For Architects

1:1 Mentoring

Structured coaching and mentoring for EA practitioners — built through real work on your own repository, not classroom exercises. Because access isn't capability, and tool familiarity isn't EA depth.

Format: 1:1 sessions + cohort workshops · Hands-on, on your repository · From EA fundamentals through Sparx EA mastery and AI readiness

The challenge

Enterprise architecture teams face real friction

Tool access masking real skills gaps

Architects who can open Sparx EA and create diagrams are not always architects who can govern a repository, build MDG profiles, or run a productive modeling session. Tool familiarity is not EA capability.

Training that doesn't translate to practice

ArchiMate and TOGAF courses teach theory. They rarely teach how to apply that theory inside Sparx EA, on your actual repository, against your real constraints and modeling standards.

AI tools arriving before AI-ready architecture

Your organization is adopting AI tools without the foundation — governed taxonomies, semantic structure, clean repositories — that determines whether AI augmentation helps or just introduces more inconsistency.

What you get

What's included

  • Baseline capability assessment mapped against the full curriculum
  • EA fundamentals: architecture thinking, frameworks, modeling principles, stakeholder engagement
  • Sparx EA mastery: MDG configuration, scripting and automation, advanced repository management
  • AI integration readiness: AI-readable EA practices and prompt engineering for EA contexts
  • 1:1 sessions tied to real repository work, not just training exercises
  • Cohort workshops for collaborative modeling practice and peer accountability
  • A portfolio of real work produced and delivered during the program
  • Progress assessment at program mid-point and conclusion, shared with EA leadership

Build lasting EA capability in your team.

A conversation first — we'll map where your practitioners are today and scope mentoring to your repository and goals.

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