AI Training for Teams

Who this is for

Small teams that want consistent, practical AI skills rather than a general presentation about the technology.

What is included

• A preparation call to choose two relevant business tasks.

• One two-hour remote workshop for up to six participants.

• Guided exercises in writing instructions, supplying context and checking results.

• A reusable pack of prompts and task templates.

• An editable team guide covering information sharing and human review.

• One 30-minute follow-up question session within 30 days.

How it works

You choose the participants, approved examples and available AI tools. During the workshop, participants complete a task and explain how they checked the output.

What you take away

A team that has practised its own use cases, with templates and guidance to keep using afterwards. Your internal owner receives the editable materials.

Price

£395 one-off for the workshop package, payable at booking. Larger groups, on-site delivery and additional sessions receive a separate quote.

When you need a different scope

Software licences, production automations and accredited qualifications are not included. Use AI Workflow Pilot if you need us to build a working integration.

Ownership, costs and next step

Start with a short fit call. We confirm the scope, total price, access needed and delivery dates in writing before work begins. £395 is the total one-off workshop price in GBP, including any applicable VAT. Software subscriptions, hosting and AI usage are separate and disclosed before you commit. A Hub subscription is only needed if it is the platform you choose. Ongoing support is optional.

You keep the agreed deliverables and editable documentation. Bespoke code transfers after payment, subject to third-party licences; existing platforms remain licensed. We explain any limitations on export or moving providers. Results depend on the process and how the tools are used; no particular savings are guaranteed.

Before we begin

Choose an internal owner and think about two tasks the participants recognise. A useful exercise has an input the team can share, a result they can assess and a reason to check that result. Bring approved examples and confirm which AI tools participants can access before planning the practical work.

The preparation call is the place to narrow the exercises. A group with similar everyday responsibilities can discuss what a good result looks like and compare how they supplied context or reviewed an answer. Tell us about different levels of experience so the session can start from the team's actual use of the tools.

An illustrative walkthrough

For an illustrative exercise, a team might turn approved meeting notes into an internal summary. Participants can compare an instruction with little context against one that explains the audience, purpose and required format. They then check whether the draft retains the important facts and introduces anything unsupported.

A second exercise can use another agreed business task. The point is to practise a repeatable way of giving instructions and reviewing results, rather than memorise a perfect prompt. Participants should be able to explain what they checked and when they would stop using the output or ask someone else to review it.

Using the result

After the workshop, keep the prompt pack and editable team guide somewhere the participants can find them. The internal owner can adapt the templates to approved work and collect questions that arise when the team puts the exercises into practice. Retain the information-sharing and human-review guidance alongside the prompts.

Use the included follow-up question session to discuss those questions within the stated 30-day window. Training does not install production automations or replace your organisation's decisions about approved tools and information. If the next step is a working integration, agree that separate scope before treating a workshop exercise as a live workflow.