Yes, AI trainers in Kenya offer both online and in person training, and the right choice depends on your team rather than on the technology.
Online works well in three situations. It suits teams whose staff sit in different towns, it suits content that involves demonstrating tools on screen, and it suits anyone who wants sessions recorded for people who miss them. It also removes travel from the price. Plan for the practical details, because staff need stable internet, and those on mobile data need a trainer who keeps sessions short and shares recordings afterwards.
In person works well when the session is a workshop where people build something together, when senior staff need discussion time, or when trust matters more than convenience, which is often the case in a first engagement with a new trainer. Expect a higher price, since travel and venue time must be paid for.
Many trainers blend the two, using live sessions for teaching, recordings for revision, and office hours for questions. Our corporate programmes at EddyLabs work this way: live sessions, recorded modules and follow up office hours, so staff join from wherever they work and catch up through the recordings. If you want a room, ask any trainer directly about availability, venue and travel costs, because those arrangements change from engagement to engagement.