Automation is no longer a technical advantage, it is a business literacy. The organisations pulling ahead are not necessarily the most technical, they are the ones that understand how to think in systems, processes, and flow.
If automation has felt like something just out of reach, this is where it becomes accessible.
“Automation Fundamentals” is a six-hour, in-person course designed to give you a practical foundation in how automation really works, without locking you into any one platform.
Delivered onsite at iAero in Yeovil, the course focuses on the language and methodology of automation rather than surface-level software features. You will learn how automation works beneath the surface, from triggers and actions through to logic, conditions, loops, approvals, and error handling. More importantly, you will learn how to think about your own business processes in a way that makes automation possible.
We begin by grounding everything in real-world context. The Techosaurus Triangle frames the relationship between AI, automation, and the human in the loop, so you leave with a practical mental model rather than abstract theory.
We make automation tangible using simple, modular thinking. If you can build with Lego, you can build an automation. The aim is to turn intimidating systems into understandable building blocks.
Throughout the day you will work through real examples, identify opportunities inside your own organisation, and learn how to document processes properly using AI and pseudocode so they can actually be built.
You will also get a clear, honest overview of the current automation tooling landscape, including Power Automate, Make, Zapier, n8n, relay.app, and IFTTT. The focus is on when and why you would use each one rather than feature-list comparisons.
This course is deliberately structured to help you think well before you buy, build, or commit to a platform.
The aim is not to overwhelm you with ecosystems and licensing models. It is to help you understand what each category of tool is for and where it fits.
If you want to go deeper into specific platforms later, follow-on courses will cover those in detail. This first step is about getting your thinking right.
A key part of the experience is access to Autonosim, Techosaurus’ own virtual automation builder. It gives you a safe space to design and understand automations without prior experience, paid tools, or technical setup.
This is about building confidence before complexity. You can focus on understanding how automations are structured instead of getting distracted by platform administration.
We will publish future cohort dates here. The first open learning cohort is now available to book at the introductory launch rate.
Six hours of in-person learning at iAero in Yeovil, designed to make automation approachable, practical, and immediately useful.
9.30am start - 4.30pm finish - including lunch and breaks
Six hours of in-person learning at iAero in Yeovil, designed to make automation approachable, practical, and immediately useful.
9.30am start - 4.30pm finish - including lunch and breaks
The organisations that move first are not always the most technical. They are the ones that understand process, flow, and where humans should stay in the loop. This course is designed to give you that foundation properly.
