Blockchain & Virtual Assets
Practical training and skills development in blockchain, digital-asset security and Real World Asset tokenisation — for professionals and organisations preparing for what comes next.
Why invest in these skills now
Payments, capital markets, supply chains and property are all experimenting with blockchain. The organisations that benefit are the ones whose people understand the opportunity — and the risks — before they commit.
Close the skills gap
Banks, asset managers, payment firms and regulators are building blockchain capability, and experienced people are scarce. Teams that train their own staff move faster and rely less on outside consultants.
Decide with confidence
Leaders need to tell a genuine use case from a costly experiment before they commit budget, partners or customer funds. That starts with understanding how the technology actually works.
Prevent costly mistakes
Many of the largest digital-asset losses trace back to compromised keys, phishing, unsafe smart contracts and weak internal controls — problems that trained people are far better placed to prevent.
Prepare for regulation
Regulators worldwide are introducing rules for virtual asset service providers, from licensing to anti-money-laundering checks and the Travel Rule. Compliance, legal and audit teams need to understand the technology behind them.
Security in blockchain
Transactions on a blockchain are usually final — there is no bank to call and reverse a mistake. Security is the thread that runs through every track.
Private keys and recovery phrases, hot and cold wallets, hardware wallets and multi-signature approvals — and why losing a key can mean losing the asset for good.
Self-custody versus regulated custodians, segregation of duties, approval workflows, backups and recovery planning for organisations that hold digital assets.
How code flaws, admin keys and price-feed manipulation are exploited, why independent audits matter, and how to read an audit report before you rely on a protocol.
Phishing, fake tokens and websites, impersonation, malicious wallet approvals and investment fraud — how they work and the habits that stop them.
Real World Asset tokenisation
Real World Asset (RWA) tokenisation records ownership of a physical or financial asset — a building, gold, a bond, a pool of invoices — as digital tokens on a blockchain. The tokens carry the ownership rights; the blockchain keeps a shared record of who holds them and settles every transfer.
Property, gold and other commodities, government or corporate bonds, fund units, invoices or carbon credits — anything with clear ownership and a reliable value.
A legal vehicle, such as a special-purpose company or trust, holds the asset so that token holders’ rights are enforceable in law — not just in code.
A smart contract creates tokens that each represent a share of the asset, with built-in rules for who may hold them and how they can be transferred.
A custodian protects the underlying asset, while auditors and data services known as oracles bring verified information — valuations, reserves, payments — onto the blockchain.
Investors hold tokens in digital wallets. Transfers settle directly on the blockchain, and income such as rent or interest can be distributed automatically.
Learning tracks
Take a single track or combine them into a programme shaped around your role or your organisation.
Track 01
Distributed ledgers, consensus, wallets and transactions, public and permissioned networks, smart contracts, stablecoins and central bank digital currencies.
Track 02
Key management, custody models, internal controls, smart-contract risk, scam awareness and what to do in the first hours after an incident.
Track 03
How assets are structured, issued, safeguarded and traded as tokens — with sector case studies in property, commodities and capital markets.
Track 04
How virtual asset service providers are regulated, anti-money-laundering and customer checks, the Travel Rule, risk assessment and transaction monitoring.
Start with the concepts, explained in plain language with real-world examples.
Practise hands-on on test networks — set up a wallet, send a transaction and inspect it on a block explorer, with no real money at risk.
Work through case studies of real projects, incidents and regulatory decisions.
Apply what you learn to your own role, team or organisation.
Who it’s for
Finance, banking, legal, audit, compliance, risk and IT professionals who want to work confidently with blockchain and digital assets.
Graduates and career changers upgrading their skills for one of the fastest-moving areas of finance and technology.
Organisations exploring blockchain, tokenisation or digital-asset services that want sessions shaped around their sector and goals.
Training for individuals and organisations
Tell us about your role, your team or your organisation’s plans and we’ll help shape the right learning path.
Start a training enquiryOur training is educational. It is not financial, investment or legal advice.
