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I teach in higher education and run workshops in companies: Symfony & PHP, agentic AI, web fundamentals, SEO. Everything I teach, I use on real engagements.
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// each module adapts to your class or your team
A semester in front of a class or three days with a team: I adapt to the audience. The level, though, stays put.
› context: academia
Lectures, labs and graded projects across a semester. I bring the reality of the job into the room: code review, real deliverables, real deadlines.
› context: company
Short, dense workshops built on your stack and your real cases. My goal: the team leaves autonomous.
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Every syllabus starts from your context: the class or the team, their real level, your goals.
The framework as you actually use it on the job, with code that lives long.
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Understand then build LLM-based systems. By the end of the workshop, your agent is actually running.
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HTML, CSS, JavaScript: the healthy base everything else rests on.
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SEO through tech and content, measured in Search Console.
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Three good reasons to trust me with your next training.
Symfony since 2009, tech lead, from legacy to greenfield. What I teach, I have actually debugged, shipped and maintained.
MCP servers in production, agents that equip teams, products shipped. My course examples come straight from my engagements.
Higher-ed students or teams on the job: I adapt, but I aim for the same thing. Autonomy.
Three steps, from the first message to a validated syllabus.
Audience, topic, timing, level. A few lines are enough.
A call to scope it, then I send you a detailed syllabus and a quote.
I run the training, we measure what landed, and I adjust if needed.
Short answers. The rest, we talk through.
Yes, always. I start from your context (the syllabus for academia, the stack and team level for companies) and build the content accordingly.
In academia: from a one-off session to a full semester (lectures, labs, projects). In companies: one to three-day workshops, or upskilling spread over time.
Yes. Based in Lille, I travel depending on the project; remote works very well for short workshops and follow-up.
From complete beginner (web fundamentals) to advanced (advanced Symfony, agentic AI). We check the real level of participants upfront: that is what makes a training useful.
You write to me with the context: audience, topic, timing. We set up a call, I propose a syllabus and a quote. Simple.
On a quote basis, depending on the format, duration and prep needed. I give a clear price, and I reply fast.
$ ./set-up-a-training
Tell me the audience, the topic and the timing. I'll get back to you quickly with a syllabus and a quote.
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