A shared foundation.
Understanding what AI can and can’t do, recognising shadow AI and protecting information: a common foundation for using these tools at work.
FOUR WAYS TO GROW WITH AI.
AI training courses for teams, managers and technical roles. Sessions are live, with programmes tailored to your company’s roles, skills and activities.
PEOPLE LEARN. THE COMPANY GROWS.A POSSIBLE OUTLINE
What it can do, its limits and responsible use.
Documents, requests and everyday tasks.
Exercises, discussion and questions from the team.
01 / AN EXPERIENCE, WITH PEOPLE
A trainer can hear a question, switch examples and stay on what really matters. That’s how we keep the programme close to the people taking it.
Understanding what AI can and can’t do, recognising shadow AI and protecting information: a common foundation for using these tools at work.
Activities and cases close to your company help people connect what they learn to their everyday work.
Content and depth change with participants’ roles, experience and questions.
AI LITERACY / EVERYDAY PRACTICE
It’s the use of AI tools without the organisation’s approval or visibility. AI literacy helps people recognise it and choose to work with awareness.
Use the services your company has approved, following the shared rules.
Keep it out of prompts and follow the company’s data policies.
Check with someone before adopting a new tool or sharing information.
AI LITERACY / ARTICLE 4
Article 4 of the AI Act requires providers and deployers of AI systems to take measures to ensure, to their best extent, a sufficient level of AI literacy among their staff, taking into account their knowledge, experience and the context in which the systems are used.
The programme is designed around the organisation’s needs: roles, skills and real applications guide the choice of content.
Read Article 4 on the EU website02 / HOW WE BUILD IT
We identify who is taking part and which skills to develop.
We define the topics, the level and the examples to cover.
Lessons, exercises and discussion with specialists.
FROM QUESTIONS TO SKILLS.