Corporate AI workshops & AI training

Not prompt engineering.
Outcome engineering.

Practical workshops where your people name an outcome they own, build useful work around it, check the result and present what they learned before they leave the room.

Live workstreamDecision deck
Brief receivedHuman decision stays visible

This animation illustrates AI-assisted work moving from a brief through research, planning, independent review, revision and QA before a human decision.

AI at work Codex → Claude → QA

What this is not

  • A prompt-engineering class
  • A certificate nobody uses
  • Slides about where AI is going
  • Hidden automation with no owner

What this is

  • One outcome your team owns
  • A metric they are chasing
  • Real work, with approved data
  • A result the team can check

01 · Choose your workshop

Four workshops. Pick by who is in the room.

Click one and its full agenda opens below—who it is for, what happens session by session and what your team walks out holding.

02 · The workshops

What happens in our workshops?

Choose a useful AI workflow, build one relevant work product and explain how its result was checked.

Who is it for

Employees and managers expanding beyond occasional prompting

The premise

Work beyond the chat box. Work starts from an owned decision, task or metric.

Walks out with

One useful work product, reusable instructions or workflow, a verification checklist and stated limitations

The agenda1.5 days · every session creates something inspectable
01Before eventOpens the room

Safe-data preflight

Device, account, network, permissions and safe-data preflight

02Day 1 · 09:30–12:30

Outcome Thinking vs Prompt Magic

Orientation, working examples, workflow choices, safety and capstone selection; includes a short break

0312:30–13:30

Lunch

Lunch

0413:30–14:45

The Guided Build

Guided build

0514:45–15:00

Break

Break

0615:00–16:45

The Working Session

Individual or team application with a fallback starter

0716:45–17:30

The Verification Pass

Verify, document limits and prepare the presentation

08Day 2 · 09:00–12:30Everyone presents

The Demo

Showcase, feedback, recognition and next commitments

Built on tools your team can actually useTooling is matched to policy and what you already license
ChatGPT logoChatGPTAgents & projects
Claude logoClaudeLong-context work
Gemini logoGeminiInside Workspace
Grok logoGrokLive signal
Higgsfield logoHiggsfieldVideo creative
Seedance logoSeedanceMotion workflows

Logos indicate tools an exercise may cover; they do not imply sponsorship or endorsement.

03 · What people can build

Built in the room. Ready to keep improving.

Representative work products—not client testimonials or performance claims. Each one is built, checked and handed back with its limits visible.

Illustrative workshop participant presenting a decision deck
01Presentation

A decision deck

Illustrative participant
Make
A sourced narrative colleagues can inspect and edit.
Check
Claims, citations, structure and the decision requested.
Inspect the example
Illustrative workshop participant reviewing an analysis
02Analysis

A management readout

Illustrative participant
Make
Reproducible calculations, chart and plain-language interpretation.
Check
Source rows, formulas, edge cases and numeric consistency.
Inspect the example
Illustrative workshop participant mapping a workflow
03Workflow

A daily operating monitor

Illustrative participant
Make
A repeatable process with triggers, hand-offs and a human check.
Check
Failure paths, permissions, noise and escalation rules.
Inspect the example
Illustrative workshop participant testing a product prototype
04Product

A working prototype

Illustrative participant
Make
A responsive flow grounded in a real user decision.
Check
Buttons, copy, mobile behaviour and acceptance criteria.
Inspect the example
Illustrative workshop participant researching a business question
05Research

An evidence-backed brief

Illustrative participant
Make
A concise answer that keeps sources and uncertainty attached.
Check
Source quality, recency, contradictions and missing evidence.
Inspect the example
Illustrative workshop participant teaching a reusable team playbook
06Enablement

A reusable team playbook

Illustrative participant
Make
Instructions, examples and limits another colleague can follow.
Check
Repeatability, clarity, safe defaults and owner hand-off.
Inspect the example

04 · Build your programme

Choose the workshops. Choose how many people.

Assemble a useful internal brief here, then continue to the full planner to save it, share a read-only copy and request staff review.

Choose your workshops

05 · Choose your date

Map the route from brief to a confirmed date.

The calendar always shows the next 30 days. Only dates published as available can be selected; a request still needs staff confirmation.

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06 · FAQs

FAQs

Straight answers, in the order people ask. Click a question to open it.

A selected work product, its repeatable method, a verification record and stated limits. The exact output depends on the audience, approved tools and the decision the team owns.

07 · Talk to us

Tell us the number you want to move.

Start with the work, audience and constraints. The plan becomes more specific as the evidence becomes real.

Useful to include
Which team, roughly how many people and the decision or metric they own.
What you can share
A private saved plan or a deliberate seven-day read-only link.
What happens next
Staff review of fit, faculty, toolchain, data readiness, dates and commercial scope.