Claude, working directly on your own computer and your own files. This is the half day where it stops being a chat window and starts being a colleague who actually does the work.
They type a question, copy the answer, paste it somewhere else, and do the actual work by hand. Claude Code closes that gap. It reads your files, writes new ones, edits what is already there and runs real jobs on your machine. By lunchtime you will have seen it do work you would normally do yourself, and you will know how to point it at the next job.
Installed on your own machine and working, so nothing here stays theoretical. You leave with the tool, not a login you forget about.
You bring a folder of your actual work. Claude reads it, tidies it, drafts from it or rewrites it while you watch. That first moment lands harder than any slide.
Clear asks get clear results. You learn the handful of habits that turn a vague request into work you would happily sign off.
What Claude Code can see, what it cannot, and when to let it run. Once this lands, the fear goes and the ideas start.
How to keep control, check its work and never lose anything. Confidence built on knowing where the brakes are.
You leave with three tasks from your own week that Claude Code can take off your plate, ready to try on Monday.
No long lectures. You are at the keyboard within the first twenty minutes and you stay there.
In plain English, with your own laptop open. The difference between chatting to AI and putting AI to work.
We install it together and run the first command. Everyone crosses this line before we go on. Nobody left behind.
Point it at a folder of your own work and give it a job. Watch it read, think and deliver.
The small changes in how you ask that make the difference between a shrug and a finished piece of work.
Not one file at a time. A folder, a project, a body of work, handled as one.
Checking, undoing, keeping a safety net. Then your three jobs to take home and try.
Anyone who wants AI to do the work rather than just talk about it. You do not need to write code. You do need a laptop, a folder of real work and a willingness to try things. We start gentle and build. The people who get the most from it tend to be the ones who arrive with a job they are quietly sick of doing by hand.
Introduction to Claude Code is Module 1 of three half-day modules. Each one stands alone, and taken together they move you from installing Claude Code to running agents that work while you sleep.
Get it installed and watch it do a real job on your own files.
Teach it your context, build your own shortcuts, automate a real job end to end.
Build an agent that does a real job and set it running on a schedule.
The things people ask before booking Module 1.
Claude Code is Anthropic's tool for putting Claude to work directly on your own computer and your own files. Rather than answering questions in a chat window, it reads your files, writes new ones, edits what is already there and runs real jobs on your machine. This module is the practical introduction to using it.
No. You do not need to write code to take this module. You need a laptop, a folder of real work and a willingness to try things. The session starts gently and builds, and everyone gets Claude Code installed and running before we move on.
It is a half-day, hands-on session priced at £1,999 excluding VAT. It is team training for up to 8 people and the first of three modules in the Claude Code Pathway, delivered virtually or in person.
You will have Claude Code installed and working on your own machine, you will have watched it complete a real job on a folder of your own work, you will know how to phrase instructions that get usable results, you will understand where the brakes are, and you will leave with a shortlist of three tasks from your own week to try on Monday.
Module 2, Advanced Claude Code, where you teach Claude your business context, build your own shortcuts and connect it to the tools your work already lives in. Module 3, Building Agents in Claude Code, is where you build an agent that runs a real job on a schedule without you.
Half a day. Your own laptop. Real work, done in front of you.
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