Let Your Company Pick Up the Tab

The average company spends $1,200 per employee on training each year.source A short email to your manager is all it takes.

Why This Is an Easy Ask

  • Managers Love This

    You're literally asking to get better at your job. That's the easiest "yes" your manager will give all quarter.

  • Don't Pay Out of Pocket

    Most companies have training budgets that go unspent every year. Somebody's going to use that money, and it might as well be you.

  • Pays for Itself Fast

    One afternoon of shipping faster with Claude Code or Codex covers the cost. The rest is pure upside for your team.

What You Need to Get Paid Back

Three things a finance team asks for, and you get all three. Here is where each one comes from.

  • 1 · The receipt

    Every payment gets a Stripe invoice. Add your company name, address and tax ID on your billing page before you buy.

    Your billing page →

  • 2 · The certificate

    Work through 90% of the lessons and you claim a certificate with your name and a credential number. Send the link to L&D.

    Your certificate →

  • 3 · The email

    One short letter to your manager, written to be approved rather than admired. It names the budget, the price and what changes on Monday.

    Read the letter →

Copy, Tweak, Send

Fill in the brackets, make it yours, and hit send

Hey [Manager's name],

I've been exploring a class on agentic coding. It covers the two leading agentic coding tools, Claude Code and Codex, and goes deep on the workflows that separate people who prompt one agent from engineers who build systems around them: loops that ship features on their own, verifiers that catch errors automatically, running fleets of agents in parallel, and context engineering.

I'd love to enroll, and wanted to check if there's any training or professional development budget that could cover it.

Here's the class: https://www.masterclaudecode.com/cohort#buy

A few things I'm most excited to learn:
- [e.g. "running agents in parallel loops"]
- [e.g. "building verifiers that gate quality automatically"]
- [e.g. "context engineering for our codebase"]

I think this would directly speed up my day-to-day work, shipping more without babysitting every diff.

Happy to buy it myself and expense it if that's easier. They also have team plans if anyone else is interested: https://www.masterclaudecode.com/cohort#buy

Let me know what you think.
[Your Name]
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Agentic Coding School for Teams

  • Team discount

    Learn with your teammates

    Save 30% or more when 3 or more of you buy together. One invoice, and one approval instead of three.

  • Company Training

    Run it for your org

    A private class on your own stack and your own codebase, on a schedule that fits the team.

    Book company training →

  • The cohort

    Learn live, together

    Two weeks with a group, on fixed dates. A scheduled programme is often the easier thing to get signed off.

    See the cohort →

Ready When You Are

Got the green light? The cohort page carries the price and the checkout.