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Detail E2 — Training

AI training on your team's real work.

Most AI training shows people clever demos they'll never use. Ours starts with the emails, documents and jobs your team handles every week. People practise on their own tasks, learn what to check and what never to paste in, and go back to work able to use it straight away.

Price
On request
Fig. E2.1 — A workshopNot to scale
The basicsWhat AI is good and bad at
Your tasksP1Practised hands-on
Safe habitsWhat to check, what not to share
Session orderWhere most of the time goes
Table E2 — Scope

What the training covers.

E2.1Included

Preparation

We collect real tasks from each role beforehand, so the session is about their work.

E2.2Included

How AI works, briefly

Enough to know why it sometimes makes things up, and how to spot it.

E2.3Included

Asking well

How to give context, examples and instructions that get usable results.

E2.4Included

Hands-on practice

Each person works through their own tasks with help on hand.

E2.5Included

Checking the output

Facts, figures and tone: what to verify before anything goes out.

E2.6Included

Your policy in practice

What your AI rules mean day to day, with examples.

E2.7Included

Take-away guides

Short written guides for the tasks covered, to use after the session.

Notes — Who it's for

Sessions for every level.

  1. 01Beginners who've barely tried AI and want to start safely.
  2. 02Regular users who want to go beyond quick questions to real time savings.
  3. 03Managers who need to know what to expect from their team, and what to watch for.
  4. 04Teams with a specific job in mind, like proposals, customer emails or research.
Specification — What makes it stick

Training people keep using.

  • Their own workPeople remember what they practised on their own tasks.
  • Small groupsEveryone gets time to try things and ask questions.
  • A follow-upA check-in after the session to fix what didn't work in practice.
General notes — FAQ

Questions about AI training.

Which tools do you train on?

The ones your team uses or will use: ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot or Gemini. If you haven't chosen yet, the readiness check helps you decide first.

Do people need any technical knowledge?

None. If they can write an email, they can use AI well with the right guidance.

Can you train us on a custom assistant you've built?

Yes. Training is part of every custom assistant we set up, so people know what it's for and where its limits are.

Fig. E2.2 — Next step

Want your team confident with AI?

Tell us how many people, which roles and which tools you use. We usually reply the same working day.