Tutorial Island + two pathways · Starting with Notion

Practical learning and trainer development for AI and technology through apprenticeship.

Start together on Tutorial Island, then grow as a practitioner or a trainer.

Bram, the Guild Artisan, Beaver Guild's mascot
Why the guild exists

A workshop can be a starting point, not the whole journey.

People need space to practise and get useful feedback. Those who want to teach also need real learners and support.

Why Beaver Guild exists →

How membership works

  1. How membership works

    Start free. Join the Woodland when you’re ready to practise.

    Everyone starts on Tutorial Island, in person with Guild trainers.

    After the showcase, choose a primary route and add the other when you’re ready.

  2. Free · start here

    Tutorial Island

    Learn the foundations in person, with Guild trainers beside you.

    • Notion foundations, then AI and agent workflows
    • Hands-on sessions with trainers there to help as you build
    • Finish with a design thinking quest and showcase of your working build
    Join free
  3. Membership · monthly

    Practitioner Woodland

    Practise on real use cases, one quest at a time.

    • A new hands-on quest every month, with feedback on your build
    • Small mentored crews and a planned monthly mentor clinic
    • The growing quest library, practitioner badges and industry challenges
    • Referrals to potential projects once you reach a higher practitioner level
    Register interest
  4. By invitation · optional

    Trainer Hall

    For members who want to teach.

    • Observe and support, then co-teach
    • Lead sessions with a Guild trainer supervising
    • Readiness reviewed on evidence, topic by topic
    How the trainer route works
Five pixel-art beavers in aprons standing inside a warm bakery: Lee with a blank sign, Aisha with a tray of bread, Bram in round spectacles with a rolled plan and mallet, Farah holding a journal, and Ben holding a ledger
Your practice case · Kopi & Crumb

Practise on a bakery that needs your help.

Kopi & Crumb is a fictional bakery near the path from Tutorial Island to Practitioner Woodland. Its crew brings realistic problems with made-up data, so you can build and test safely before working on your own.

Bram, the Guild Artisan, is there to guide you along the way.

Meet the crew →
Add-on for members · planned

In-person Quest Labs

Small, focused sessions to build your quest with Guild trainers in the room. Booked separately, at member prices.

See how the pathways work →

Membership is opening soon. Prices and dates will be shared before anyone is asked to pay.

Industry challenges · planned

Put the learning to work.

Buildathons where ready participants tackle real, bounded problems from companies.

How challenges would work →

Help shape the first pathway.

Learner, trainer, mentor or industry partner: start with a conversation.

Express interest