Skills Hub
Practical skills for people who work in UAE and GCC organisations — written by the team who deliver our corporate programmes. Twenty to thirty minutes each, with a certificate you can add to your LinkedIn profile.
Every account gets 10 learning credits a week. Starting a module costs 5, so you can begin 2 new ones each week — and anything you have started stays open for good.
Get real work out of AI instead of competent-sounding filler.
Twelve short lessons on briefing an AI properly. Written for people who have tried it, found the output bland, and assumed that was the ceiling.
Eight lessons on the everyday tasks AI is actually good at — and the ones where it quietly wastes your time. Email, documents, meetings, research and the checking you must never skip.
Eight lessons on what AI is actually doing, where it goes wrong, and the decisions it should never be left to make. Written for people who have to set the rules as well as follow them.
Win the work without sounding like you are selling.
Eight lessons on the part of selling that actually decides the outcome — what you ask, when you stay quiet, and how you turn an answer into a reason to act.
Eight lessons on the hardest conversation in selling. How to find what the problem is costing, put a number on it, and defend your price without justifying it.
Eight lessons on building a deck that helps you sell rather than one you read aloud. What each part of the deck is for, and the design that suits each job.
Be understood the first time.
Eight lessons on writing for people who are busy and slightly annoyed. Email, updates and the messages that decide whether something happens.
Eight lessons on standing up and being understood — structuring so you can remember it, handling nerves honestly, and dealing with the question you were hoping nobody would ask.
The day-to-day craft of running a team.
Eight lessons for managers who were promoted for being good at the job. How to raise the thing nobody is raising, without it becoming a row or an apology.
Eight lessons on the feedback you give every week. Why most of it changes nothing, what to say instead, and how to praise people without it sounding hollow.
Eight lessons on the meetings you chair. Which ones should not exist, who actually needs to be there, and how to finish with decisions instead of a vague sense of alignment.
Get found by the people who are already looking.
Eight lessons for people who have a business to run and no marketing department. What to write about, where it goes, and how a reader stops reading and sends you an enquiry.
Eight lessons on the decisions that happen before any marketing gets written. Who you are actually for, what you are actually selling, and why "we do everything" quietly costs you the work.
Eight lessons for people who post because they feel they should. Which platform to pick, what to say when you have nothing to announce, and why engagement is not the thing you are trying to buy.