n8n
A workflow automation platform that lets you connect various apps and AI models. It’s open-source, and you can run it on your own servers for more control.
Taught by people who do this work in schools
Ope Bukola
Ope is a technologist with over fifteen years building products for schools. She founded and led Kibo, an accredited online computer science university for African students. Previously, she led product for Google Classroom, growing it from one million to over forty million users. Ope has extensive experience teaching school leaders to build automations, including leading training sessions for the Charter School Growth Fund portfolio and for operations leaders at AI for Equity. She serves on the board of Zeta, a network of high-performing K-12 charter schools in New York.
Funmi Oladapo
Funmi is an Automation Specialist at Zeta Charter Schools, where he builds and runs the automations for a 3,000-student network. He also serves as a Technical Trainer for Cambridge Spark, helping businesses in the UK educate their workforce in data science and AI. He’s a PMI-certified program manager with a passion for building workflows that turn manual, spreadsheet-heavy processes into reliable, scalable systems. He was previously an operations data analyst at Kibo, and taught automation skills to early-career technologists through Sourcing Sprints.
Tuition & format
$1,000 per seat
- Four weekly 90-minute live sessions
- Two project weeks with optional live office hours
- Direct feedback on your build from instructors
- Templates, prompts, and workflow maps for school operations
Book a call
Book a call to discuss if this bootcamp is the right fit for you. No commitment, just the details you need to decide. Final day to sign up is October 5.
Most schools pay for this out of professional development or operations budget. Use our reimbursement template to let your manager know you’re interested in a course that will improve your work.
Questions
Do I need to know how to code or use no-code tools?
Nope! No coding experience is necessary to take the class. We’ll teach you everything you need to know to start building automations using Claude Code. When there’s code, Claude writes it and you verify the results — learning to direct and review it is the skill we’re teaching.
What’s the time commitment?
This bootcamp was built for busy professionals. You’ll attend a weekly 90-minute live class in weeks 1–4, and will also spend about 2 hours outside of class each week on your own build. Plan for about 30 hours total over the 6 week period, including time spent on your final project.
What software will I need to participate?
n8n and Claude, plus the systems your school already uses. Both are low-cost subscriptions on top of tuition, and we’ll send the setup list and current pricing once you’re registered.
Does this teach how to use or build AI in the classroom?
No, and deliberately so. Our primary focus is on school operations. We cover some academic operations, but don’t touch instruction or classroom AI.
What about student data privacy?
Covered in session two, before you build anything that touches student information. You’ll leave with a checklist for deciding what’s safe to automate — and several of the highest-value workflows in a school don’t touch student data at all.
Can my school send more than one person?
Yes, and we’d encourage it! Mention it on your call if two or more people plan to join from your school, and we’ll provide a small discount.