Training
Plain language, no jargon, and hands-on with your own work — not toy examples. Wherever you and your team are starting from, the aim is the same: that AI becomes a normal, useful part of your week, and you feel genuinely in control of it.
Ways to learn
Team sessions
For a team getting started together.
A focused, hands-on session for your group — everyone working with the tools on real tasks from your own day, not generic demos.
Rollout program
For an organisation adopting AI properly.
A staged program that takes a whole organisation from first steps to confident everyday use — with the guardrails and good habits that keep it safe and useful.
Coaching
For individuals who want to go deeper.
Direct, personal coaching for people who want to move past the basics — building real things, working faster, and learning to teach others on their team.
How it actually works
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We begin with the work you already do and the tools you already have — not a blank-slate curriculum that ignores your day.
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You drive. I guide. Everyone leaves having actually done the thing, not just watched a demonstration of it.
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The goal isn't to keep you needing me — it's a team that can carry on without me, judge what's worth doing, and help the next person along.
What we cover
Getting genuinely useful results from Claude, ChatGPT and the rest — the difference between fiddling and flying.
How to ask for what you actually want, and how to fix it when the answer isn't right.
Turning a repeated task into something that runs itself — no traditional coding required.
Where AI is reliable, where it isn't, and how to keep a human sensibly in the loop.
Keeping several things moving with AI in the loop without losing the thread — the part most training skips.
Simple, sensible habits around privacy, review and what not to paste in — so it's useful without being risky.
Every team starts somewhere different, so there's no one-size package. Tell me a little about where you're at and what you're hoping for, and we'll figure out together what would actually help — no pressure either way.