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Practical AI for Everyday Work

A clear, jargon-free introduction that gets a whole team productive with AI — without the risks no one warned them about.

Most teams are handed AI tools with no guidance and left to work it out alone, which wastes time and creates avoidable risk. This jargon-free session gets a whole team genuinely productive with AI on real tasks like writing, research and analysis, and shows them the common mistakes that cause trouble. Everyone leaves on the same page.

Who it’s for

Any team that wants to use AI well and safely day to day.

What your team walks away with

Work confidently with AI on real tasks — writing, research, analysis — and avoid the common, costly mistakes.

Why this matters now

AI tools are now built into the everyday software your team already uses, so people are experimenting whether or not anyone has shown them how. Without basic ground rules, it’s easy to trust a wrong answer or accidentally share company information with a tool that keeps it. A short shared grounding now prevents the messy, costly mistakes later.

What you’ll learn
  • Understand what today's AI tools are actually good at, without the jargon
  • Write better prompts so you get useful results instead of vague ones
  • Work through real tasks: drafting, summarising, researching and analysing
  • Recognise the common mistakes that get people into trouble and steer clear of them
  • Keep company information safe when using AI tools
  • Leave with a team cheat-sheet and a set of safe-use ground rules
What we cover

A starting agenda — every session is shaped around your team, your tools and the risks you’re managing.

  1. What today’s AI tools are actually good at A clear-eyed look at what today’s AI tools are actually good at.
  2. Writing better prompts to get useful results How to write better prompts so you get useful results instead of vague ones.
  3. Real tasks: drafting, summarising, researching, analysing Working through real tasks: drafting, summarising, researching and analysing.
  4. Iterating to get better answers How to push back on a weak answer instead of accepting it — the follow-ups that turn a vague reply into a useful one.
  5. The mistakes that get people in trouble — and how to avoid them The common mistakes that get people into trouble, and how to steer clear of them.
  6. Keeping company information safe Simple habits for keeping company information safe when using AI.
  7. A cheat-sheet and ground rules your team keeps You leave with a team cheat-sheet and a set of safe-use ground rules.

Every team’s needs are different. We’re happy to talk it through and tailor the session to yours — let’s talk →

Bring "Practical AI for Everyday Work" to your team.

A short conversation about your team, your risk, and the session that would move them. No pitch deck — just the right scope and dates.

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