The only Upskilling that ships a Working AI-Solution

Costs vary depending on track and cohort size and in many cases can be reduced by up to 100% through available government funding. We recommend booking a discovery call with our team to explore your options and get a clear picture of what the program would cost your organization.

Yes, entirely. You nominate the participants from your team. We recommend selecting people who are motivated to apply AI in their role and who have a concrete business challenge they want to tackle during the program.

There is no minimum. We work with companies sending a single participant to teams of 20 or more. Larger cohorts can access custom pricing and a dedicated company track built around shared use cases and organizational goals.

Most corporate AI training delivers theory, slides, and a certificate. Tomorrow Academy works with Challenge-Based Learning (CBL) and is entirely different. Instead of lectures and exams, participants work on a real challenge from inside their own organization from day one. AI isn't studied in the abstract but applied to create a working solution as the outcome.

The program is fully remote and largely asynchronous, designed to fit around a normal working week rather than pulling people out of it. Live bootcamps and immersions are built in to ensure participants build genuine connections, not just complete modules in isolation.

The curriculum also is personalizable to each learner's mission and values. The goal isn't to produce generic AI users but to develop people who can apply AI in a way that's immediately meaningful to the business and themselves.

Projects are defined entirely by your business context. Past examples include internal AI assistants, automated reporting pipelines, customer interaction tools, and data analysis workflows. The solution belongs to your organization. We guide and certify the process, but the output and the intellectual property are entirely yours.

Tomorrow Academy is part of Tomorrow University of Applied Sciences. Participants earn 20-35 ECTS credits that carry full academic recognition. These credits can be applied toward a Bachelor of Science or Master of Science degree, meaning the Academy is not just a standalone certificate it can be the first chapter of a full academic qualification.

The program is designed around busy professionals. Expect 5 to 10 hours per week, covering learning sessions, project work, and community touchpoints. The format is remote-first and asynchronous-friendly, so it integrates naturally into a normal working week.

Most companies registered in Germany are eligible. Companies with fewer than 50 employees can access up to 100% coverage of program costs, plus up to 75% wage coverage during the program. Companies with 50 or more employees receive between 25% and 50% coverage of program costs, plus up to 25% to 50% wage coverage. We support you navigate the application process.