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How we teach

Picture, practice, check, decide

Our programmes were written by practitioners for learners who learn best by doing. The same principles run through every course, from the first spreadsheet to deploying an AI assistant.

One running case company

Every course follows the same fictional group, so data and skills carry over from one course to the next.

Learning by doing

Picture, paper example, hands-on lab, everyday case. Every lab gives a real answer that the learner checks.

Checked numbers

Every expected result on slides, in labs and in answer keys was produced by running the code.

Free tools first

Google Sheets or Excel, Google Colab, free open models, Power BI Desktop and Tableau Public. Paid tools only as optional extras that are switched off.

AI as a skill

From the first module, learners prompt an AI assistant, then check and test what it gives them.

Decisions, not just scores

Projects end in a decision with its value, a check of who is affected, and a short memo.

The running case

Digitrans Eduwealth Futuristic Company (DEFCo)

A fictional multi-division group. Each module answers one business question for one of its divisions, on one connected, synthetic data pack.

8,000customers
142,104delivered orders over three years
34stores with weekly sales
6,000product reviews
4,200support tickets, plus a help centre and product photos
DivisionBusinessWhere it is used
RetailStores, app and websiteExcel, SQL, pandas, churn, segments, forecasting, reviews
CareCustomer support for all divisionsNLP, ticket routing, chatbot, voice, LLM evaluation
Supply ChainWarehouses, logistics, factoryForecasting, optimisation, supply chain cases
FinanceBudgets, payables, receivablesAnomaly detection, document extraction, finance cases
People and ITHR, IT service desk, procurementCase briefs for HR, IT, procurement, R&D and sales

Inside every chapter

  1. QuestionA business question opens the chapter, with a picture before any formula.
  2. On paperA small worked example the learner can follow by hand.
  3. Interactive lesson and labA guided lab in a spreadsheet, notebook or tool, with expected results.
  4. Everyday cases and quizShort cases from daily life, a case-company task and a quiz.
  5. Summary and trainer kitKey takeaways for learners; deck, notes and answer key for trainers.

Sample pages

Blurred on purpose. Full files are shared with partner institutes.

Outcomes we aim for

LevelWhat it meansProgrammes
UnderstandExplains the ideas and judges claims and projectsExecutive, Manager, Technical Basic, Start here
ApplyUses tools to answer real questions with checked numbersAnalyst, College Basic, Technical Moderate
BuildBuilds, evaluates and explains models and AI systemsCollege Medium, Technical Advanced, Diploma Blocks C-D
Ship and leadDeploys, monitors and governs AI, and turns results into decisionsCollege Advanced, Diploma Block E and capstone, case studies
Get hired or promotedPortfolio, interview readiness, role fitCareer module, role-fit report

Built to be taught anywhere

Content is country-neutral: US dollars, fictional cities, generic sales seasons, a GDPR-style privacy law, and English throughout. Maps to each partner university's syllabus are kept separately.

Ready on day one

Eight setup tracks walk learners through installing and checking everything they need, on Windows, macOS or Linux, with a script that confirms the setup works. See the setup tracks.

See it for yourself

Institute owners and managers can ask for a demo login to try sample lessons, quizzes and a live Python lab. Students can register for the online course.