Workshops and training

Workshops and training form a large part of AI education. Using AI well takes more than just learning how to use the tools, it also means understanding AI's capabilities and limitations, and having frameworks for deciding when to use AI and when to remain human. That thinking runs through every session I deliver.

Learning to use AI well takes more than a single session. Changing how people work is a behavioural shift, and behaviour changes through practice over time. People need the opportunity to apply what they learn, to find additional use cases, and to uncover new challenges.

A one-off workshop can be a good place to start. I deliver many of those, and I will always be clear about what one session can and cannot achieve. It can increase personal productivity, change how a room thinks about AI and send people away with techniques and frameworks they can apply, but changing how a team works usually takes several sessions spread over time.

These tools are constantly evolving, and so is my training. I bring in the newest features as they emerge, so participants are always working with up-to-date capabilities. Every session is built on the knowledge of twenty years in the education industry, structured and practical, and designed for learning built to last.

Sessions are bespoke to you and your organisation, and can run one-to-one, in small groups or across large teams. They can be delivered in person or online, and can range from a single workshop, through a series of connected online sessions, to a full structured AI education programme. Sessions can be tool-agnostic, building skills that transfer across whichever AI tools you use, or focused on a specific tool such as Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude or Google Gemini.

Typical session content

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The foundations, regardless of the tool(s) you use:

  • What generative AI is
  • AI capabilities and limitations
  • Prompting techniques
  • Use cases and personal productivity
  • Using AI safely and responsibly

Pricing: Every engagement is scoped individually and quoted on its specific requirements.

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Consulting

I help organisations and individuals at any stage of their AI journey take the next step with AI. This can vary from AI strategy, implementation and governance through to opportunity identification, audits and assessment. I advise on specific tools and use cases, and take responsibility for keeping you updated as the tools evolve.

My consultancy engagements can range from individual bookable sessions through to longer advisory relationships or a dedicated fractional AI role.

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Consulting typically covers

  • AI strategy and policy development
  • AI risk and governance review
  • AI vendor and tool evaluation
  • Leadership advisory
  • AI audits

Speaking

I'm available for keynotes, panel sessions, conferences and podcasts, speaking about practical and responsible AI with live demos wherever the room allows.

More about speaking

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Partners

Alongside working directly with clients, I also deliver AI services to organisations through the following partners.

Dixon AI

I offer and deliver Dixon AI's capability development and transformation programmes, online courses and the AI360 capability diagnostic.

True Worth AI

I partner with True Worth AI to deliver bespoke leadership workshops and training.

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