Workshop · On demand
LLMs & Prompt Engineering Workshop
Prompt engineering as a durable system, in projects and teams.
From how language models actually work to prompt engineering as a durable, project-ready system. Accessible to non-technical participants as well, we help teams move past ad-hoc chatting to building reusable prompt systems that stand up across projects and teams.
What you'll take away
- · LLM fundamentals and prompt architecture
- · Building reusable prompt systems
- · Testing, refining, and safeguarding output
- · Establishing prompt systems in projects and teams
Who it's for
- · Anyone working with LLMs day to day
- · Product, design, and analyst roles, no coding background required
- · Engineers integrating LLMs into products and workflows
Format
- · Interactive workshop with hands-on exercises
- · Grounded in theory and industry best practices
- · Bring-your-own examples from your team's work
Agenda
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01
Understanding LLMs
The mental model behind everything else in the workshop.
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02
How models process prompts
Why the same question can give different answers, and how to steer that.
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03
Anatomy of a prompt
A repeatable structure that holds up under real work.
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04
Prompting techniques
The patterns that carry projects, past ad-hoc chatting.
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05
Debugging, testing, and safeguarding
Prompts you can rely on when it counts.
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06
Maintaining prompts and working in teams
Turning prompts into shared assets, not scattered chats.
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07
Prompt security
What breaks in the wild, and how to keep prompts safe.
Details
- Duration
- 2–3 hours, depending on your needs.
- Languages
- German · English
- Booking
- On-demand, booked by the client for their team.
- Locations
- Zürich · Basel · Bern · Zug · Luzern · Winterthur · St. Gallen · Genf · Lausanne · Remote / online
Frequently asked
- How long does the workshop take?
- 2–3 hours, depending on your needs.
- Is the workshop on-site or remote?
- Either. On-site in Zürich, Basel, Bern, Zug, Luzern, Winterthur, St. Gallen, Genf, Lausanne and elsewhere in Switzerland, or remote as an online session.
- Which language is the workshop held in?
- In German or English, as agreed.
- What background do participants need?
- None. Prior work with a language model helps you move faster but is not required.
- How many participants is the workshop designed for?
- Usually up to 20 participants. Larger groups on request.
- Can we bring our own use case?
- Yes. We work with your use case where you have one, and with our reference example where you do not. What you bring shapes the workshop more than any slide does.
- What happens to the material we bring?
- It stays yours. Documents, data and questions raised in the workshop are used for the workshop only and are not shared. We are happy to sign a confidentiality agreement beforehand.
- How is the workshop booked?
- On-demand, booked by the client for their team.