Better Call Saul: Employee Training - All Seasons

Season 1
Los Pollos Hermanos Employee Training
Let Gus Fring teach you the proper way to run a business with this Emmy-winning, 10-part training seminar.

Season 2
Madrigal Electromotive Security Training
The Emmy-winning Better Call Saul Employee Training web series returns with its second season: Madrigal Electromotive Security Training. This time around, Mike Ehrmantraut, the new security consultant at Madrigal Electromotive, turns his hard-earned knowledge of the criminal underworld into valuable tips and tricks to keep all aspects of your shady business safe from nefarious types who wish to harm your operation...

Season 3
Ethics Training with Kim Wexler
Seasoned lawyer Kim Wexler shares wisdom learned from her years of legal training, with help from some special guests. Produced by Saul Goodman Productions, this continuing education course teaches the value of being a lawyer who doesn't play fast and loose with the law.

Season 4
Filmmaker Training
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