AI BootCamps (7 Courses)
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Tell us your role and goal. See the three AI moves your experience fits best, then get a four-phase roadmap with milestones, portfolio projects, CV examples and interview focus, timed to the hours you have.
For IT professionals with work experience. Your three best moves are free to see; the full roadmap needs your email.
Four questions. Your answers stay in your browser.
Hiring has moved toward experienced people who can show AI work. That is good news if you plan the move well.
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Lead with these. Experienced hires are expected to bring judgment from their previous field, not to start from zero.
Build them on problems from your current job where you can. Real constraints make better stories than tutorials.
Same experience, told as AI work with a result. The "after" line is an illustration; use your own project and your own numbers.
Moving inside your company is usually faster than an external switch, because people already trust your judgment.
Practise answering these out loud using your portfolio projects as examples.
A structured program covers phases 1 to 3 with live instruction and projects. Each page lists its own prerequisites, dates and price.
Moves. Each current role has a ranked list of AI moves where its experience transfers well. Your goal moves the matching kind of role (add AI to your role, specialise, or lead) to the top.
Time. Each move has an estimate of focused learning and project hours. We reduce it for more experience, because transferable skills shorten the early phases, and divide by your weekly hours. Phases take 20%, 35%, 30% and 15% of the time.
Market figures. From Indeed Hiring Lab data reported by CNBC (October 2026) and the World Economic Forum Future of Jobs Report 2025.
A planning guide written by AgileFever, not a guarantee of a job or a salary. Program facts come from the program pages and can change.
Written by the AgileFever editorial team. A planning guide, not a guarantee of employment. Program hours come from the program pages and can change.