Register your interest for our virtual assistant course!
This is the place to register if you’re keen to get the first look at our virtual assistant course. We’ll add you to the waiting list and send you a link to sign up to the online course when it becomes available — with an early access coupon code to say thanks for your early interest!
It’s coming soon! Sign up and register your early interest!
The course itself will cover building a virtual assistant using Dialogflow, from the absolute basics, all the way up to the more advanced stuff, while keeping things fun (learning tech doesn’t need to be boring right?).
Early access is closed!
Thanks for your interest — we’ve had an early set of students giving the course a try. There’s a bit of work to do to reassess how best to deliver this sort of content, so I’m heading back to the drawing board for a bit!
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