Workshops & training
Give your team the skills and the guardrails to use AI well
Tools alone don’t change how people work. My in-house workshops teach employees AI best practice and your governance guidelines, so AI is used effectively, consistently and safely across the company.
Workshop formats
Tailored to your people, your tools and your policies
Every workshop is adapted to your industry, the AI tools you have approved and your internal guidelines. If you don’t have guidelines yet, we can create them together.
Safe & effective AI for everyone
How generative AI works, what it is good and bad at, effective prompting, and, most importantly, what must never be pasted into an AI tool.
- How LLMs work, in plain language
- Prompting techniques that work
- Recognising errors and hallucinations
- Data you must never share
AI governance for leaders
Set direction with confidence: opportunities, risks, regulation and the policies and roles you need to adopt AI responsibly.
- Shadow AI and how to replace it
- Swiss FADP, GDPR & EU AI Act essentials
- Writing a practical AI usage policy
- Prioritising use cases and investment
Hands-on with your tools
Practical training on the AI tools your company has approved, built around your team’s real tasks and your own guidelines.
- Your approved tools, in depth
- Real tasks from your team’s work
- Templates and reusable prompts
- Your company’s AI guidelines in practice
AI-assisted development
Modern workflows for coding assistants and agents, from planning and prompting to testing, review and security.
- Choosing and configuring tools
- Agentic workflows
- Testing & reviewing AI code
- Protecting code and secrets
On-site or remote
At your offices or online, from a focused half day to a multi-session programme.
Hands-on, not theoretical
Participants practise on realistic tasks from their own work.
Materials to keep
Cheat sheets, prompt templates and a summary of your AI guidelines.
Workshops are delivered in English.
Train your team to use AI safely
Tell me about your team, the tools you use and what you’d like participants to take away, and I’ll propose a format.