How we work
How you buy from us
We don't open with a price. We start by understanding who will be trained, how many of them, and where — then we propose the format. Numbers come in a written proposal after the session.
Four steps
- 01
Intro session
Twenty minutes: who is being trained, how many, and the problem you want solved.
- 02
Written proposal
Track, format, duration, deliverables and cost, in a document you can circulate internally.
- 03
Delivery
On site, live online, or as a recorded programme, as agreed.
- 04
After the training
The materials stay with you, with follow-up as set out in the proposal.
Engagement models
On-site training programme
A workshop at your premises, for a defined group, over an agreed duration.
Live online programme
The same sessions for distributed teams.
Recorded programme for your staff
Recorded once and kept by your organisation, for current and new employees.
Consulting
A review of your data and cloud foundations, and an implementation roadmap.
Platform subscription
For engineering teams, when the validation platform launches.
Contracting questions
How is cost calculated?
By track, number of trainees, format and duration. No published prices, because programmes are built around the organisation's situation.
How long is a programme?
Set after the intro session, based on the track and the number of sessions agreed.
On site or remote?
Both. On-site delivery covers the Gulf and Jordan.
What language is the training in?
Arabic, with technical terms in English. English delivery is available on request.
Who do we contract with?
iDynoTech Ltd, a company registered in the United Kingdom. Invoicing is in the company's name.
Do we keep the materials?
Yes for the recorded programme. For on-site and live delivery, as stated in the proposal.
Start with an intro session
Twenty minutes, no commitment.