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ai-edu · AI Training · Switzerland

Anchoring AI reliably inside Swiss companies.

Hands-on, DSG-compliant training for SMEs and larger companies - tailored to your industry.

Free · 30 min · no obligation · no sales script

Current status
·AI landscape · as of 2026-06-04 ·Claude Opus 4.7 · 1M context ·GPT-5.1 · Reasoning mode ·Cursor 0.52 · Composer ·Windsurf Wave 12 ·Gemini 2.5 Ultra ·Perplexity Deep Research ·MCP 2026-03-26 ·Claude Code · Skills & Hooks ·Microsoft Copilot Wave 4

Basis for trust

Honest, before there are references.

When a provider is new, the answer is not to claim louder. It is to show more clearly how the work is done.

01 No fake references
ai-edu is in an open pilot phase. That is why you will not find invented client logos, generic testimonials or anonymous success stories here.
02 Proof through a demo
Instead, you see before you book how the training works on realistic Swiss demo data.
03 In writing before you commit
Before a workshop, you get a concrete curriculum with format, roles, data frame, exercises and expected outcomes.

Demo training

Realistic exercises, not a slide show.

The exercises are built on fictional but carefully prepared Swiss demo data: emails, PDFs, Excel files, Word templates, VAT, UID and the kind of language you find in everyday business.

Laptop workstation during an AI training session

01 · Trades

Customer email -> quote + reply

Input
Email, price list, costing template, quote template
Result
Draft quote, material check, reply email

Plumbing example with a boiler enquiry, VAT and Swiss quoting logic.

Fits · Deep-Dive or Claude Code 1:1

02 · Fiduciary

Expense receipts -> VAT table

Input
8 receipt PDFs, VAT template, chart of accounts
Result
Receipt list, categories, queries for the client

Fictional client, correct Swiss VAT rates and a realistic mix of receipts.

Fits · Deep-Dive for a specialist team

03 · Consulting

Workshop minutes -> action items

Input
8-page minutes, stakeholder list, follow-up context
Result
Action-item table, owners, draft emails

Shows how unstructured knowledge work turns into a usable task list.

Fits · Impulse demo or Deep-Dive

04 · Practice

Appointment emails -> triage suggestions

Input
12 anonymised requests, weekly calendar, practice rules
Result
Prioritisation, appointment suggestions, confirmation emails

All patient data is anonymised; sensitive data is deliberately kept separate.

Fits · Claude Code 1:1 with a privacy focus

Important · These are not client references. They are training data, so teams can see the mechanics and verify them for themselves.

Use cases by team

Not every department needs the same thing.

The intro call separates roles, data classes and tasks. From that emerges a curriculum that makes sense for each department.

01

Management

Tool decisions, governance, rollout plan, board briefing

A solid next step instead of tool sprawl.

02

HR / People

Job profiles, interview guides, onboarding, internal policies

Faster drafts with clear limits for personnel data.

03

Administration

Minutes, action items, emails, PDFs, checklists

Less copy-paste, better follow-through.

04

Sales / Marketing

Quote replies, objection handling, LinkedIn posts, landing-page briefs

More variants, a consistent tone, faster preparation.

05

Finance / Fiduciary

Structuring receipts, checking VAT logic, preparing queries

Cleaner groundwork; sign-off stays with the specialists.

06

Project Management

Status reports, risk lists, decision papers, meeting follow-up

Scattered notes turn into a project status you can steer.

07

IT / Dev Team

Claude Code, Copilot, Cursor, documentation, code reviews

More productive development workflows with review and security rules.

08

Specialist Departments

Your own templates, your own terminology, your own review rules

AI is not explained in the abstract, but anchored in daily work.

ROI / Business Case

When a training pays off.

The maths is deliberately sober: minutes per week, not miracle percentages.

Claude Code 1:1

Investment · CHF 990

One person saves 45 min/week at a CHF 90 internal hourly rate.

approx. CHF 270 / month

Break-even · after about 4 months

Impulse

Investment · from CHF 1'900

Eight people each save 15 min/week through better tool choice and prompt routine.

approx. CHF 680 / month

Break-even · after about 3 months

Deep-Dive

Investment · from CHF 4'400

Eight people each save 30 min/week on recurring document, email and research tasks.

approx. CHF 1'360 / month

Break-even · after about 3-4 months

Assumption 01 Only recurring tasks pay off. A one-off gimmick never amortises a training.

Assumption 02 The internal hourly rate is calculated conservatively and has to be adjusted per company.

Assumption 03 Privacy, tool and governance mistakes cannot be cleanly measured in CHF, yet they are often the more important reason to decide.

Offerings

Team workshops and 1:1.

Team workshops for companies and Claude Code 1:1 for practices, SMEs and the self-employed.

