Structured, certified AI training that turns scattered know-how into results, for professionals and the organisations they build.
Every published course, grouped by the level it states.
Several courses that belong together, unlocked with one code.
What this catalogue is organised by
Start here if you are new to building with Claude.
intermediate course
The core ideas behind AI tools at work: model, prompt, context, tokens, hallucination, grounding and agents, how to judge an output, what data is safe to share, the laws, frameworks and standards around AI use, and the working habits that keep it sound.
View the coursePreparation for credentials awarded by someone other than us.
Counts are of published courses.
One is hands-on for teams. The other ends in a credential someone else recognises.
Claude, primary platform
Practical, hands-on, accountable.
Live training for enterprise teams, delivered by Yallo trainers. Your people learn Claude inside the workflows they already work in, rather than on a sample dataset.
Anthropic credentials
Official credentials, study-ready.
Structured materials and coaching towards recognised AI certifications. Yallo prepares you and you sit the official exam, so the credential you end with is not one we award ourselves.
Working artefacts we use ourselves.
New courses and one genuinely useful thing we learned building AI for regulated industries.
No sharing, no selling.
It depends on the course, and each course states its own level: foundational, intermediate or advanced. The level is on every course card and at the top of every course page, so you can tell before you enrol rather than after.
It varies widely, from under an hour to around ten hours of content. Each course page carries its own estimate where one has been recorded, and its module and lesson counts either way. We would rather point you at the real figure than quote an average that fits nothing.
Every certificate carries a public verification link. Anyone can open it and see the holder, the course and the date, with no account and no login. Scores are graded on our servers, and a correction is a reissue with a new identifier rather than an edit to the original.
Yes. An organisation can be granted access to courses and assign them to its people, and it sees completion for what it assigned. It does not see anything you enrol in yourself.