Upon completion of the training, participants will be able to:
• select the appropriate model based on the task (balancing speed, depth, and cost);
Training Claude « From Zero to Hero »
Objectifs
Prérequis
• Subscription: a minimum of one Claude Pro subscription per participant.
A preliminary interview with our expert allows us to consider each participant’s profile (level, objectives and expected outcomes, professional context, challenges…) and adjust the training content if necessary. This training can only be financed as part of a company project (company funding or OPCO). Applications for personal financing and CPF are not accepted.
Public
• Non-technical profiles: no development skills are required (module 7 is presented as a demonstration).
Dernière mise à jour
Les Modules
de formation
– Roundtable discussion, account verification, presentation of the Zero → Hero journey and the ecosystem (surfaces, plans).
– Claude models: families (Haiku, Sonnet, Opus, Fable), balancing speed, depth, and cost, when to use each.
Practical Work: Compare the responses of two models to the same professional question.
– Prompting: structuring a request (role, context, task, format, constraints, examples).
Practical Work: Rewrite a vague prompt into a professional prompt, then transform it into a template.
– Cowork: produce genuine office deliverables (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF) without leaving Claude.
Practical Work: Generate a Word summary from real documents; plan a recurring task.
– Skills: capitalize team expertise in a SKILL.md; guided creation (skill-creator).
Practical Work: Create a team skill and install the plugin for your profession.
– MCP: the standard for connecting Claude to your tools.
Practical Work: Connect M365 and produce a note combining emails and current events.
– Claude Code (optional, demonstrated): automate controls and scripts.
Practical Work: Trainer demo; guided exercise for technical profiles.
– Recap of Zero → Hero, use cases by profession, best practices, and security.
Practical Work: Quiz + commitment: one use case, one deliverable, one date.
