I'm Lilach Bullock, an AI trainer and implementation consultant, and this is my shortlist of AI trainers in Israel. The right pick depends on language and setting: Hebrew or English, an academy course or an in-house session for your own team. I've included myself because I do this work, and I train in English.
The names are the Israeli Institute for AI (IIAI), Let's AI, Entrypoint AI Academy, John Bryce, Fast Lane Israel, and me. Most of their sites are in Hebrew, so what follows is my reading of what each site says, as of Nov 2026, kept close to the meaning. Where a provider's own site gives no base, I haven't claimed one. It's a shortlist, not a ranking, and since I wrote it and I'm on it, weigh my entry with that in mind.
The first question for an Israeli team is rarely which tool. It's which language people will learn in, and whether you want a course people sign up to or a session built for your own team. Get those two right and most of the shortlist sorts itself.
Which language and setting suits you
| Provider | Language | Setting | Who fits | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IIAI | Hebrew site | In-house talks, workshops and programmes | Organisations that want staged internal programmes | Confirm English delivery if your team works in English |
| Let's AI | Hebrew site | Courses and workshops | Learners who want role-based courses in Hebrew | Course-led more than custom |
| Entrypoint AI Academy | Hebrew site | An academy beside a build firm | Companies that want training and builds from one firm | Course details weren't readable |
| John Bryce | Hebrew site | Academy-style courses | Technical staff and career-changers | More technical than a business-team session |
| Fast Lane Israel | Hebrew site | Vendor-aligned IT classes | IT teams building with Claude | Not a business-user trainer |
| Lilach Bullock | English | In-house, built on your work | Teams that work in English day to day | No Hebrew delivery |
Hebrew-language, in-house programmes for organisations
Israeli Institute for AI (IIAI). Its Hebrew site describes AI training and implementation for organisations: talks, workshops and implementation programmes with hands-on practice on real tasks, in person or online. It lists a talk of 60 to 90 minutes for management, a conference or all staff; a workshop or a series of three to five sessions; and a multi-session track for managers, ambassadors and teams. Its bigger programmes include an AI week inside the organisation, three to five days long, and an AI ambassadors programme of six to twelve sessions with mentoring. Its workshops cover ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, data, content and management.
It suits an Israeli organisation that wants Hebrew delivery and a way to grow its own AI champions over time. The ambassador idea is the strongest thing on its site: train a few people deeply, so the skill stays in the building after the trainer leaves. The trade-off is language. The site is in Hebrew, so if your team works in English, confirm the language of delivery directly before you book.
Hebrew courses and academies
Let's AI. Its Hebrew site lists courses including AI Implementers, AI in the Office, Data Analysis with AI, Automations and Bots with AI, AI Video and Vibe Coding Express. It also publishes regular articles and tutorials, with one section for AI courses, training and workshops and another for AI in companies and organisations. It suits individuals and teams who'd rather learn in Hebrew and want to pick a course by role. Because it's course-led, it fits self-selecting learners better than a programme built around one company's tasks, so check the formats on its site.
John Bryce. An Israeli IT training provider. Its Hebrew site offers entry-level hi-tech courses, advanced professional courses and a section for AI courses and workshops. Its AI-related programmes include Data Analyst AI Expert, Full Stack and AI Developer, and a customer service course on using AI tools. It's also announced an Oracle AI Week in Herzliya. It suits technical staff and career-changers who want a structured, academy-style course, and it's more technical than a session for a marketing or business team.
Entrypoint AI Academy. Entrypoint is an Israeli technology company. Its Hebrew site says it plans, builds and implements AI solutions, enterprise systems, development and infrastructure, and lists an AI Academy among its services. Its main offer is AI agents and automation for business, so the Academy sits next to a build business. I couldn't read the Academy's own page, so I'm not describing its formats or length. It suits a company that wants training and the option of an AI build from the same firm; ask for the course outline first.
Technical and IT teams
Fast Lane Israel. Its Hebrew copy describes IT training and technology consulting. Its site lists Anthropic Master Classes called Working and Building with Claude, an NVIDIA partnership, and training from vendors including AWS, Google and Microsoft. It suits IT and technical teams that want vendor-aligned classes on building with Claude. It's an IT training house rather than a business-user AI trainer, so a marketing team that wants help with its weekly content won't find that here.
John Bryce belongs in this group too. Its Full Stack and AI Developer and Data Analyst AI Expert programmes are the nearest thing on this list to a technical career track, which is a different purchase from training a whole team.
