AI training for employees

Compare corporate AI training providers, and see how Maven for Business gets your team using AI at work.

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Why invest in AI training?

AI training for employees teaches people to use AI tools in their own jobs, from writing a first prompt to building AI features. It comes as course libraries, practice platforms, university courses and live cohorts.

Companies invest in corporate AI training when their people have the tools and an AI 101 but work hasn’t changed. The next step is skills for each role. In a 3-month pilot of live courses at Lattice, 87% of learners reported higher confidence using AI at work, and 68% said they reach for AI more often day to day.

  1. People have had their AI 101 and now want hands-on skills.

    “AI” was the top search term on Maven for 3 straight years. In the first half of 2026 it fell to #6, behind “claude”, and the rest of the top 7 were AI tools and techniques like “claude code” and “evals”.

    5 years of search history on Maven, where 1M+ professionals learn.

  2. Tools and an AI 101 only get a team so far.

    Lattice rolled out enterprise model access, worked AI into manager programs and ran live lunch and learns. It still hit a ceiling at the intermediate and advanced level, where the skills are specific to each role.

    The Lattice case study.

  3. Most of your people won’t get there on their own.

    Lattice’s SVP of Engineering described AI adoption as a 20/60/20 split. 20% are early adopters, 20% won’t get on board, and the 60% in the middle are coachable but need the right motivation and accountability.

    The Lattice case study.

  4. Every role needs something different.

    Lattice let people choose their own courses, and 47 people picked 28 different ones. Even inside one function, people needed different AI skills.

    The Lattice case study.

From our CEO

“2026 is a lot more hands-on.”

“More companies have provided tool access for teams, and more professionals have already attended some type of AI 101 / foundations training. The next step is to build!”

Rishin BankerCEO, Maven

How to train your team in AI

Everyone in the company needs the basics of AI.

The usual choice

A course library

Everyone gets a license to a catalog of recorded video courses.

It’s easy for people to never open them. Lattice saw under 5% usage on its video licenses before its Maven pilot. A recorded course also changes only when it’s re-recorded.

  • Coursera
  • LinkedIn Learning
  • Udemy Business

With Maven for Business

A live course for each role

Each person picks from a catalog curated for your company. There’s a schedule and a cohort to show up for, and instructors update the material every cohort.

We reply within 1 to 2 business days.

AI training for every role

Why teams choose Maven for corporate AI training

Notion ran a private cohort for its global sales team, and within the first week the team was sharing workflow and architecture diagrams on customer calls.

  • “People have gone from basic to expert AI fluency. We normally build our own L&D offerings, but this has been hands down one of the best L&D investments we’ve made.”
    Mollie West DuffyHead of L&D, LatticeLattice
  • “We needed to quickly increase the technical aptitude of our customer facing teams. By partnering with Maven, we shifted from talking about workflows to actually building them for CTOs & CPOs.”
    Sam WenerGTM Enablement Leader, NotionNotion
  1. The material stays current

    Instructors build with AI in their day jobs, so the material changes as the tools do.

  2. Questions get answered

    People bring problems from their own work to live sessions and ask as they go.

  3. People keep showing up

    Weekly live sessions, deadlines and a cohort to learn with keep people going.

  4. A few hours a week

    Courses take 3 to 5 hours a week for 2 to 4 weeks, and most include a project.

What you’ll be able to show leadership In beta

When leadership asks what the budget bought, you’ll have the answer for every person and every team.

See usage, attendance, projects and reviews on a live dashboard, down to each person.

Every pilot includes a skills assessment before and after, so you can show how AI fluency grew on each team.

A certificate of completion for everyone who finishes a course.

Course libraries report activity, such as courses taken and time spent, and some add skill scores.

Plan AI training for your team

Tell us how many people you’re training and we’ll send a plan with courses, dates and a price.

Live cohorts

Maven for Business

Live courses over Zoom with hands-on projects and Q&A, taught by practitioners.

  • Subscriptions start at 30 seats. One seat is one live course a year, and you can reassign seats between people.
  • Every subscription starts with a 3-month pilot you can cancel with no penalty. 10+ companies have started one.
  • A Maven partner maps a learning plan within a week, and first cohorts start within 30 days.

With 20 people, you can buy seats in public courses or book a private training for your team. Subscriptions start at 30 seats.

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AI training for teams: quick answers

  1. Are there live AI training sessions for teams?

    Yes. Maven, MIT Sloan and DataCamp teach live.

    Maven for Business teaches live online, with an instructor, a cohort and a schedule. MIT Sloan runs live online courses, and DataCamp runs live code-alongs. With a Maven for Business subscription, each person picks a live course for their role from a catalog curated for your company, and it starts with a 3-month pilot. A team can also join a single public cohort or book a private one.

  2. What are the customized AI training options for remote teams?

    Private cohorts, custom tracks and custom programs, all taught remotely.

    Maven runs private cohorts shaped around one team’s goals, taught live over Zoom for US and European time zones. DataCamp lets you build custom tracks on its Enterprise plan, and MIT Sloan runs custom programs.

  3. What does AI training for teams cost?

    $168 to $565 per person a year for a library or practice platform, and $699 to $1,500 a seat for a live course on Maven. University courses cost more.

    As of November 2026, libraries and practice platforms that publish prices charge $168 to $565 per person a year. One live course on Maven typically costs $699 to $1,500 a seat, and Maven for Business subscriptions start at 30 seats, priced on request. MIT Sloan’s AI courses cost $1,750 to $13,300 each.

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A free series of live lessons on how to become the AI upskilling leader for your org.

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Frequently asked questions

Get in touch

Let’s design your AI training pilot

Tell us about your team and we’ll design a pilot around your goals.

  1. 1

    Share your goals

    Tell us where your organization is on its AI upskilling journey.

  2. 2

    Get your pilot proposal

    Meet with a Maven partner to build a custom catalog and learning plan.

  3. 3

    Launch

    First cohorts can begin within 30 days. We'll help you assess engagement with a live dashboard.

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