In-house UX training is UX and AI-first design training delivered to your own team, built around your own product and journeys rather than a generic curriculum used across many companies.
Past teams include the BBC, GroupM and Deloitte. Tell us what your team's working on and we'll build the training around it.
All workshops are tailored to your team, your tools, and your actual product challenges.
Accessibility training UK-wide, for teams building products that need to meet WCAG 2.2 and comply with the Equality Act and the European Accessibility Act — not a compliance checklist read out loud, but a working session on your own product.
Accessibility for UX is one of our six courses, and we run it for teams on your own product rather than on worked examples. To be straight with you: we hold no before/after outcome data for any client engagement, so what follows describes the curriculum and how the session runs, not a claim about what it achieved for someone else. Judge it on the content, and ask us to walk your team through the material before you commit.
This sits alongside our wider agentic AI training: the two are increasingly the same conversation, because an AI agent that hands work to a human mid-journey has to hand it off in a way that works for someone using a screen reader or switch control, not just a mouse and a monitor.
Want your team to see the kind of issue this training catches before you talk to us? Run your own product through our free tools first — no signup required.
Bespoke in-house UX training delivered to product, design, and cross-functional teams across the public and private sectors. See all case studies →
“The course was exceptional. In two days it covered everything we had hoped to learn, from high-level theory to a detailed understanding of human linguistics and building our own voice skills. The instructors were obviously very knowledgeable of the voice space and really hands-on.”
Emma Goddard
Senior UX Designer, Deloitte
“UX Academy delivered in-house UX design training to our cross-functional development team. They customised the course based on our needs and our project deliverables. The content was well-structured, with a good balance between theory and practical application.”
Rami Qari
Head of Operations, Wataniya Insurance
“Learn and do. It was amazing to work on a real-world project throughout the learning process; it really brings the UX principles to life and gives your portfolio a boost.”
Steven Skamarski
Business Analyst, Government Digital Service
“It has been a pleasure participating in this course. I have filled the gaps I had about the design process thanks to the teacher and his patience with a group of non-native English speakers.”
Marc Soro
Product Designer, Lidl
“The course was very useful and the instructor was very approachable and engaging. It was great to learn so much about UX and the different steps to understand the user needs.”
BBC News team
In-house cohort, BBC
“The trainer did a great job of navigating our level and aspirations, which varied across the group. She responded well to our request to keep the sessions as interactive as possible.”
Julian P.
Team lead, GroupM
Three write-ups of real in-house programmes — who was in the room, what we ran, and what we deliberately do not claim.
Starlizard
We trained developers, not designers: an 8-week programme for a sports-betting analytics firm.
Beginner UX programme / 8 weeks / Jan-Mar 2021
Read the case study →Wataniya Insurance
Zero designers in the room, by design: 15 operations, IT, customer service and marketing staff learned one shared design language.
6-day Beginner UX Design Course / 15 participants
Read the case study →
BBC
Two days, from problem to prototype: a UX Intermediate workshop for a BBC News team.
2-day UX Intermediate workshop
Read the case study →GroupM
Starting from Limited on the NN/g UX maturity model: a bespoke UX Fundamentals programme for a six-person GroupM University group.
UX Fundamentals programme / 4 weeks, evening cohorts / 2024
Read the case study →Want to see exactly what “follow-up resources” means? The UX Toolkit + AI Prompt Library is a real, public page — four fillable templates and 13 AI prompts, the same ones every training participant takes away.
See the toolkit →Want your team to try something before you talk to us? Our free UX tools — contrast checker, accessibility scanner, readability checker, persona, journey map and empathy map builders — need no signup.
See the free tools →In-house UX training is UX and AI-first design training delivered to a single organisation's own team, built around that team's real product and journeys rather than a generic curriculum used across many companies.
Pricing starts from £600 per person for onsite, customised multi-day training. Most engagements are quoted as a fixed price for the group once we know the team size, the format and how many days you want, so tell us those on the form below and we will send a costed proposal.
No. We train designers who want more depth, and we train people who have never worked with a designer before. Past in-house cohorts have included engineers, operations staff, product managers and business analysts.
Both. We deliver in-house training online or in person, in London and elsewhere in the UK, and internationally on request. Workshop-heavy days tend to work better in a room; discussion and critique sessions work well online and are easier to schedule across a team.
An open-enrolment course puts individual learners from different companies in the same cohort. In-house training is scoped and run for one team, built around your own product, journeys and constraints, and everything worked on during the sessions is yours.
Tell us about your team and what you are trying to achieve. We will get back to you within 2 business days.