40-hour training covering the complete agentic AI lifecycle
Secure AI agents for multi-step business workflows
Agent architecture, ReAct, tools, RAG, memory & API integration
LangChain, LangGraph, CrewAI, Google ADK, n8n, MCP & A2A
Multi-agent workflows, evaluation test suites & debugging skills
Enterprise agent simulation, automation sandbox & capstone project
Flexible classroom & live online learning options
Through this course, participants will learn the following:
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After completing this program, you will be able to:
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Distinguish agentic AI from chatbots, RPA, and conventional LLM applications
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Choose appropriate architectures for dependable enterprise automation needs
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Deliver structured, grounded outputs for complex multi-step agent tasks
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Connect protected enterprise tools through least-privilege access controls
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Troubleshoot agent failures with traces, metrics, tests, and iterative refinements
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Propose production-ready agent solutions with governance and ROI evidence
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The Certification in Agentic AI Development in Saudi Arabia is a 40-hour online program that teaches participants to build AI agents that plan, use tools, and finish multi-step work. It is a technical course, so participants need working knowledge of Python, APIs, and basic LLM concepts.
Assessment is practical. Participants complete role-plays, case studies, and workplace-style scenarios, then sit a final summative assessment against defined benchmarks.
Technical professionals who build or oversee AI agents for enterprise work should enrol in this Agentic AI course in Saudi Arabia, including software engineers, architects, and automation developers. This course fits participants whose LLM prototypes struggle with tool use, memory, or reliability on longer tasks.
It also suits technical leaders and delivery managers who must justify an agent rollout to stakeholders, since participants present a business case. Complete beginners are better placed building programming foundations first.
No, this training is not designed for complete beginners, but it suits Riyadh-based professionals new to AI agents. Participants should already be comfortable with Python and APIs. Prior agent-building experience is not required.
Course modules start with agent foundations, architecture patterns, and prompting, before labs move to tools and retrieval. The course is delivered online so that Riyadh participants can join without travel.
The main difference is control over the task. Agentic AI pursues a goal. It chooses tools, keeps memory, and adjusts its steps. A chatbot replies within a conversation, RPA repeats a scripted sequence, and a conventional LLM application returns one generated response.
In this course, participants compare these approaches through a chatbot vs. agent case study and an exercise on levels of autonomy, then apply use-case selection criteria to decide when an agent is justified.
Yes, this course ends with a capstone project in the last module, where participants build and test a working agent for a bounded business task. They also study a production rollout case study to judge how it would run at scale.
A role-play closes the module. Participants present a deployment plan, while AI analyses operational logs to surface cost, latency, and reliability issues. The result is stakeholder presentation readiness, grounded in observability and logging design.
Participants in Riyadh are assessed continuously through practical work and formative feedback, not recall tests. Trainers track progress at every stage and offer targeted guidance at key moments, so that participants can improve before the final review.
In the Industry Simulation, teams are measured on task success, tool-call accuracy, retrieval grounding quality, and failure patterns. Module labs produce further evidence, test suites, tracing, and regression tests. A final summative assessment then checks competency against defined benchmarks.
The course covers five agent frameworks and low-code platforms, with interoperability protocols and retrieval techniques. Participants compare them in labs to choose the right tool for each delivery constraint.
Key frameworks and tools covered in this course:
Learners Point stands out for two decades of regional training experience and a practical, assessed approach to agentic AI, with support from the first module to the capstone.
Reasons why Learners Point stands out for this course: