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Understand the landscape
Know what the main types of AI can do, how products differ and where their limitations matter.
Practical AI training
From confusion to confidence.
A practical two-hour facilitated session for charities and organisations that want to understand the AI landscape, use the right tools with confidence and apply them responsibly.
Two-hour facilitated session · Practical exercises · Designed for nontechnical teams
- 01Recognise
- 02Select
- 03Direct
- 04Review
Practical judgement
Your team does not need another list of AI tools.
AI products change quickly. What people need is a reliable way to recognise what kind of capability a task requires, select an appropriate route, give it a clear brief and review what comes back. This training builds that judgement without unnecessary jargon or hype.
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Choose with confidence
Start with the task and the evidence it requires, then select an appropriate capability and product.
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Use it responsibly
Protect sensitive information, test important outputs and keep people accountable for decisions.
The session
A practical framework your team can keep using.
01 — Recognise
Understand the type of capability in front of you.
02 — Select
Match the task, information and consequence to a suitable route.
03 — Direct
Give the tool enough context, evidence and boundaries to work well.
04 — Review
Check the result and keep responsibility with a named person.
Tailored to your team
Practise with the work your people actually do.
Before delivery, the session is shaped around your team’s roles, approved tools, organisational policies and everyday work. Participants use realistic examples to build a method they can apply after the session.
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Brief
Turn a real task into a clear AI brief and take away a repeatable way to direct the tool.
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Challenge
Improve an initial result while checking its evidence, bias and use of information.
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Decide
Choose whether the work needs AI, automation or a better process—and identify a realistic next step.
Next step
Give your team a confident, responsible place to start.
Tell us about your audience, the tools they currently use and what you want them to be able to do differently after the session. We will shape the training around that context.