Can I move into AI without a computer science degree?
Yes. UK employers hiring for AI increasingly look at what you can show — projects, shipped work and how you reason about AI systems — more than at degree titles. The right route depends on your starting point, which is why the first step is choosing a realistic target role.
Do I need a technical background to move into AI?
No. Engineering roles need coding, but many AI roles do not: AI product management, AI governance and responsible AI, AI adoption and automation roles all value domain expertise. People from marketing, finance, operations, HR and other fields move into these roles.
How long does it take to move into an AI role?
It depends on the gap between where you are and the target role. Engineers and analysts with a solid technical base can often make a focused move within months. Building engineering skills from scratch takes considerably longer — so we pick a target that is realistic for your timeline.
Will AI take my job?
AI is changing tasks faster than it is removing whole roles. The professionals who do best learn the AI tools their role uses, deliver visible results with them, and keep their skills current. That is exactly what the “Grow with AI” track is for.
Is this coaching or an AI course?
Coaching. You get a plan, honest feedback and preparation for your specific target — not a generic curriculum. Where you need to learn something, I point you to the specific resources worth your time.
I'm not in tech — can you still help?
Yes. I work with humanities graduates, teachers, accountants, lawyers, marketers, managers and HR professionals. AI is changing every profession; we work out how it applies to yours, which skills to build and how to turn them into your next career step.
Do you work with people outside the UK?
Yes — I work with professionals targeting roles in the UK, Europe, the US and Canada. Sessions run online (Zoom, Google Meet or Zoho), or in person in London, in English or Russian.