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Our pioneering learning concepts help professionals to quickly solve all their data challenges with the open source toolkits used by data scientists. Courses, workshops series and coaching around data literacy, data science & do-it-yourself AI. Our programs are meant for everyone, with no prior technical knowledge needed. Easy and fun to learn, with immediate and incredibly useful applications and gives anyone taking the course great power over their data. Why should everyone learn data science? Lifelong learning has become the new education paradigm, employees needing a much broader knowledge bandwidth than ever before. Computer literacy and digital know-how are a prerequisite in any profession, but one major skill gap that hasn’t been covered yet: data literacy. And yet everyone, absolutely everyone deals with data, every day, in any form. Organizations keep pace by buying tools, hiring consultants or data science teams. Which is of course absolutely needed. But there is a 3rd element in a perfect digital strategy that makes everything stick together: data literacy for all employees. It benefits organizations by having incredibly skilled and effective employees. It empowers individuals who find smarter ways to work independently, communicate efficiently, lose their frustrations towards AI by knowing how to make it work for themselves, and manage so much more in a single workday. How do we do this? We don’t teach data scientists, but rather teach any professionals who don’t want to dedicate years to learn something new. Our approach: - Work on useful projects, the topic of each workshop - Along the way, learn what you need: some theory and data science best practices Learners quickly build a growing picture of what is AI, how to use it, and discover new horizons they wouldn’t have thought of, where everything becomes possible, with minimal time investment, and with an open source language used by data scientists all over the world.

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