Pathway platform
A technical pathway platform for AI, cyber, and digital forensics.
Darb.Tech holds LevelUp's applied technical pathways in Jordan. It begins with AI.SPIRE and is being extended into cyber defense, digital forensics, and AI security systems — with each pathway able to run as an intensive, a two-year applied degree, or a short workshop series.
At a glance
One platform, several pathways, three delivery shapes.
The point of a platform is that each pathway stays credible to its own learners, employers, and institutional partners while sharing an architecture with the others.
- First pathway
- AI.SPIRE — Applied AI and ML Systems. In delivery.
- Next pathway
- Cyber defense, digital forensics, and AI security systems, being prepared for Amman. In development.
- Delivery shapes
- A six-month intensive, a two-year applied degree pathway, or a workshop series from one hour to one week.
- Location
- Jordan, with delivery centered on Amman.
Pathways
What is running and what is being prepared.
Status is stated as it stands. The AI pathway has learners in it; the cyber pathway is still being designed.
In delivery
Applied AI and ML systems
The first Darb.Tech pathway. Learners build SQL workflows, predictive models, NLP systems, RAG, knowledge graphs, APIs, Docker deployments, and capstones.
In development
Cyber defense, digital forensics, and AI security systems
The next pathway, being prepared for Amman. It builds on the Amman cybersecurity plan, with employer-shaped content, hands-on technical labs, and a structure that can flex by audience and duration.
Formats
The same pathway, scoped three ways.
Which shape a partner takes depends on who the learners are and how much time the system can give them.
Six months
Applied intensive
For working engineers and technical professionals who need to upskill on a shorter timeline than an academic program allows.
Two years
Applied degree pathway
For learners entering post-secondary study after secondary school, where progression and support matter as much as pace.
One hour to one week
Workshop series
For employer briefings, technical primers, and institutional starting points that can later feed a deeper pathway.
Platform logic
How technical pathways become a wider talent system.
LevelUp helps shape curriculum, delivery, and ecosystem strategy so Darb.Tech pathways create value beyond learner completion.
Phase 01
Run the pathway as an intensive
Use AI.SPIRE, and the cyber defense and AI security pathway that follows it, to prove the model through applied projects, hybrid delivery, and visible technical output.
Phase 02
Adapt the architecture for degree delivery
Extend the pathway into a two-year applied format when partners need more scaffolding, academic progression, and student support.
Phase 03
Offer workshops where short-format capability is enough
Employer briefings, technical primers, and institutional starting points that can later feed into the deeper pathways.
Phase 04
Support ventures and corporate adoption
Turn capstones into company ideas, employer solutions, internal AI adoption work, and stronger regional innovation capacity.
Related
Where this sits in the rest of the work.
Insight
The Darb.Tech case study
How the platform was scoped, and what running one pathway teaches about the next.
Capability area
Build talent systems
Darb.Tech is a visible example of connecting education to the wider economic system rather than running it alongside.
Curriculum
The technical course catalog
The longer pathways for job-ready, portfolio-ready technical talent that Darb.Tech programs are assembled from.
Next step
Shape the next pathway.
Employers and institutions helping define the cyber defense and AI security pathway influence what it teaches and who it is built for.