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Get to know usAs an official Anthropic Select Partner, we’ll show you in two days how to confidently use Claude Code in real-world software projects. You’ll get hands-on experience in live labs, in a small group, and wrap up with your own project.
August 26 and 27, 2026, in Munich
September 8 and 9, 2026, in Hamburg
Day 1: 1:00–5:00 p.m. | Day 2: 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
€890 per person (plus VAT), including drinks and meals
In-person, live labs, small groups
Language of instruction: English
For software developers, all tech stacks
Most developers have already tried Claude Code. Only a few use it really well. In this Claude Code training, you’ll learn a clear development loop: explore the codebase, plan changes, implement them step by step, verify with evidence, review the output, and commit responsibly.
You’ll learn the pitfalls of agentic coding in practice: keeping context under control instead of letting sessions balloon. Know when a reset is needed. Analyze a failed agent run and understand what went wrong. Keep an eye on costs. And maintain responsibility for architecture, quality, and security as Claude writes an ever-larger portion of the code.
You’ll work through all the modules hands-on:
Day 2 is dedicated to your own project: You’ll bring a task from your work and apply the method directly. You’ll leave the training with at least one reusable artifact—such as a skill, a subagent, or a project-specific CLAUDE.md—that your team can build upon afterward.
The training is conducted in English.
Hands-on by Design: About half of the time is dedicated to lab work—there’s a hands-on exercise for every topic. No theory session lasts longer than 30 minutes. And because the basics are covered in the pre-work and the cloud environment is verified in advance, the time spent on-site is dedicated to building, not to setup.
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What we’ve deliberately left out: SDK development (agent building is a follow-up topic, not something covered in a crash course), tricks for crafting prompts (workflow discipline trumps clever phrasing), and contrived practice exercises. Each of these decisions keeps the two-day session focused on the essentials: mastering Claude Code.
Who is the Claude Code Training for Developers intended for?
This training is designed for software developers across all tech stacks and roles who want to use agentic coding responsibly in real production environments. This is not an introduction to AI, nor is it a prompt engineering seminar. The focus is on the application layer surrounding the model: context, workflow, verification, governance, and cost discipline. This is the level at which it is determined whether Agentic Coding works in production.
You do not need any prior experience with Claude Code. You should be comfortable navigating a development environment: reading and modifying code, working with Git, running tests, and assessing software quality.
Why valantic?
valantic is an official Select Partner in the Anthropic Claude Partner Network (Services Track) and supports companies in implementing Claude — from the initial workshops through to a company-wide rollout.
Instead of self-paced video lessons, you’ll participate in a facilitated small-group workshop featuring live labs, peer discussions, and trainers who use Claude Code in client projects. The approach is based on familiar engineering principles: developer accountability, code review, and long-term maintainability. Claude changes how the work is done—not who is responsible for it.
Pre-Work (approx. 2 to 3 hours, required)
Basics of AI applications, foundation models, Claude model capabilities, Claude for Enterprise, and Cowork. This ensures the group starts with a common foundation, and the two days are dedicated to hands-on practice.
Accounts to Be Set Up in Advance
The Lab environment is verified before training begins. GitHub Codespaces is the default; a validated Dev Container setup serves as a fallback.
For Day 2
Bring a task from your own work. Real-world, clearly defined engineering tasks are ideal—ones in which Claude Code explores an existing codebase, proposes a plan, implements a change, and verifies the result.
Date & Location (Munich)
Date & Location (Hamburg)
Our Services
Costs
€890 per participant (plus VAT)
Training is a starting point, not an endpoint.
This training course prepares participants for the “Claude Certified Architect – Foundations” certification, a recognized next milestone in the Anthropic ecosystem.
If you want to move from using the SDK to building with it, the Anthropic Academy offers relevant follow-up courses on the Agent SDK and subagents (self-paced, free).
Skills, subagents, and workflows from the training are added to your team library: living assets that get better with every use.
No. You should be comfortable working in a development environment, be able to use Git, and be able to run tests. The training will teach you how to use Claude Code.
The training will be conducted in English. A level of English proficiency sufficient for a technical workshop is required.
€890 per participant (plus VAT), including beverages and meals.
The training will be held in person, either at the valantic office in Munich (Birketweg 21) or at the valantic office in Hamburg (Ericusspitze 2). You can find the dates above under “Dates & Locations.”
A real-world, clearly defined engineering problem from your own work. You will apply the method to this problem during the hackathon session.
Spaces are limited. The group will remain small so that the trainers can work with everyone individually. Do you have questions about the training? Email us at anthropic@valantic.com.
Reserve your spot.
Can’t find a date that works for you? We’re already planning additional dates at various locations.
Let us add you to the waitlist with no obligation—we’ll notify you as soon as a new date is set. To do so, simply select the option “I’d like to be added to the waitlist for future dates” in the contact form.