Live sessions with clear dates and practical goals

Webinars

Join interactive webinars led by instructors and invited specialists. Each session lists who it is for, what you will practice, and what you will take away. No hype, no pressure tactics, and transparent policies.

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Typical length

60 to 75 minutes

Access

Live attendance plus replay when available

Location

Online, supported from Toronto

Educational content only. Guest experts participate as invited specialists. We do not provide financial, career, or professional guarantees.

Next live windows

Times shown in Eastern Time

Upcoming highlights

Webinar: Prompting and evaluation basics

March 19, 2026 at 7:00 PM ET

Learn a simple rubric to evaluate AI outputs for accuracy and relevance
Practice safe prompting patterns for workplace content

Webinar: From spreadsheet to dashboard narrative

April 2, 2026 at 6:30 PM ET

Data

Build a clean chart sequence that answers one clear question
Turn findings into a short, readable storyline

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See course start windows including March 10, 2026 and April 7, 2026.

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Transparent policies

Webinar schedule (Spring 2026)

Below is the planned schedule for upcoming sessions. Each webinar is designed as a standalone learning unit with clear takeaways. If you want a guided practice rhythm, pair webinars with a course track.

March 19, 2026

7:00 PM ET

Prompting and evaluation basics

Learn a practical workflow for using AI tools responsibly: drafting prompts, checking output quality, and documenting what you did so results are repeatable.

Length

75 minutes

Level

Beginner-friendly

Practice

Hands-on examples

What you will do

Write prompts for a defined use case (summary, analysis, or draft messaging)
Apply a checklist to spot missing context, errors, and overconfident output
Document inputs and assumptions so results are traceable

March 26, 2026

7:00 PM ET

Programming

Debugging mindset: finding problems systematically

Learn a repeatable approach to debugging code: reproducing issues, narrowing scope, and writing small checks that prevent the same bug later.

Length

60 minutes

Best for

Python learners and early-career developers

Practical takeaway

A simple debugging checklist you can reuse across projects, plus examples of writing small tests and sanity checks.

April 2, 2026

6:30 PM ET

From spreadsheet to dashboard narrative

Practice turning a small dataset into a simple dashboard story. Focus on clarity and decision support rather than flashy visuals.

Skill focus

Data literacy

April 9, 2026

7:00 PM ET

Business English: meetings that stay on track

Practice useful meeting language: opening, clarifying, summarizing decisions, and follow-ups. Focus is on clarity and confidence, not perfection.

Skill focus

Workplace communication

April 16, 2026

7:00 PM ET

Portfolio project planning: scope, milestones, feedback

Learn how to define a small project that fits your time: what to build, what to skip, and how to present your work clearly.

Best for

Learners combining courses + webinars

Questions about fit or schedules?

Visit the FAQ for answers on access, replays, and prerequisites, or contact admissions for guidance.

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Disclaimer: Webinar materials are for educational purposes only. Participation does not create a professional services relationship. We do not guarantee specific outcomes.

How webinars work

We keep the process simple and predictable. Webinars are designed to complement courses, but each session stands on its own.

Pick a session

Review the topic and who it is for. If you want deeper practice, pair it with a related course track.

Clear scope

Join live and participate

Bring questions and follow along with small exercises. Sessions focus on practical frameworks you can reuse.

Q&A included

Use the takeaways

Apply templates, checklists, or example workflows in your own context. Outcomes vary by effort and background.

Practical tools

Continue with a track

If you want a steady rhythm, course tracks provide milestones and assignments that build over 2 to 3 weeks.

Learning pathways

Prefer a structured program instead of single sessions?

Explore course tracks with weekly milestones, practical assignments, and optional live webinar support.

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What to expect in a live session

These are the standards we aim to keep consistent across webinar topics, so you can plan and evaluate whether a session fits your goals.

Session standards

Clear agenda

You will see the learning goal, the main steps, and a short Q&A window.

Practical examples

We prioritize realistic scenarios and reusable templates over theory-heavy slides.

No exaggerated claims

We focus on education. Individual outcomes depend on your effort, background, and goals.

Common questions

Do I need a course to join?

No. Webinars are designed to be standalone, with suggested prerequisites listed per topic.

Are replays available?

Replays may be available depending on the session. Details are provided in the webinar description.

What if I miss the live time?

If a replay is available, you can review later. Live Q&A benefits require attendance.

Do you provide guarantees?

No. Materials are educational. We do not guarantee financial, career, or professional outcomes.

Support location

Toronto

Email and phone support during posted business hours.

Pricing

CAD

Pricing is shown in Canadian dollars across the site.

Focus

Skills

Programming, AI fundamentals, digital skills, and language learning.

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Disclaimer: Materials are provided for educational purposes. Guest experts participate as invited specialists. We do not guarantee specific financial, career, or professional outcomes.

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