Uravation Launches Corporate AI Training Program With 40 Courses
The 40-course matrix lets companies match training to both the AI tools their information systems departments permit and the specific duties of each job role, addressing a gap where general AI training fails to transfer to workplace practice.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Uravation Inc. announced a corporate generative AI training program of 40 courses, built by combining 8 job roles with 5 AI environments: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, and Claude Code. Each course runs 12 hours across three sessions. The company released course details and a list on its website on August 25, 2026.
Uravation's program answers a complaint the company says it hears from clients: training on ChatGPT is useless when a workplace only allows Microsoft Copilot or Google Workspace. The 40 courses are organized so each of 8 job roles, from accounting to executive management, pairs with one of 5 AI environments the trainee can actually use.
Each course includes 7 job-specific work exercises, 56 across the program, run on the trainee's real data. Eight of the courses, the ones built around Claude Code, teach automating routine tasks with AI agents and require no programming background.
The company reports it has trained over 4,000 people across more than 100 companies as of August 2026. The new lineup also follows an August 2026 revision to the Human Resources Development Support Subsidy that puts more weight on curricula tied directly to job duties.
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