Materials are written in Modern Standard Arabic with Gulf-dialect awareness in every example — a real customer message, not a translated one — and delivery is fully Arabic, fully English, or bilingual on request. Global platforms are English and generic; local training houses are Arabic and non-technical; engineers who build production AI don't usually take training jobs. We occupy the empty intersection, and roughly 95% of global AI vendors cannot do this.
From intake to measured capability in 5 steps
Assess → Pilot → Prove → Scale → Operate. Before the workshop, a sponsor intake call and a participant workflow survey customize the agenda to two department tracks, with sample data collected under NDA. Day 1 builds foundations on the team's own examples; day 2 runs department build sprints, ends with participant demos, and gates the guarantee on a same-day survey. In the following 30 days, recorded materials and the ranked shortlist arrive, plus a follow-up call — handing the sponsor a costed path from training straight into production.
Three formats, two published prices — $1,500 briefing, $2,500/day workshops
The Executive AI Briefing (half-day, up to 15 leaders) is $1,500 and covers use-case literacy and governance for board alignment. The flagship 2-Day Applied AI Workshop (up to 20 participants, plus a 30-day follow-up) is $2,500 per day — $5,000 for the two days — and builds custom exercises on your own data across two department tracks and delivers the shortlist report. The AI Enablement Program (3-5 training days across 4-8 weeks, multiple cohorts) extends the workshop company-wide once the first cohort proves out and is custom-quoted from the same $2,500 day rate. The published prices apply to remote and on-site GCC delivery alike. Travel outside KSA/UAE/Egypt is billed at cost, and payment is due in full before kickoff.
Judge the workshop by its artifacts
Before our first published case studies, we show you the artifacts themselves: the real hour-by-hour agenda, a sample automatable-workflow shortlist with clearly labeled template data, the published post-workshop survey behind the guarantee, and a trainer profile listing systems currently in production. We never fabricate logos or testimonials — where client proof doesn't exist yet, you get the methodology and the artifacts instead.
Trained on the stack you already own
Workshops train on ChatGPT and Claude enterprise workspaces, Microsoft Copilot for 365-heavy organizations, n8n for no-code automation, WhatsApp Business workflows, RAG and Q&A over internal documents, and HUMAIN Chat on ALLaM 34B for organizations with data-sovereignty preferences. Every workshop includes a PDPL-aware AI usage policy template the client keeps. Training environments are sandboxed, client sample data is NDA-covered and access-limited, and it is deleted after the engagement.
Pricing
Two published prices across three formats — $1,500 for the half-day executive briefing, $2,500 per workshop day.
Live demos from production systems, a decision framework, and Q&A — for board and executive alignment on AI governance and use-case literacy.
Custom exercises on your own data, two department tracks, materials in Arabic or English, the ranked automatable-workflow shortlist, and a 30-day follow-up call.
Company-wide rollout after a successful first workshop — everything in the workshop plus cohort sequencing and progress reporting to the sponsor, built from the same day rate.
Satisfaction guarantee: if average participant rating is below 8/10 on the standard post-workshop survey, we deliver a free half-day follow-up session.
Frequently asked questions
The half-day Executive AI Briefing is $1,500 for up to 15 leaders. Workshops are $2,500 per day for up to 20 participants, on-site in the GCC or remote — so the flagship 2-Day Applied AI Workshop is $5,000, which includes pre-workshop intake, custom Arabic or English materials built on your own data, the ranked automatable-workflow shortlist, and a 30-day follow-up call. The AI Enablement Program is custom-quoted from the same day rate. Saudi clients are quoted in USD, UAE clients in USD. For comparison, Big-4 programs run $10K+ per day for generic frameworks; free platform courses cost nothing and change nothing. We publish our prices deliberately: the number on this page is the number on the quote.
Yes — natively, not as translation. Materials are written in Modern Standard Arabic, delivery is by Arabic-speaking engineers, and the exercises use the Arabic your business actually runs on: real Gulf-dialect customer messages, Arabic documents, bilingual email threads. We also deliver fully in English or bilingually — many GCC teams want Arabic discussion with English tooling vocabulary, and we switch naturally. This matters because most corporate AI training in the region is either English-only global content or Arabic delivery by non-technical trainers. An Arabic-speaking engineer who builds production AI systems and teaches from them is the rare combination this service exists to provide.
Free courses teach generic AI literacy; our workshop applies AI to your own CRM, customer messages, and workflows, so participants leave with working automations. Those courses are good as pre-work, and we recommend them. What they structurally cannot do is account for your Arabic customer messages, your approval workflows, or your data-privacy constraints. Our workshops collect your real workflows before day one and build the exercises on them, so participants finish having automated their own tasks, not a textbook example. The sponsor also receives something no platform provides: a ranked shortlist of your automatable workflows, scored by effort and impact. Free courses produce certificates; this produces working automations and a decision-ready roadmap.
Practicing engineers — the same people who build and operate Nano AI's commercial deployments: WhatsApp AI agents for Gulf retailers, RAG systems on enterprise documents, production automations with monitoring and evals. Every demo shown in the room comes from a live system, and participants can ask what failed in production and how it was fixed; that answer is the credential no slideware trainer has. Trainer profiles on this page list the systems each trainer currently runs. We are deliberately not a training company that added AI — we are an AI implementation company that teaches what it ships.
Working automations on their own processes. Typical builds by department: customer service drafts dialect-appropriate WhatsApp and email replies with escalation rules; finance extracts invoice data into spreadsheets and flags anomalies; HR screens CVs against role criteria and drafts Arabic offer letters; operations builds a Q&A assistant over internal policies and SOPs; marketing generates bilingual campaign variants with brand guardrails. Everything is built in sandboxed environments with rollout notes, so IT can approve promotion to production afterward. The final hour of day 2 is participant demos — the sponsor watches their own team present, which is more convincing than anything we could claim.
Yes, and the handling is contractual, not informal. Sample data is collected under NDA before the workshop, access is limited to the delivery team, exercises run in sandboxed environments, and all client data is deleted after the engagement — the data-handling summary is part of the agreement. Deployments respect Saudi PDPL, UAE PDPL, and Egypt's Law 151/2020, and clients who prefer it can supply anonymized samples instead; the exercises work either way. Every workshop also includes a PDPL-aware AI usage policy template your company keeps, because the riskiest data exposure is usually employees pasting customer data into free tools without training.
They receive a Nano AI certificate of completion listing the skills covered and the automations built — useful for internal upskilling records and Vision-2030 training reporting. We are honest about what we are not: an accredited certification body. If your mandate specifically requires accredited certificates, we will say so on the scoping call and refer you to a certification partner — sometimes the right answer is both: certificates for the compliance record, our workshop for the capability. Most sponsors find the shortlist report and the demo session carry more weight with executives than any certificate.
It is designed not to: every participant keeps their own working automations and recorded materials in Arabic or English, and a 30-day follow-up call unblocks anything that stalls. People keep using what they built for themselves. The follow-up call also answers the questions that only appear after real use. The sponsor's shortlist turns momentum into a plan: most companies pick one workflow and move it to production within a quarter, typically via our AI Readiness Sprint. And the guarantee is measured on day 2: if your team's average rating is below 8/10, we deliver a free half-day follow-up session.
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Train the team. Keep the shortlist. Automate what matters.
Two days on your own workflows, in Arabic or English, from engineers who build production AI — or a free half-day follow-up if your team rates it below 8/10. Already know what to build? Skip to the AI Readiness Sprint — workshop sponsors get the shortlist as Sprint input.
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