Our Generative AI Trainer in Masdar City can engage engineers, founders and policy teams in one session. Live demos run on anonymised project documents, people practise during every format, and the room leaves with pilots worth testing.
The trainer demonstrates on sanitised examples you supply, such as a project status report or a grant summary, so the audience sees AI handling work they actually do.
Scientists, founders, diplomats and finance staff can share one session. The trainer pitches explanations so specialists stay interested and newcomers keep up.
Before preparing anything, the trainer learns your field, from solar project delivery to academic administration, and the data rules your organisation follows.
Government partners and Emirati leaders often attend events in the district. The trainer can present in Arabic, English or a mix and answer questions in either.
Short audience exercises sit inside even a 45 minute keynote, because a founder who writes one good prompt remembers more than one who watched ten slides.
Hosts receive the demonstrated prompts, a concise safe use guide and recommended next steps, ready to share with participants or cohort members.
Audiences in this district often include people who know far more about machine learning than any general speaker. What they value is honest, practical use: a real task, a visible error and the correction. Our sessions are designed so expertise in the room becomes a resource, not a threat.
We talk through the event, the mix of technical and non technical attendees, approved tools and anything confidential that must stay off screen.
A few short questions show the trainer which attendees build with AI already and which are cautious or simply curious.
Demonstrations are built on anonymised material from energy, sustainability or research settings, for example comparing two technical proposals.
Each demo leads into an exercise for the audience, followed by a brief look at results and an open discussion of what failed.
After the main session, longer bookings include a clinic where founders or team leads bring one use case for focused advice.
Shortly afterwards, the host gets the prompt set, the questions people raised and proposed actions for teams or cohort members.
Keynotes weave demonstrations with quick attendee tasks on phones or laptops. In workshops and build days, about 80% of the clock belongs to participants and their own files as the trainer circulates.
From a short keynote at an innovation day to a full academy for one organisation, every format can be booked on its own or combined. Each one is adapted to energy, research or start-up audiences.
Up to an hour at an innovation day, partner forum or sustainability gathering, with demonstrations on project and research material and two quick tasks for the audience.
🛠 Your audience leaves with: Two working prompts and a simple guide to checking outputs
A half day for executives of energy developers or research organisations on where generative AI saves effort, which risks matter most and how to choose first pilots.
🛠 Your audience leaves with: A shortlist of pilots with owners and risk notes
A full day for a project, finance or communications team working on anonymised versions of their own reports, proposals and correspondence, coached throughout.
🛠 Your audience leaves with: A prompt set for their most time consuming recurring document
A breakout at a sustainability or technology event, or moderation of a panel bringing together researchers, founders and public sector voices, kept practical and on time.
🛠 Your audience leaves with: Captured takeaways circulated to all attendees afterwards
A facilitated segment of a leadership retreat, moving from live demonstrations to small group work on challenges leadership has already put on this year's list.
🛠 Your audience leaves with: Agreed pilot ideas with a named sponsor for each
Founders or mixed teams pick a real task, such as answering investor due diligence questions, and build a working assistant or workflow before presenting it.
🛠 Your audience leaves with: A demonstrable prototype and notes on what to test next
Train the trainer coaching for the staff who will spread AI use internally, covering safe demonstrations, common objections and short peer sessions.
🛠 Your audience leaves with: A peer session outline they can run without support
A cohort series over several weeks, suited to incubator programmes or a single organisation, ending with each participant showing one redesigned task from their role.
🛠 Your audience leaves with: A reworked task for every participant, with time saved logged
A cohort of early stage founders and a delegation of public sector partners need different examples, pace and tone. We plan those details with you before preparing a single demo.
We confirm the reason for the session, what attendees should take away and any sensitivities around research, bids or government partnerships.
Examples come from your sector, whether that is renewable project delivery, climate consultancy or university administration, and match the seniority present.
Room, display, sound, network access, language mix and headcount are agreed with your team, together with a run sheet that fits the event agenda.
Where generative AI earns its keep, what could go wrong and how much to invest, shown live.
Practical ways to save time on proposals, reporting and investor communication without adding risk.
An approachable session that answers concerns, sets ground rules and gets everyone using an approved tool once.
Deeper material on evaluation, retrieval and agents, led by a trainer who welcomes expert questions.
Those who stay the course of a workshop, a build day or an academy are each issued a certificate of completion from TrainingInUAE.com. Keynote and panel guests receive the follow-up resources. The certificate reflects corporate training; it is not a KHDA accredited qualification or a vendor certification.
