Managing projects with AI

A fair question. There's no shortage of video courses on this subject, often at a third of the price. Three differences that explain the higher price: Exercises that push back: Kai reads what you've written and follows up wherever the argument is thin. No completion tick for pressing play — a response to your actual work. One trainer, not a catalogue: These courses come from someone who also teaches this material in the classroom. Your questions reach him in the course community, not a forum with ten thousand other learners. Written for European projects: Examples from European projects and governance under EU law rather than US rules — none of it adapted from a US course.

No. You don't need programming skills or any prior experience with AI. The case material is included: one case study that runs through all eight modules, and a second case study at the end. Project experience helps you put what you learn in context, but it is not a requirement.

The course works with Claude and demonstrates the approach live. Kai, the learning assistant, is embedded directly in the lessons, so you try the prompts straight away. The principles transfer to other assistants.

Entirely in English — videos, readings, exercises and handouts. The German version is a separate course.

Kai is the AI learning assistant built into every course. He checks your exercises against a rubric set in advance and tells you where your answer doesn't hold up. He answers questions right in the lessons and, in conversation practice, takes on a project role so you can rehearse the difficult conversation. The one place he deliberately stays out of is the final quiz.

Yes. Once you have completed all lessons and given the course an overall rating (1 to 5 stars) in the feedback lesson, you automatically receive a personalised certificate of completion. You can download it as a PDF from your account.

Access doesn't expire — you keep it for as long as the course stays on the platform. Updates are included.

Access is unlocked immediately after payment. That ends the statutory right of withdrawal — you confirm this explicitly at checkout (§ 356 (5) German Civil Code). Instead, I make you a voluntary promise: if the course is not right for you, write to info@agile-forge.com within 14 days of your purchase, tell me why, and you get your money back. Your note helps me improve the course; it is not a condition of the refund.

No. I fall under the German small-business rule (§ 19 UStG): the price shown is the final price. You receive an invoice, but you cannot reclaim input VAT from it.

Yes. Praxis runs as a web app on any device. You can also add it to your phone's home screen, where it works like an app without going through an app store.