For individuals

Claude Code 1:1 Training

Claude Code set up on your work folder - one focused 90-minute session, 1:1 remote, hands-on on your own project. You stay in the loop afterwards: curated tool radar, email support, included. For practices, SMEs, trades and the self-employed - no programming skills, no in-house IT.

Session
CHF 990 · excl. VAT
Scope
90 min · Remote · EN / DE
  • Included Tool radar over 6 months - personally curated pointers to tools that fit your stack. No generic newsletter.
  • 30 days of email support for concrete follow-up questions after the session.

For teams & companies

Tailored team workshops

Broad AI landscape (ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Gemini, Perplexity) with awareness and a DSG frame. Every engagement begins with a 30-minute intro call. I understand infrastructure, roles and concrete tasks - then comes a workshop tailored exactly to your team.

Impulse 2 hrs · up to 20 people
from CHF 1'900
Deep-Dive 4 hrs · up to 12 people
from CHF 4'400

Note · All prices excl. 8.1% VAT. Remote or on-site in Switzerland. Travel costs outside the Zurich area are shown separately.

Goodies

Extras, but only when they fit.

Prompt library, skills and agents help when they reflect real repetition. Otherwise they stay out.

Prompt library Fits · Impulse · Deep-Dive · Claude Code 1:1
Templates for email, research, summaries, reviews, decision briefs and team-typical tasks. In the Deep-Dive they are adapted to your team.
Workflow skills Fits · Deep-Dive · Claude Code 1:1
Reusable working instructions for routines like checking a quote, structuring minutes or processing a stack of PDFs. Only worthwhile where tasks recur regularly.
Agent roles Fits · Claude Code 1:1 · dev/ops teams
Specialised roles such as reviewer, documenter or research agent. No showcase effect: only when approvals, data scope and review process are clear.
DSG guardrails Fits · All formats
Data classes, tool limits, permitted inputs, red lines and simple approval rules for everyday work.
Tool radar Fits · Claude Code 1:1 · selected team formats
Curated pointers after the training, when new features become relevant to your concrete stack. No generic newsletter.
Follow-up Fits · Deep-Dive · schools · pilot formats
Follow-up questions, prompt reviews, a short review or an office hour. Scope is agreed openly before booking.

One-Pager

To forward internally.

No checkout, no purchase. The PDFs are decision documents for teams that first need to clarify internally whether the format fits.

PDF briefing

AI training for companies

Impulse · Deep-Dive · from CHF 1'900

Format, agenda, prices, demo exercises, privacy and outcome - ready to forward internally to management, HR or the relevant department.

Open one-pager

PDF in German

PDF briefing

Claude Code 1:1 setup

90 min · CHF 990

What gets set up in 90 minutes, which prerequisites are needed and what limits apply with sensitive data.

Open one-pager

PDF in German

Training starts in your daily work.

From the DSG frame to tool selection, then exercises on your tasks.

How I work

Directly accountable, clearly bounded.

One person who runs the training - that is the strength and at the same time the limit. Both are out in the open, rather than disappearing behind an apparatus.

01 A written curriculum before you commit
Before every workshop, it is settled what will be covered and what will not - with format, roles, data frame and expected outcomes. Not an open-ended consulting brief, but a defined scope.
02 Stages instead of one big project
Every engagement begins with a 30-minute intro call, then comes the curriculum, then the workshop. Whatever grows larger grows in clearly bounded steps - plannable rather than everything at once.
03 No handover between sales and delivery
From the first email to the workshop, you talk to the same person who also runs the training. Short paths, clear responsibility, no account manager in between.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before getting started.

  1. 01 Do our teams need prior knowledge for the training?
    No, my beginner sessions require no prior AI experience. I meet each participant at their current level. For advanced teams, I build tailored advanced modules into the curriculum.
  2. 02 Which tools are covered in the training?
    I focus on the market-leading tools that are relevant for companies and defensible under Swiss data-protection law: ChatGPT (Enterprise/Team), Microsoft Copilot, Claude, and Perplexity. The selection is tailored to your needs.
  3. 03 How is data protection handled?
    Data protection is a central part of every training. I show you how to use AI tools in line with the Swiss DSG, which data must not be entered, and how to configure the settings for maximum security.
  4. 04 Can the training also be delivered remotely?
    Yes, all formats are available both on-site at your offices and remote via Zoom/Teams. For highly interactive workshops I recommend on-site delivery where possible.
  5. 05 Are there funding options for professional development?
    Some Swiss cantons offer funding programmes for digital upskilling. I am happy to help you look into the options that apply to your company.

Still have questions?

Next step

Ready for your first team engagement?

Three sentences are enough. I reply within 24 hours with an initial take - or a polite 'no' if I am not the right fit.

Book an intro call