AI training for staff

Hands-on practice with the AI tools you chose, using your own documents and tasks. Your team learns what each tool does well and how to check an answer.

Staff learning to use AI tools at work

What the training covers

  • Your own work, not demos

    Your people work through their own emails, documents, and tasks while we coach. Short, hands-on practice on real tasks.

  • What each tool does well

    Drafting, summarizing a long thread, and finding something in a pile of files, in the tool you chose: Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini, ChatGPT, or Claude. We also show where each tool gets things wrong.

  • How to check an answer

    AI sounds sure even when it's wrong. We show your people how to spot that and what to verify before they send anything.

  • Your policy in practice

    What company data can go in, shown with real examples from your AI use policy.

  • Built for a team-wide rollout

    The session is built for teams rolling out a tool to many people at once, as part of our AI consulting work.

  • Remote by default

    Training runs over video, so your whole team can join from wherever they work.

Questions we get

Is this a slide deck?

No. It's short, hands-on practice with your own documents, emails, and tasks.

Which tools do you train on?

The ones you chose to roll out. We don't teach a tool you aren't going to use.

Who is the training for, and where does it happen?

Teams rolling out a tool to many people at once. It runs remotely, over video.
  • Coworkers trying a new AI tool together

    AI tool selection and rollout

    We help you choose and roll out Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini, ChatGPT Enterprise, or the Claude Team plan, starting with a small group. You keep the licenses.

  • Team reviewing answers from a company AI assistant

    Custom AI assistants

    An assistant that answers from your company documents, with a person reviewing anything that goes to a customer.

  • Team agreeing on rules for AI use at work

    AI use policy

    Plain-English rules for which tools people can use, what company data can go into them, and when a person reviews the output.

Get your team using it well.

Tell us which tool you're rolling out and how many people will use it.