AI Training
Get your team using AI on the work they already do.
What is AI training?
AI training is a hands-on session that gets your team confidently using AI tools on their day-to-day work. Instead of a lecture on what AI is, it’s time spent doing — writing, summarising, researching and drafting alongside the tools until people can do it on their own. A good session is built around the tasks your team actually has, not generic demos, so what they learn sticks. It also covers the practical guardrails: what’s safe to put into a tool and what isn’t. It’s a workshop, not a formal course — there’s no certificate, because the point is capability on Monday morning, not a line on a résumé.
What about people's jobs?
It’s the question in the back of the room, so we’ll answer it plainly rather than pretend it isn’t there. The people who learn to use these tools well are the ones who get more valuable, not less — they get through the routine parts of their work faster and spend the time on the parts that need a human.
Training isn’t a step toward replacing your team; it’s the opposite. A team that’s good with these tools does more with the people you already have, and the individuals in it become harder to do without, not easier. We run the session in that spirit: this is about giving your people an advantage, not putting them on notice. That’s the last we’ll say about it — the rest of the day is just getting good at the work.
Why train your team instead of leaving them to it?
Because most people are already using AI tools at work, quietly and badly. They’ve opened a chat assistant, got a mediocre answer, and decided it’s overhyped — or they’re getting good results and pasting client data in to get them, without realising the risk. Left to figure it out alone, a team ends up with a wide gap between the one person who’s good at it and everyone who isn’t, and no shared sense of what’s okay to do.
A session closes that gap in an afternoon. Everyone gets to a competent baseline on the tasks that matter, learns the same simple rules about handling information, and picks up the handful of techniques that separate a useful result from a waste of time.
It’s cheaper than the productivity you’re currently leaving on the table, and far cheaper than the mess of someone learning the data lesson the hard way.
What a session actually looks like
A session runs about half a day, and it’s a working one — nobody sits and watches slides for three hours. We start with a short, plain-language grounding: what these tools are good at, where they fall over, and the simple rules for what’s safe to put in and what isn’t. That’s the only stretch that looks like teaching, and it’s kept short on purpose.
Then we get into the actual work. Everyone brings a real task they do regularly — the weekly report, the client email, the research they dread — and we work through it together with the tools, person by person. People try things, get them wrong, and fix them with us in the room, which is where the confidence actually comes from. By the back half of the session most of the room is working faster than they came in, on their own jobs, while we move between desks sorting out what isn’t landing.
We finish by saving what worked — the prompts and small workflows people built during the day, written against their own tasks so they’re there on Monday, not lost in a notebook. If it helps, we’ll come back a few weeks later for a short follow-up to catch what slipped. Everyone leaves having done real work with the tools, not having watched someone else do it.
What does success look like?
Three weeks after the session, the test is simple: is the team still using the tools, or did everyone quietly drift back to the spreadsheet? When it sticks — and it does when people learn on their own work — you can see it. The reports get written faster, the routine emails stop eating mornings, and people reach for the tools without being told. That’s the version we build for: not a good day out, but a habit that held.
AI training FAQs
We sit with your team and work on their actual tasks — the emails they write, the reports they build, the research they do — and show them how to do those faster and better with AI tools. It’s hands-on the whole way through. People leave having done real work with the tools, not having watched a slideshow about them.
No. It’s a practical workshop, not a formal course, and there’s no certificate — we’re not a training organisation and we won’t pretend to be. The value is that your team can use these tools well on Monday, not a line on a CV. If you need a formal course with a certificate, we’re not the right fit and we’ll say so.
That’s the whole design. Because we train on the work they already do rather than abstract examples, the habit sticks — they walk out with prompts and workflows saved against their real tasks. We can also do a short follow-up session a few weeks later to iron out what didn’t land the first time.
Not at all. The session is built for the people doing everyday work — admin, ops, marketing, sales, support — not developers. If someone can use email and a spreadsheet, they can do this. We pitch it to the room in front of us, not to the most technical person in it.
A typical session is half a day, hands-on. Groups of up to about a dozen work best, so everyone gets time on their own work; larger teams we split across sessions. We keep it small enough that it’s a working session, not a lecture.
The ones your team will actually use — general assistants for writing and research, plus whatever’s relevant to their role. We focus on using tools well and safely rather than chasing the newest one, and we cover the basics of what not to put into them, so nobody creates a data problem trying to save time.
Sessions are priced by team size and format, and quoted up front. It’s a fixed price for the session, not a per-person licence. We’ll give you the number and what’s included before you book.
Want your team confident with AI?
A couple of lines is enough. You’ll hear back from Aidan directly, usually within a business day.
- Founder-built — you deal directly with Aidan, not a sales team.
- A straight answer on whether it's worth building, and what it'd cost.
- You own everything we ship. No lock-ins, no per-seat fees.
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