Most AI training teaches everyone the same thing. People do not learn the same way, and they do not come to AI for the same reasons. AI literacy that works starts with where people are and who they are. Adapting to that is a big part of what literacy means.
What a typical workshop covers
It starts with a conversation.
Every workshop starts with a conversation, before any content is chosen. I want to understand your sector, your work and where your people are with AI right now. Then I build the sessions around what I hear. It is not the same content delivered everywhere.
How AI works
Every session covers this, because understanding how it works makes the rest make sense. We test tools live, so people see it happening instead of being told.
What it can do for you
Once you see how it works, you can see the opportunities. You also spot where it would not help you. Both matter. We start from your real tasks and pick the one or two worth testing first.
Prompts, and the context behind them
Good results come less from clever prompts and more from the context you give. I show people how to set that up so the tool works for them.
Every tool is different
Each has its own strengths, and the right one depends on what you value. I stay tool-neutral and teach the questions to ask of any tool.
Data and the quiet risks
We look at what happens to your data, and at the risks that give no warning. This is where many people stop and think.
Curiosity
People leave knowing what they can do, what they cannot, and where the risks are. They also leave asking what comes next. That seed of curiosity matters most to me.
Beyond the headlines
AI headlines swing between hype and fear. Literacy is something else. It is not a tick-box exercise, and it is not a technical or policy course. Those come later, if they are needed. For organisations, the EU AI Act’s Article 4 now asks for measures to support AI literacy, with no set level. That is a reason to do it properly.
For work, and for community
In a workplace, we focus on the work, and on where AI would make a real difference. In a community centre or charity, we also talk about values: how to protect them, and how AI can help push them further. AI is not something that simply happens to us. It is something we can lead.
Ways to work together
Three formats. Each is shaped around the people taking part.
Monthly skill share
A regular session that keeps AI conversations going in your team. I developed it and have run it for many years, from global brands to charities. I have seen people move from fear to excitement firsthand.
- The first session covers the basics
- Each month: what has changed in AI
- A shared space for your team’s questions, ideas and surprises
- Anchored in what your organisation actually does
- Part of Ongoing AI Literacy
Want AI conversations to carry on after the training ends?
From £500/monthThree-session family programme
How AI works, what it does with your data, and how it touches children and family life.
- Session 1: how AI works, with tools tested live
- Session 2: AI and me, and what happens to your data
- Session 3: AI and children
- A take-home page to keep
Parents and carers asking what AI means for their children?
Tailored · Fixed fee10-week AI literacy programme
A short course built around the people taking part, with time to practise between sessions.
- Shaped by a first conversation about the group’s needs
- Time to practise between sessions
- Confidence in AI for everyday life and for the group’s work
Want a group to build real confidence over time?
Tailored · Fixed feeNeed a single session?
I also run one-off workshops for a team or group, from a lunch and learn to a full day. In person or online. Tailored to your people, like everything else here.
- Lunch and learn, half-day or full-day
- In person or online
- Built after a first conversation about your needs
Common questions
AI literacy is understanding AI well enough to use it with confidence. It is not learning one tool or one task. Tools change every few months. Understanding lasts. If you know how AI works, what it can and cannot do, and where the risks sit, you can pick up any tool and judge it for yourself.
No. It is for people who use AI, or will, and want to understand it.
No. I teach how to choose between tools, based on what matters to you.
SMEs, charities, community groups, and the people who run them.
No. I start with a conversation about your sector, your work and where your people are now. Then I build the sessions around that.
Free courses exist, and they are fine for the basics. They cannot adapt to your people, your work or your values. That is what a tailored workshop adds.
Let’s build the confidence
Let’s build your team’s confidence together. From basic AI use to excitement, and then to driving AI ideas of their own. Whether you run a company, a charity or a community centre, get in touch and tell me where your people are now.
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