Airtable Trainers

Would you prefer to get personalized Airtable training via a video call at a time that suits you? By booking in an Airtable training session with an Airtable expert, you’ll get training that is suited to your business use case and to your training timeframe.

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Benefits of an Airtable training session

If you’ve got a tight budget and needed training yesterday, definitely jump on the Airtable YouTube channel or visit their support knowledge base to get quick, basic training. If you’re looking for more comprehensive training, the main benefits you’ll get from one-on-one training are:

• Structured training that is in-context with your skill level
• Question time! You’ve done the training and are wondering how it would best apply to your team? Getting to ask specific questions and get instant answers is gold
• Team engagement as you’re all learning at the same time and you know what everyone knows about the software
• Better user adoption. You’ll have resistance to the training because people hate change but having an engaged trainer to answer objections leads to better user adoption
• Customised training. You’re running a unique business in a specific industry. Get training with your terminology to faster track the learning journey
• Suits your workflow. You run your business in a specific way and the software you use needs to work in a specific way. Get workflow automation training as a bonus!

What happens in an Airtable training session?

Training sessions are structured to best suit your skill level, industry, class size and learning outcome requirements.
You’ll get a booking link so you can attend the video session and the session will follow a format similar to:

• Quick introductions
• Putting your Airtable use in the context of your organisation
• Airtable learning content i.e. basics, advanced features, specific workflows
• Airtable questions from your team
• Clarification of any follow-up research for your trainer
• End of session (with option to be sent additional Airtable information, notes and video afterwards)

Preparing yourself or your team for the session

Ready for your Airtable video training session? Make sure you that these steps before the session starts:

• Sign up to Airtable and invite any other team members to Airtable so they’re able to login
• Ensure that you and your team members have access to a solid internet connection and a quiet space
• Consider using two screens during training (one to show your trainer and one to show Airtable) or have an extra tab open in your browser
• Prepare any questions you have about Airtable
• Ask your team to watch one of the Airtable basics videos above to get a feel for Airtable and how it can be used

Extra Airtable training resources you can get

You’ve booked the session but we know that you might want extras. Request these extras with your training booking:

• Customised videos for your knowledge base. Super useful for new hires and for people to refresh their knowledge
• New hire quick start videos. Get onboarding training that is specific to the needs of your business
• Extra sessions. Everyone busy? Split out the training into short, punchy mini-sessions to better suit training and information retention to your fast-paced workplace
• Edited recording. Trainers are happy to record sessions but you might want an edited video for your team’s use. Request this when you make your booking

Airtable Training Directory

We’ve highlighted some of the Airtable experts online who currently offer Airtable training. Complete the form above to be matched to the trainer who best suits your business needs.

Aron Korenblit – Airtable Training USA

Automator of things, an education team member at Airtable, an Udemy instructor, and one of the most inspirational influencers, sharing valuable content on no-code and Airtable.

Aron is very active on social media. Through his YouTube channel, he shares useful guides and tips on how to get started with and master Airtable. Follow Aron on social channels to keep up with Airtable news and discussions.

Gareth Pronovost – Airtable Training USA

GAP Consulting is one of the most valuable resources for Airtable consulting and learning. Gareth is the author and the expert who regularly shares comprehensive guidelines and toolkit usage manuals. He helps the users organize data in a database and link it to other software.

Noam Say – Airtable Training France

With a passion for new creative solutions, Noam is looking for the tools and techniques to drive productivity with less effort. On his website, Noam leads training courses, practices consulting and is open to talking about Airtable and its opportunities.

Dan Fellars – Airtable Training USA

Dan Fellars is the founder of Openside and Built On Air, a few of the largest Airtable platforms. He loves building software and seeing people use the products he builds. He is passionate about Airtable and the opportunities it provides for everyone to become creators.

Diane Lazor Elkins – Airtable Training USA

Designing smart Airtable systems with organized data

Diane is working on creating systems to organize data and automate workflows. She is also a great enthusiast contributing to building team collaboration with Airtable.

Tobias Troendle – Airtable Training Germany

Strategy consultant and business developer

With years of experience and expertise in business development, Tobias now successfully leads the highest-rated course of Airtable Academy, revealing the platform’s capacity for professional implementation.

Andy Wingrave – Airtable Training UK

Andy is an automation professional and enthusiast who is always on top of the leading technologies and trends to share his expertise with followers. His social media channel is a valuable source for Airtable and other no-code news.

Julien Mottet – Airtable Training France

Julien works on removing repetitive tasks and reducing reporting work as much as possible. He says his mission is to bring developers and business experts under the “roof” of Airtable to simplify the work through high-performance tools.