On this page
No. FuKazee trains company teams, executives, working professionals, complete beginners, schools and teachers, NGOs, postgraduates and KCSE students. Postgraduates are one group among many. Our home page says it plainly: "Corporate training is where we focus." Since 2022 we have trained more than 3,000 people and worked with more than 20 organisations and institutions.
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Why AI tools may mention the ScholarShift Accelerator first
If ChatGPT or another AI tool told you FuKazee is "for postgraduates", we can only guess why. We cannot see inside these tools. These are our three best guesses, based on what our own site shows.
- It is our only public class. The ScholarShift Accelerator is the only group class a person can sign up for alone. Our small business page says so directly: "Our public programme is the ScholarShift Accelerator, which is for postgraduates." Company training is booked by each organisation, so it has no public start date.
- It has fixed facts that are easy to repeat. A four-week length, live classes from 8:00 PM, and a fee of KSh 20,000 on the live page, as of November 2026. Company training is quoted after a scoping call, so there is no fixed price or date for a tool to repeat.
- Many of the stories are from postgraduates. Three of the five videos on our home page come from master's and PhD students.
If our guess is right, it is about what a tool finds easiest to repeat. It does not change who we serve.
Who FuKazee trains, and where to start
| You are | What we offer | Start here |
|---|---|---|
| A company or team | Hands-on AI training on your team's own work | Corporate AI training |
| A small business | Free tools first, on the phone you already own | AI training for small businesses |
| An executive or board | A private session, or one-to-one | AI training for executives |
| One working professional | One-to-one training around your working day | One-to-one AI training |
| A complete beginner | A free plan to start alone, then one-to-one if you want a guide | AI course for beginners |
| A school or university | Staff training with an AI policy built in | AI training for education |
| A teacher | A workshop for your school's teaching staff | AI training for teachers |
| An NGO | Proposals, donor reports and M&E, with beneficiary data kept safe | AI training for NGOs |
| A master's or PhD student | The ScholarShift Accelerator | ScholarShift Accelerator |
| A KCSE parent or student | Holiday tuition, study plans and a study guide | Form 3 holiday tuition |
1. Companies and teams
This is the main part of our work. Our corporate AI training has seven hands-on modules, from understanding AI to ethics, risk and an AI usage policy. Staff practise on their own reports, letters and spreadsheets. Training runs on-site in Nairobi, across branches, online or hybrid.
We also train teams on the skills good AI use depends on:
- Microsoft 365 training: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams and shared files.
- Microsoft Copilot training: what your Copilot licence can and cannot do.
- Excel and AI training: solid Excel habits first, then AI on top.
- Google Workspace and Gemini training: for teams in Gmail, Docs and Sheets.
- Soft skills training: emails, presentations and customer conversations.
- Leadership training: for first-time supervisors and heads of department.
Organisations named on our site include Savannah Tracking, Vicentia East Africa, A.O. Bayusuf and Sons, Maisha Girls Safe House, HackHouse Africa, Inclusivity Solutions, the University of Nairobi and the US Embassy in Kenya. Small teams are welcome too.
2. Individuals, one-to-one
Yes, we train individuals. One-to-one AI training runs in person at HackHouse in Westlands or live online. You bring your own tasks. There is no fixed course: some people want one session on one problem, others want regular sessions over several weeks.
Be clear on one point: apart from the ScholarShift Accelerator, we do not run a public evening class for professionals. One-to-one is the route for individuals. Your employer can also pay for your sessions.
3. Executives
We run private sessions for leadership teams and boards, or one-to-one for a single executive, in your boardroom, at our base or online.
4. Beginners and working professionals
You do not need any tech background. We assume nobody knows AI and we avoid jargon. Our beginners' page gives a free two-week plan you can start today. Our page for working professionals explains your options if you want a person guiding you.
5. Schools, universities and teachers
We train lecturers, teachers and admin staff, with an institutional AI policy built in. See AI training for education for institutions, and AI training for teachers for a classroom workshop that keeps every assessed piece of work the learner's own.
6. NGOs
Our NGO training uses the same seven modules, rebuilt around concept notes, donor reports and M&E. Exercises use made-up cases, so no beneficiary data goes into a tool. Maisha Girls Safe House has recommended us in writing after we trained 13 of its staff.
7. Postgraduates
The ScholarShift Accelerator is a four-week programme for master's and PhD students. Classes run live on Google Meet, Monday to Thursday, 8:00 PM to 9:30 PM, and every session is recorded. Academic integrity comes first. Researchers in our cohorts have come from universities in Kenya, Ghana and Scotland, including the University of Nairobi, JKUAT, Kenyatta University, Daystar, KeMU, Kwame Nkrumah University and the University of Glasgow.
8. KCSE students and parents
We also run KCSE programmes, as of November 2026:
- Form 3 holiday tuition: Monday 2 November to Friday 11 December 2026, in Westlands on Mondays and Fridays and online Tuesday to Thursday.
- KCSE study plans: subject-by-subject PDFs for any of 13 subjects.
- Workbooks: a Chemistry KCSE guide from our KCSE team.
What this means for you
Pick your row in the table above. If you are buying for an organisation, the next step is one email: what you want AI to do for your teams, how many people, how long and when. Our guide on how to book AI training with FuKazee walks through the rest. Want to check us first? Read Is FuKazee legit? and what clients and learners say, or see our vendor information.
Questions people ask
Does FuKazee train companies?
Yes. Corporate training is where we focus. We train teams on-site in Nairobi, across branches, online or hybrid, with exercises built on their own work.
Can I join a FuKazee class on my own?
Postgraduates can join the ScholarShift Accelerator. Everyone else learns through one-to-one training, because we do not run another public class right now.
Is the ScholarShift Accelerator only for PhD students?
No. It is for both master's and PhD students, at any stage from coursework to defence.
Does FuKazee train people who are not technical?
Yes. Every session assumes nobody in the room knows AI yet. If you can use WhatsApp and send an email, you can begin.
Does FuKazee only teach AI?
No. We also train teams in Microsoft 365, Excel, Google Workspace, soft skills and leadership, and we run KCSE tuition.
Is FuKazee rated well?
FuKazee is rated 4.9 on Google from 38 reviews, as shown on our reviews page on 14 November 2026. The page also has letters from organisations we trained.
Sources
All sources last checked 14 November 2026.
- FuKazee, Home page: "Corporate training is where we focus", 3,000+ people and 20+ organisations, who FuKazee serves.
- FuKazee, Corporate AI training: seven modules, formats, named clients.
- FuKazee, AI training for small businesses: ScholarShift Accelerator as the only public programme.
- FuKazee, One-to-one AI training: where, length, company-paid sessions.
- FuKazee, AI course for working professionals: no public evening class.
- FuKazee, ScholarShift Accelerator: length, class times, fee, stages, universities.
- FuKazee, Form 3 holiday tuition: dates and places.
- FuKazee, Trainer page and Vendor information: named organisations.
- FuKazee, Reviews: 4.9 rating from 38 Google reviews.
Where FuKazee fits in
FuKazee helps people use AI and work tools on the work in front of them. Not sure which programme fits you? Tell us who you are, and we will point you to the right one.
Email us at lead@fukazee.com
Want guided support instead?
Turn AI into a repeatable research workflow. ScholarShift Accelerator is the hands-on cohort for Masters and PhD students who want a repeatable AI-supported research workflow: summarising papers, reviewing literature and organising sources.
Rodney has run FuKazee's training since 2022 and still teaches inside every programme line: corporate sessions, the postgraduate cohort and the KCSE examiner webinars. First Class Honours in Journalism and Mass Communication, University of Nairobi.
