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バイテック法人AI研修
: How to use it, features, and the business problems it solves

What is バイテック法人AI研修?

バイテック法人AI研修 is AI棒 Inc.'s hands-on corporate generative AI training, pairing e-learning and hands-on sessions with a dedicated consultant for 2–4 months. AI Work Efficiency Training costs 200,000 yen per person and Automation Training 300,000 yen (tax treatment not stated). The official site says it is eligible for the Human Resources Development Support Subsidy (as of October 2026).

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About "バイテック法人AI研修"

What is バイテック法人AI研修?

バイテック法人AI研修 (byTech Corporate AI Training) is a hands-on, work-focused corporate generative AI training service provided by AI棒 Inc. It is the corporate version of the individual "byTech AI School", combining e-learning and hands-on sessions, with dedicated AI consultants supporting trainees' real work issues for 2–4 months.

There are two core plans: the "AI Work Efficiency Training" (200,000 yen per person), which streamlines tasks such as document creation and email, and the "AI Work Automation Training" (300,000 yen per person), which automates work with no-code development and AI agents. Companies choose from tool-specific curricula such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot and Dify, and the official site describes them as training packages that meet the requirements of the Human Resources Development Support Subsidy. Whether prices include tax is not stated on the official site.

Training overview

Provider
AI棒 Inc. (Representative Director: Ryo Shiota. Founded March 2026 per the company profile)
Format
Basically e-learning + hands-on + dedicated consultant support. Seminars and workshops can be online or offline. Tool-specific courses are online only
Audience
Any industry or company size: back office, sales, planning, development, etc. No prior generative AI experience needed. Claude Code training mainly targets engineers
Price
AI Work Efficiency Training 200,000 yen per person, AI Work Automation Training 300,000 yen per person, e-learning from 100,000 yen per person (tax treatment not stated for any). Final pricing is a custom quote
Subsidies
The official site lists the "applicable subsidy" for the two plans as the Human Resources Development Support Subsidy and says they can be taken at up to 75% off (no specific course named, as of October 2026). Partner labor and social security attorneys are introduced. Claude Code training is explicitly not eligible
Duration
10+ training hours. Support period: 2 months (efficiency), 4 months (automation). Seminars from as short as 2.5 hours. Claude Code training about 6 months
Customization
Yes. The curriculum is custom-designed from interviews about issues and goals
Post-training support
During training: unlimited chat, a monthly group meeting and two individual meetings per month. After the one-on-one support period ends, one more year of support until AI use takes root in the company
Free trial / materials
Free individual consultation, downloadable materials, free webinar archives, free materials for internal approval
Checked on
October 12, 2026

Training programs

Training is determined by combining "which training plan" with "which tool to learn". There are eight tool-specific curricula.

01Streamlining work with general-purpose generative AI

Available under both the efficiency and automation plans.

  • ChatGPT training — 8 chapters, 45 lessons (about 6 hours). Prompt techniques, GPTs, API integration with Zapier, MCP, 20 lessons of task-specific use cases
  • Claude training — Long-document processing and writing, extending to Claude Cowork and Code
  • Gemini training — Work use in Google Workspace and NotebookLM
  • Copilot training — 9 lessons, about 7 hours. Use in Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams and PowerPoint, plus security

02Automating work with no-code tools

Available under the automation plan.

  • Dify training — 12 lessons, about 11 hours. Build knowledge-linked chatbots, workflow automation and API integrations with Dify and Make
  • Copilot Studio training — 6 lessons, about 2 hours. Build an internal FAQ bot, publish it to Teams and connect it with Power Automate

03Bringing creative work and development in-house

Training for specialized uses.

  • AI creative training — 12 lessons, about 12 hours. Produce banners and promotional videos in-house with Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, Canva and AI video tools
  • Claude Code training — 5 phases, 44 lessons over about 6 months. Development environment setup, MCP and API integration, app development with Next.js/Supabase, security checks. Mainly for engineers and not eligible for subsidies

Lesson counts and viewing times for some tools differ between the top page and each course page or FAQ. This page uses the figures from each course page and the FAQ.

