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.
Details
- Duration
- 2–3 hours, depending on your needs.
- Languages
- German, English
- Locations
- Zürich, Basel, Bern, Zug, Luzern, Winterthur, St. Gallen, Genf, Lausanne, Remote / online
- Booking
- On-demand, booked by the client for their team.
- Prerequisites
- None. Prior work with a language model helps you move faster but is not required.
Agenda
Understanding LLMs
The mental model behind everything else in the workshop.
How models process prompts
Why the same question can give different answers, and how to steer that.
Anatomy of a prompt
A repeatable structure that holds up under real work.
Prompting techniques
The patterns that carry projects, past ad-hoc chatting.
Debugging, testing, and safeguarding
Prompts you can rely on when it counts.
Maintaining prompts and working in teams
Turning prompts into shared assets, not scattered chats.
Prompt security
What breaks in the wild, and how to keep prompts safe.
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
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
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.