AI Excellence Program: Hands-on AI and Automation Training for Companies

STX Next offers two programs that can run in parallel or separately. The AI Bootcamp is a 20-hour training for developers and architects covering an LLM-assisted delivery lifecycle, agentic integration patterns, and secure coding with language models. AI Enablement for Business is a 16-hour training for managers, analysts, and specialists covering prompting, building AI assistants, and process automation in low-code tools. Both programs are available in English and Polish.

It's a 16-hour workshop split into six topic blocks. Participants learn how language models work in practice, how to write precise prompts that give repeatable results, how to build AI assistants tailored to their team's processes, and how to design and run automations in low-code tools such as Copilot Studio, Power Automate, and n8n. The program is for people who don't write application code but make decisions about AI adoption or use AI tools in their daily work.

The cost depends on the number of participants, the tracks you choose, and how much the program is tailored to your organization. STX Next doesn't publish a price list: each program is priced individually after an intro call with our Head of AI/ML. Contact us for a specific quote.

The AI Bootcamp for technical teams takes about 20 hours, in a recommended format of 4 days of 5 hours or 5 days of 4 hours. AI Enablement for Business takes 16 hours, over 3 days of about 5 hours or 4 days of about 4 hours. The two tracks can run in parallel or on separate dates. The exact schedule is agreed with your L&D team or management before the program starts.

We deliver training in English or Polish, depending on what your organization prefers. STX Next was founded in Poznań, Poland, in 2005 and works with clients across Europe, the UK, and the US. Exercises and labs are calibrated to your industry and your real processes.

Yes. STX Next has delivered AI projects in financial services, private equity, and industrial sectors, where data security, operational continuity, and regulatory compliance are baseline requirements, not options. The trainers leading the AI Excellence Program are the same engineers and architects who designed and deployed those solutions. We hold TISAX and ISO/IEC 27001 certifications.

Yes. We set the schedule individually with your L&D team or management. Both tracks can be spread out over time, with the pace adjusted to your organization's working rhythm. The only condition is continuity between modules, so participants build on what they learned in earlier sessions instead of starting over each time.

We run the program remotely, on site at your office, or in a hybrid format. The format is agreed during the intro call and doesn't affect the scope or the learning outcomes.

We set group sizes individually, based on the format and the track. Groups that are too large lower the quality of workshop work, so for intensive hands-on sessions we recommend groups of up to 30 people. For larger organizations, we suggest running several editions of the program. We agree on the details during the intro call.

STX Next offers a package of expert hours for exactly this situation: support for the first production deployments, unblocking specific technical problems, and help scaling the solutions built during the workshops. We agree on the scope and number of hours before or after the workshop program, so your team knows who to contact and on what terms.

Not if it's addressed during planning. In the intro call, we assess participants' levels and set the program's starting point accordingly. If the gaps within a group are large, we can split it into subgroups with different technical intensity or add a catch-up module before the main program.