Requests in Masdar City come from energy companies, research bodies, start-ups and event hosts. The trainer changes examples and depth for each, so no two sessions look the same.
Leadership and project teams wanting a practical view of AI for reports, bids and stakeholder updates.
Administrators and research support staff interested in grant writing, literature summaries and careful citation checks.
Incubator programmes and young companies seeking hands on sessions that help small teams move faster.
Teams working with partners across many countries who need multilingual drafting and summaries handled responsibly.
Advisers producing assessments and client reports who want faster drafting without errors in technical data.
Organisers of innovation and sustainability events looking for a speaker who engages without overselling.
Plus 400+ enterprise clients across 16+ countries.
Real feedback from participants in our trainers’ AI sessions. Names withheld for privacy.
“Highly recommended! Hands on and directly useful, from making PPTs and strategic plans to building KRAs.”
President, media company
“A very productive session for working professionals. A must do.”
General Manager, telecoms group
“I would recommend everyone to go through this session. It clarifies both what to expect from AI and where AI isn’t needed.”
Deputy General Manager, telecoms business services
“A nice interactive session with a lot of new insights and the power of AI. This will help me save time in routine activities.”
Senior Manager, Engineering, paints manufacturer
“The session was highly insightful and conducted in a very professional and interactive manner. Learnt about AI and excited to learn more!”
DGM, Financial Planning, paints manufacturer
“A very good training session. AI can do wonders. We’ll implement it to create efficiency and save time.”
Deputy Manager, global trading house
Every Generative AI Trainer in Masdar City we propose is a senior practitioner with years of leading teams and projects. Many come from technology, consulting or energy backgrounds, rely on AI in their own weekly work and are relaxed when researchers challenge them.
Runs the room and designs your programme
AI strategy, decisions and change for senior teams
Sit with your people while they build
Masdar City combines a free zone for start-ups and clean energy firms with major research institutions, including Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence, and the headquarters of the International Renewable Energy Agency. The calendar fills with innovation days, cohort sessions, partner workshops and sustainability gatherings, and a single event can seat founders beside scientists and public sector officials.
That mix shapes how we prepare. Some guests will know model architecture in depth, while others are using AI for the first time, so the trainer plans layered examples that work for both. Research findings, bid documents and partner information are often sensitive, so demos rely on anonymised or synthetic files. If your offsite moves elsewhere in Abu Dhabi or to Dubai, the same trainer travels with it.
Suits an innovation day or forum, combining live demonstrations with a short audience exercise.
For an executive masterclass or retreat block that finishes with chosen pilots.
One team, one room, a whole day spent on anonymised copies of its real files.
A workshop followed by a build day, ideal for start-up cohorts or innovation teams.
Several sessions over weeks for an incubator cohort or one organisation, ending in a showcase.
Three to four weeks is comfortable, giving time to scope the audience and prepare demos on anonymised material from your field. A straightforward keynote can occasionally be fixed sooner. Our proposal, including a suggested trainer profile, comes within 24 to 48 hours, which also confirms whether your date is available.
Not if we plan it properly. The trainer focuses on applied use rather than theory, invites expert views from the floor and adds a deeper layer on evaluation and limits. Researchers usually value seeing how colleagues in other functions use the tools, and their input improves the session.
Yes. We provide trainers for keynote slots, breakout sessions and panel moderation at conferences and forums. Topic, timing, staging and who sits in the audience are settled with the organiser first, then build demonstrations that read clearly on a large screen.
A keynote reaches a large audience in under an hour, with demos and short tasks. Workshops involve fewer people and far more doing, around 80% of the day on genuine tasks. Many hosts in the district use a keynote to open an event and a workshop or build day for a selected group.
Yes. Arabic only, English only and bilingual sessions are all possible. When government partners or Emirati leaders attend alongside international guests, a bilingual approach with English slides and discussion in both languages often keeps everyone engaged.
Keynotes work for an auditorium full of guests if sound and screens are good. Workshops and build days run best with up to 20 participants per trainer. For a larger cohort we split the group into rounds or bring in a second facilitator.
A large screen or projector, a microphone for bigger rooms, stable Wi-Fi and a short window to test everything. For workshops and build days, each participant should bring a laptop already signed in to your permitted AI tools. We send a full checklist once the booking is confirmed.
Yes. Our trainers travel anywhere in the seven emirates, and GCC teams can join online. Many organisations based in the district hold retreats at hotels elsewhere in Abu Dhabi or in Dubai, and the trainer comes to that venue with the same preparation and materials.
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