Pricing

Published prices are as follows (as of October 2026). The official site does not state whether prices include tax. The FAQ says pricing "is not uniform because it is custom-made", and the final amount is quoted at a free individual consultation.

PlanPriceUnitIncludes
AI Work Efficiency Training200,000 yenPer personE-learning + hands-on, 2 months of support, 10+ training hours. ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Copilot
AI Work Automation Training300,000 yenPer personE-learning + hands-on, 4 months of support, 10+ training hours. Adds Dify and Copilot Studio
E-learning (custom)From 100,000 yenPer personSelf-study with video materials
Seminar (custom)From 200,000 yenPer sessionLectures by expert instructors
Hands-on (custom)From 300,000 yenPer sessionPractical, hands-on training
Workshop (custom)From 500,000 yenPer sessionTeams shape AI use ideas for their own issues

Payment is by bank transfer (invoice) or credit card. Training can start as soon as 7 days after payment.

Using subsidies

The official site lists the "applicable subsidy" for the AI Work Efficiency Training and AI Work Automation Training as the Human Resources Development Support Subsidy, stating that "because these are training packages that meet the requirements for using subsidies, you can take them at up to 75% off" (as of October 2026). Which course of the subsidy applies is not stated. Official images show the efficiency training as "regular price 200,000 yen → effective cost 50,000 yen" and the automation training as "regular price 300,000 yen → effective cost 150,000 yen".

Applications proceed through an introduction to partner labor and social security attorneys. Companies first fill in a "subsidy eligibility checklist", and only those with no issues are guided on using the subsidy. Claude Code training is explicitly stated to be "not eligible for subsidies".

Under the revision of August 3, 2026, the Business Development Reskilling Support Course no longer covers literacy-focused training such as learning general-purpose prompt writing. Eligibility depends on the training content and the trainees' duties, so check with your local Labour Bureau before submitting a training plan.

Track record and reputation

Official images show "training satisfaction (results and support) 96%", "adoption effect (cost-effectiveness) 300%" and "over 2,500 cumulative trainees". The top of the page carries notes saying figures were "prepared by the company based on a survey of byTech trainees between January 20 and November 20, 2025" and "based on trainee data from January to November 2025". Client logos on the top page include Dai-ichi Life Group, NTT DATA Business Systems, ROYCE', Nihonbashi Marutamaya and WIN Co., Ltd.

The official site also cites effects such as "60% of individual tasks automated", "90% reduction in routine work" and "70% improvement in team productivity", but all are company-prepared figures based on its own trainee surveys and data.

Who it suits and who it does not

It suits companies that want to start small and have trained employees supported through actual work improvement. Plans can be taken by a single person, and for 2–4 months trainees can advance their own work issues through meetings and chat with a dedicated consultant. Companies that have already chosen a tool can pick from tool-specific curricula such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot.

It does not suit companies that want hundreds of people to take the same content at once in a short time. Plans are priced per person and are support-intensive, so the total rises with headcount (a seminar format from 200,000 yen per session is available separately for delivering knowledge to many people at once). Also, because the official site does not state whether prices include tax, a quote is needed to finalize the budget.

FAQ

How much does バイテック法人AI研修 cost? AI Work Efficiency Training is 200,000 yen per person, AI Work Automation Training is 300,000 yen per person, and e-learning starts at 100,000 yen per person. Tax treatment is not stated, and the final price is a custom quote (as of October 2026).

Can subsidies be used? The official site presents the two plans as eligible for the Human Resources Development Support Subsidy and introduces partner attorneys. However, under the August 3, 2026 revision, literacy-focused training such as general prompt-writing courses is no longer covered by the Business Development Reskilling Support Course. Check eligibility with your local Labour Bureau. Claude Code training is officially not eligible.

Can it be taken online? Yes. Tool-specific courses are online only, and seminars and workshops can be online or offline.

Can we still get advice after training ends? Yes. The official site says that after the one-on-one support period, it continues supporting the company for one year until AI use takes root.

The information on this page is based on what was published on the official website as of October 2026. Please check the official website for the latest prices and content.

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