AI that works
for any team.
Not every team uses Microsoft 365. Not every role is in marketing. AI Essentials is built for any knowledge worker who wants to use AI confidently in their daily work — with whichever tools their organisation has chosen.
AI skills for
every knowledge worker.
Most AI training is built for marketers or developers. AI Essentials is for everyone else — the teams who need practical AI skills but whose workflows don't fit a generic template.
Finance & Operations
Summarising reports, drafting communications, analysing data and automating repetitive documentation tasks.
HR & People Teams
Job descriptions, policy drafting, employee communications, onboarding materials and HR documentation.
Legal & Compliance
Summarising documents, drafting first versions, research assistance and structured note-taking from meetings.
Comms & PR
Press releases, internal updates, stakeholder messaging and content repurposing across channels.
Leadership & Strategy
Research synthesis, scenario planning, executive briefings and using AI as a thinking partner for complex decisions.
Any other team
The programme adapts to your team's actual work. If people use language, documents and email — AI can help them.
Your AI stack.
Your workflows. Your results.
AI Essentials isn't tied to one platform or one tool. Sessions are built around whichever AI tools your team uses — or wants to use. The focus is always on practical skills that transfer to real work, not demos that impress in training and disappear by Monday.
Core AI skills for any role
- How AI tools actually work — without the hype or the fear
- Prompting principles that work across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and others
- Using AI for writing, summarising, researching and planning
- Building AI into daily workflows rather than using it occasionally
- Understanding AI limitations, hallucinations and when not to use it
- Data privacy and responsible AI use in a professional context
Flexible, bespoke, hands-on
- Built around your team's chosen AI tools and workflows
- Single session for fast-paced teams or a series for deeper change
- Half-day, full-day or multi-session programme options
- In-person or online — across Europe, the Middle East and Asia
- Available in English or Hungarian
- Practical exercises, prompt templates and AI workflow guides included
Not inspiration. Capability.
Most AI training leaves people inspired and then stuck. AI Essentials is designed for capability — participants leave with prompts they've written, workflows they've tested and habits they can build on. The goal isn't an interesting afternoon. It's measurable change in how your team works.
Questions about
AI Essentials.
AI Essentials is tool-agnostic — the session is built around your team's chosen AI stack. Common tools include ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot Chat and Perplexity. The prompting principles and workflow skills transfer across all of them, so participants can apply what they learn regardless of which tool their organisation standardises on.
Microsoft Copilot training focuses on the AI tools embedded specifically in Microsoft 365 — Word, Outlook, Teams, PowerPoint and Excel. AI Essentials is platform-agnostic — it covers foundational AI skills and whichever tools your team uses, regardless of platform. If your organisation uses a mix of tools, or doesn't standardise on Microsoft 365, AI Essentials is the better fit.
Yes. AI Essentials starts from first principles — no prior AI experience required. The programme is designed for people who have heard a lot about AI but haven't yet made it part of how they work. No technical background needed.
Yes — AI Essentials works well for cross-functional groups. The core prompting and workflow skills are universal. Where sessions include role-specific exercises, I build in multiple tracks so different team members work on examples relevant to their actual job.
Data privacy is covered in every AI Essentials session — what data is safe to enter into public AI tools, what isn't, and how to use AI responsibly within your organisation's existing policies. This is one of the most common concerns teams raise, and one of the most practical areas to address upfront.
Let's build AI skills
your whole team will use.
Tell me about your team — roles, size, current AI tools and goals. I'll suggest the right format and approach.