AI lecture and training

    One session that gives the organisation the same picture of what AI actually does in your industry, how to use it safely and what your next step should be. We run everything from an introduction with no prerequisites to advanced and role-specific training — more value from your people’s work and the tools you already have.

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    on site or online
    60–90 minon site or online
    no prior knowledge needed
    Whole teamno prior knowledge needed
    examples from your everyday work
    Your industryexamples from your everyday work

    Three levels to choose from

    Not everyone needs the same session. We run everything from an introduction with no prerequisites to deeper sessions for people who already use AI daily.

    1. 01

      Foundation — no prerequisites

      What AI is and is not, what it does in your industry, where it goes wrong and how to use it safely. For the whole organisation.

    2. 02

      Advanced — for those already working with AI

      Better prompts, multi-step workflows, agents, your own data and knowledge sources, plus when AI is not the right tool.

    3. 03

      Role-specific — tailored to the job

      The same foundation, but examples, risks and exercises come from that specific role’s everyday work.

    Role-specific lectures

    • AI for leadership teams

      Direction, prioritisation, risk and what you actually need to decide over the coming year.

    • AI for project managers

      Planning, status reports, risk analysis and documentation — and how to review what AI produces.

    • AI for HR and recruitment

      Candidate handling, policy, bias and the requirements that apply when AI is used in decisions about people.

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    • AI for finance

      Documentation, reconciliation, analysis and reporting — with traceability and control of the figures.

    • AI for sales and customer service

      Suggested replies, customer insight and follow-up, without customer data ending up in the wrong place.

    • AI for developers and technical teams

      Code assistance, review, test data and integrations — plus where the quality risks actually are.

    AI literacy under the EU AI Act

    The EU AI Act requires AI literacy for those who use AI at work. The level required depends on what the AI is used for.

    General AI tools
    • Chatbots, writing assistants and similar everyday tools
    • Baseline literacy: data protection and not leaking customer or personal data
    • Understand the model’s limitations and recognise hallucinations
    • Know when an answer must be reviewed by a human
    High-risk AI
    • For example credit scoring or AI in hiring
    • Advanced role-specific training in transparency and disclosure duties
    • Strict data governance and documented data handling
    • Formal human oversight that is actually performed and can be evidenced
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    Choose format — see what fits inside

    Same core, more room to practise the longer we stay.

    Programme5 blocks
    • 00What AI does today
    • 15Why the licence is not enough
    • 30ChatGPT and Copilot on your tasks
    • 45Safe usage
    • 60Your first step
    • +Hands-on practice in your tools
    • +Shared review of the results
    • +Role-based sessions
    • +Internal ways of working written down

    The whole organisation gets the same picture — and a recommended first step.

    Who is in the room

    Everyone listens for something different

    Pick a seat and see what that person leaves with.

    Sits there thinking

    "What does it cost, and what does it give?"

    Leaves with

    A picture of where the value actually sits with you, and which step is reasonable to take first.

    Questions

    The questions that always come

    Tap a question to see the answer we give — in the room and before you book.

    The natural next step

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    AI training and adoption

    When the interest from the session should become a way of working, with policy and follow-up.

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    AI assessment

    When you want to know which processes to improve first.

    Open

    Want everyone on the same page?

    Tell us what your everyday work looks like and we tailor the examples to your tasks and systems. The session has fixed scope and requires no prior knowledge.

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