Learn AI by building it.
JAZARI teaches professionals and organisations how to navigate AI: what it actually changes, what to decide about it, and how to build with it. Everything we teach is applied, and you leave with something working rather than a certificate.
An academy for people who have to make AI work in real life.
Not a consultancy that builds it for you, and not a platform that hands you videos. We teach the thinking and the doing together, to individuals finding their footing and to organisations bringing a lot of people along at once.
Three steps, and the first one is free.
Three ways to learn with us.
Every programme is built around a job function and set in your industry, on-site or online.
Egypt has its own AI models now. We teach what they actually do.
Karnak and BelMasry were built here and run here, which matters when your data is not allowed to leave the country. BelMasry also handles Egyptian dialect properly, which no global model does well. We teach on both, alongside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and the rest, and a real part of the work is knowing which one belongs on which job.
An academy named after an Arab engineer.
Ismail al-Jazari was an engineer of the Arab and Islamic golden age, and is often called the father of robotics. In the twelfth century he built some of the first programmable machines, then wrote, in Arabic, the book that let others build them too.
We carry his name because our history is not behind us. The civilisation that gave the world algebra, the algorithm and al-Jazari's machines is now building AI in its own language, and we mean to help it lead rather than follow. That is our whole idea: make something that works, then hand over the drawings.
There is no shortage of AI content. There is a shortage of people who can navigate it.
Awareness is everywhere. Judgement is not.
Most people in Egypt have watched the videos. Free courses are everywhere and the state is running training at national scale. What almost nobody teaches is how to tell a real use from a distraction, which model belongs on which problem, and what to do on Monday morning. That judgement is what an academy should produce.
We organise around the work, not the discipline
Other providers teach data science, or machine learning, or programming. A marketer, a finance lead and an engineer need completely different things from AI, and so does a founder deciding whether to invest in it at all. Our content is built around the work someone actually does.
Six things we hold to.
Individuals, teams, and the people deciding for both.
We teach first and charge later.
The roadshow is free for a limited period. We would rather you watch us teach before you pay for anything, because what we are actually selling is hard to judge from a brochure.
Learn AI around the work you actually do.
Every programme is built around a job function and set in your industry: the marketer's week, the finance close, the operations floor. We teach on-site and online, for individuals, for whole teams and for leadership.
Function first. Industry always.
Generic courses teach the tools. We teach what a specific role does with them, in the setting that role actually works in.
Built around your function
We do not teach AI in general. We teach AI for marketing, finance, HR, operations and sales: the tasks that fill that role's week, the tools that fit them, and the judgement about what to hand to a model and what to keep. Every track ends with something working that the role will use on Monday.
Set in your industry
Worked examples, data and cases come from your sector: real estate, manufacturing and logistics, outsourcing and customer operations, healthcare, retail. A finance team in a factory closes the month differently from one in a bank, so the examples, the risks and the rules change with it.
Begin with the roadshow.
One session that gives everyone the same map of the new world of AI, before anyone chooses a programme.
The JAZARI roadshow
A single session, about half a day, for anyone who hears AI terms every day and wants to understand what sits behind them. It explains how the technology works and what it changes, in plain language, and helps each person see where it fits in their own work. It is the common starting point for every programme we run.
What you leave with
- A clear picture of how AI works, without the jargon
- The judgement to tell a real use from a distraction
- Your own short list of where AI would pay back first in your work
- A clear next step, if you want one
A room full of people building things.
The JAZARI Community will be where alumni, practitioners and people learning on their own keep going after a programme ends. Small, Egyptian, and built around showing work rather than talking about it. It opens soon, and the waiting list is open now.
What it will offer.
Open to anyone who is actually doing the work.
You do not need to have taken a programme with us. You do need to be building, teaching or deciding something real.
Join the waiting list.
The community opens soon. Leave your details and we will invite the first members in the order they joined, starting with people who are actually building something.
Tell us what you need and we will come back with options.
No sales sequence. One person reads it and replies with what we would suggest, what it would cost, and when we could run it.
Not ready to talk?
Come to the roadshow first: about half a day, live demonstrations, no pitch, and currently free. Choose it in the dropdown below.