English-language team training built on your work
This is me, and it's the one English-first option on the list. I'm a British AI implementation consultant, AI trainer and fractional CMO with 23 years in marketing, and I went all in on AI in 2024. I run practical AI training for marketing and business teams in Israel, hands-on and built around the team's real work. The formats are a one-off workshop, a short programme over a few weeks, or team sessions plus one-to-one coaching for the people who'll lead it internally. It runs on Israel time, in person where that works, or remote for distributed teams. The detail is on my AI training in Israel page.
A session runs like this. I ask for the two or three tasks that eat the most time, we build the workflow live on those, everyone gets hands-on time on their own work, we write the team's AI-use rules together, and people leave with a plan for the next week.
I train in English. I don't teach in Hebrew, so if your team works mainly in Hebrew, IIAI or Let's AI may suit you better, and I'd rather say that here than on a call. Where I fit is a team that already works in English day to day.
Where I sit
I wrote this list and I'm on it, so read my entry with that in mind. I'm one person, not an academy, not a course library and not a certificate provider. I don't do engineering-led AI, such as training your own models or building large data infrastructure, and I say so on the first call. Entrypoint lists build work, if that's what you're after.
Want AI doing the heavy lifting in your marketing?
I build the systems that handle the boring 80 percent, so you get your week back. Done properly, with the human kept in.
Training is also a different job from implementation. Some companies want their own team to know how to use AI, so the skill stays in the building: that's training. Others want it built for them. If you want the second, my shortlist of AI consultants in Israel is the better place to start.
Why I'd stand behind the method: I use it on my own business first. Between January and September 2026, my site went from 1,322 Google clicks a month to 6,412, and visits sent by AI assistants went from 32 a month to 3,599, according to my own Search Console and GA4. That's not a client result and it's not a promise. It's proof I do what I teach.
What to ask before booking
Israel treats AI skills as national work. The OECD.AI page on Israel's national AI policy describes a multi-year National Program for Artificial Intelligence, started in 2021, with talent and AI adoption among its named focus areas. A company training its people now is in line with that. These four questions decide whether a particular booking is worth it.
- Which language will it run in? Ask outright. Don't assume from the language of the website, either way.
- In-house or open course? An in-house session is built on your work; an open course is the same for everyone in the room. Both have a place, but they're different purchases.
- What's it built on? Ask for an outline that uses one of your own tasks and the tools your team already has.
- What happens after? Ask about follow-up, about coaching or ambassadors for whoever will lead AI inside the company, and about agreed rules for safe use.
My verdict: I'd settle the language question first, then shortlist one in-house option and one course option, ask each for an outline built on a real task of yours, and skip anyone who can't tell you plainly which language they'll teach in.
If your team works in English and wants hands-on AI training built on its own work, that's what I do. I run AI training and workshops for teams, and help businesses with AI enablement and workflow automation, so the busywork runs itself and people get time back. Most of that work is with SaaS marketing teams and small businesses. Here's how we can work together.
Frequently asked questions
Who are the best AI trainers in Israel?
My shortlist is the Israeli Institute for AI (IIAI), Let's AI, Entrypoint AI Academy, John Bryce, Fast Lane Israel and me, Lilach Bullock. I wrote the list and included myself, so weigh my entry with that in mind. It's a shortlist, not a ranking. Hebrew-first teams may suit IIAI or Let's AI better, because I train in English.
Should AI training for an Israeli team be in Hebrew or English?
Train in the language the team works in. If daily work, documents and prompts are in Hebrew, a Hebrew-language provider such as IIAI or Let's AI makes sense. If the team works in English, an English-language trainer saves translating as you go. I train in English only.
Academy course or in-house workshop: which suits a company?
An academy course suits individuals who want a structured path, such as John Bryce's technical programmes. An in-house workshop suits a team that wants AI built into its own tasks, such as IIAI's programmes for organisations or my own team sessions. You can do both: in-house for the team, a course for the one or two people going deeper.
Is AI training different from AI implementation?
Yes. Training means your own team learns to use AI, so the skill stays in the building. Implementation means someone builds or sets it up for you. Some providers do both: IIAI describes training and implementation programmes, and Entrypoint lists an AI Academy next to its build business.
Do Israeli AI trainers cover tools like ChatGPT, Copilot and Claude?
Some list them by name. IIAI says its workshops cover ChatGPT, Copilot and Gemini, and Fast Lane Israel lists Anthropic Master Classes on working and building with Claude. Whoever you pick, ask them to teach on the tools your team already pays for.
What is Israel's national AI programme?
The OECD.AI page on Israel's national AI policy describes the National Program for Artificial Intelligence as a multi-year programme, started in 2021, with talent and AI adoption among its focus areas, alongside research, infrastructure, data and the regulatory environment.
