Is the TutorGrids workshop really free?

Yes. The weekly workshop is free and there is no pitch at the end. It shows what the live format is actually like.

● FREE · LIVE · WEEKLY REGISTER WITH TUTORGRIDS

Come to a free live workshop.

No, but it is not for absolute beginners. If you can already build software and have ML fundamentals, you will get the most out of it.

Everything is live and classroom-sized. You get access to practitioners doing real work, not a catalog of self-paced recordings.

One live session with a practitioner who ships. You'll learn one specific, usable thing, and see exactly how we teach.

THE FORMAT

WhenEvery Thursday · 6:00 PM IST

Length75 min + live Q&A

WhereLive on Zoom

CostFree

Bring a laptop. Topics rotate weekly across the AI engineering stack — the current session is always on the calendar below.

RESERVE YOUR SPOT

Pick a session from the calendar below and reserve your seat — you'll get the join link and reminders by email.

✓Calendar invite + reminders auto-sent

✓One usable technique, no sales pitch

✓Ask the practitioner directly, live

THE CALENDAR

Every session is free and live. Register once with TutorGrids and you'll get reminders for the sessions you pick.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Live, hands-on

The practitioner builds in real time. You follow along, you're not watching a polished recording.

One usable thing

You leave with one specific technique you can apply the same week. Depth over breadth.

Real Q&A

Ask the hard questions. This is where you get an honest answer in the room, live.

STRAIGHT ANSWERS

Is it really free?

Yes. The weekly workshop is free and there's no pitch at the end. It's how we show what the live format is actually like.

Do I need to be advanced?

No, but it's not for absolute beginners. If you can already build software and have ML fundamentals, you'll get the most out of it.

Will it be recorded?

The workshop is live-first. Registering with TutorGrids is the way to guarantee you can attend and ask questions in real time.

How is this different from a course library?

Everything is live and capped. You get access to practitioners doing real work, not a catalog of self-paced recordings.