It knows nothing about your firm.
Not your rates, not your standard details, not one of your last twenty jobs. So it saves you nothing.
Four weeks on your own tenders, details and method statements. Until it writes like your firm, and you know when not to trust it.
£50 deposit, refundable in full if you change your mind. The balance of £745 is not due until 17 September 2026.
You’re behind because the first thing you tried gave you a bland paragraph that sounded nothing like you, and you had a job to price.
Not your rates, not your standard details, not one of your last twenty jobs. So it saves you nothing.
Nobody on site has time for that, and it isn’t the problem. It has no context, and you’ve no way of knowing when it’s lying to you.
Your tenders, your details, your tone. Then a routine for checking numbers and clauses before anything leaves your desk. That’s the whole game. Four weeks.
Two of us, and you get both for every session, bonus week included. Your questions come to us, not to a support desk.

Twenty years on site and in the boardroom. Kitall has delivered 1,000+ projects, including work on Heathrow T2, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and 22 Bishopsgate. Regular contributor to Construction News and Construction Management. The before and after numbers on this page are his own firm's.

Tom brings the AI depth and the product instincts. He makes sure every prompt and workflow that leaves a session is something your team can still run on Monday morning without a consultant on call.
Seven line items. One price. No upgrades later.
Ninety minutes a week. Sixty teaching, thirty answering your questions. The bonus week is a clinic and a showcase.
Where most people fall over. So we do it first.
No group chat. Your questions come to us and stay with us.
This field moves every few weeks. That’s what the three months are for.
Free the whole time your access runs.
Everything you need to get it signed off in a two-minute conversation.
Built from your own work over the four weeks. Yours to keep.
The lot
£795+ VAT
To pay today
£50
Holds your seat, and refunded in full if you change your mind. The balance of £745 is due by 17 September 2026, and we invoice you for it before then.
Early-bird price, for the first 20 seats. £1,195 after that. Payment plans and firm invoicing available.
We would rather carry the risk of this than have you spend four weeks somewhere you did not want to be.
A £50 deposit holds your seat out of the 20. Change your mind at any point before we start and you get all of it back. Email us, that is the whole process.
We invoice you two weeks before we start, so you are not out of pocket for months in the meantime. If the date has stopped working for you by then, say so and we refund the deposit rather than take the balance.
Sit weeks 1 and 2, do the work set in them, and if it is not what you were sold, tell us before week 3 and we refund every penny. Not pro rata, not a credit note. No forms and no argument.
Written down properly in our refund policy, not just on a landing page.
Not a certificate you file. Something on your desk that does work on Monday.
Accounts, access, your existing material moved across. Nobody starts week one stuck.
Your rates, your tone, your last twenty jobs. The fastest win, and the one that gives you your evenings back.
It will invent a clause and hand you a number that looks right. This is the week you learn where it lies, and which jobs it genuinely saves you time on.
A generic RAMS deserves to be thrown off site. So we go the other way and use it to pull apart what is already written. The boilerplate. The missing hazard. The control that doesn’t match the sequence. You still sign it.
Describe the task you hate most, then build something that does it. Plus what never gets pasted into a chatbot.
Nothing new to learn. Forty-five minutes of us on hand while you finish the thing you started, then five minutes each on what you built and what it saves.
Most courses put everyone in a group chat and call it community. Here that means posting your tender approach where a rival can read it. So your questions come to us and stay with us. If one is useful to everybody, we strip out anything identifying before we answer it.
Kitall, London. Over a thousand projects delivered, including parts of Heathrow T2 and 22 Bishopsgate. Growing team, tight margins, admin eating the week.
Same rigour, same senior sign-off. £3m bid won.
60 pages summarised and checked, ready for the client.
Every method statement checked before issue instead of spot-checked. Same engineer signing.
It would be if you were generating them at the push of a button. You won’t. We don’t teach that and we don’t think anyone should. Week 3 works the other way round: using it to interrogate a method statement that is already written, so boilerplate and missing hazards get caught before issue rather than after. You remain the competent person, you review, you sign. Nothing about your duties changes.
It’s four ninety-minute sessions plus a bonus week, and every one is recorded. The bonus week has nothing new to learn: you finish what you started, then show it. The work in between is your own work, done differently, not extra work on top.
Common, and worth knowing before you book. Week 4 covers what can and can’t be shared, client confidentiality and NDAs, and what a sensible firm-wide rule looks like. If you’re locked down completely, come on a personal account, but tell us when you book so we can point you at what is usable.
That’s the most honest objection there is, and for some tasks it’s correct. Week 2 is about knowing which is which: where it genuinely pays, where checking eats the gain, and how to measure it on your own work rather than take our word for it. If the answer for your role turns out to be three tasks and not thirty, we’d rather you knew.
People from across the industry, and you’ll never be asked to share anything about a live job in front of them. Teaching is one to many; everything about your own work is one to one with us.
Three months of monthly Q&A with us, the recordings and workbooks, and the tools stay live. After that you can keep your access on a monthly basis or walk away. We’ll tell you what it costs before you decide, and there is nothing to cancel if you would rather not.
Finish weeks 1 and 2, do the work, and if you don’t rate it, say so before week 3 and we refund you in full. No forms, no argument. The deposit is refundable before that too, so there is no point at which you are locked in against your will.
Send them the one-page business case instead of this page. It is written for a director who has thirty seconds and one question: what do we get back for it.
£50 holds your place, refundable in full. Balance by 17 September 2026, and a full refund at the halfway point if it isn’t for you.