The tools we teach on
We train on the tools your organisation already licences. We do not resell software, so nothing here is taught in order to sell you a product.
AI Training, Audits and Workflows
AI training and AI audit that show you what your AI is doing
We train the people who use AI, audit the systems you already run, and build the workflows the audit calls for. Over 5,000 professionals given AI training, across 15 European institutions and agencies.
Every audit starts with a scoping conversation. There is nothing to prepare.
Training delivered across Europe
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How the work fits together
Train the people who do the work, audit what you already run, then build what the audit calls for.
- 1Map
- 2Document
- 3Identify
- 4Test/Prototype
- 5Build & Scale
One audit method
There is one methodology and it runs the same way every time. The same sequence is used for an SME and for an Enterprise: scale changes, the method does not.
- Process documentation the organisation keeps, in its own vocabulary
- A register of knowledge gaps and key-person dependencies, named by process
- A prioritised roadmap of opportunities, each carrying the reason it sits where it sits
- A compliance checklist covering the EU AI Act and GDPR obligations those opportunities carry
- A tested prototype of the first opportunity, with its result written down
What an audit hands back
Five deliverables, written down, and the same five on every audit.
Off the shelf, or built to your shape
A set course teaches a subject. A bespoke programme takes the work your teams already repeat and rebuilds it in front of them, using their own documents and their own systems.
- EU AI Act
- GDPR
Assessed inside the audit ranking, not after it
Compliance sits inside the work
EU AI Act and GDPR content is built into every foundational programme rather than bolted on at the end, and inside an audit it is ranked rather than reviewed afterwards.
- English
- Slovak
Stated on two course pages
Two languages, stated
ChatGPT Basics and ChatGPT Advanced are delivered in English and Slovak. For any other course, ask when scoping.
Three services
AI training, AI audits, and the workflows that follow from an audit.
We do not resell software licences.
Most organisations start with training, because it is the smaller decision and it shows where the repetitive work actually sits. An audit usually follows, and the workflows follow the audit.
AI Trainings . Generative AI training for Corporate and SME businesses and for European agencies. Set courses and bespoke in-house programmes, run for the people who will use the tools. Over 5,000 professionals have been trained this way.
AI Audits . Diagnostic engagements that map where AI creates measurable business opportunities, applied to the systems and processes you already run. You receive a prioritised roadmap and a clear position on compliance.
AI Workflows . Building the AI automation systems that follow the audit, once it has established where they are worth building.
Pricing . That page sets out what is settled at each one, and how a figure is arrived at when one is needed.
Articles are where we set out what we have found.
Reviews & Comparisons puts AI tools and approaches side by side, for readers deciding what to use. Partners names the tools we work alongside, and search finds anything already published on the site by keyword.
AI Training
The flagship section: six set courses, bespoke in-house programmes scoped by conversation, and the one training figure we publish.
AI audits
One audit methodology, run the same way every time: what it examines, what it produces, and the one way to start it.
AI Workflows
Building the AI and automation systems that follow from an audit, once it has established where they are worth building.
What does AI training for a business include?
Set courses and bespoke in-house programmes, run for the people who will use the tools.
- Set course or bespoke: which do you need?
- A set course teaches a subject. A bespoke programme takes the work your teams already repeat and rebuilds it in front of them, using their own documents, their own systems and their own vocabulary.
- Who is the training for?
- Process-heavy organisations with structured teams (support, operations, admin, sales) already running CRM, Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, with no structured AI strategy yet. Both SME and Enterprise.
- What does a training session end with?
- Each one names what you will be able to do, lists what you need first, and ends with a way to check it worked. EU AI Act and GDPR content is built into every foundational programme rather than bolted on at the end.
One set course, as an example: Generative Artificial Intelligence: The Basics & Beyond (Gen 1)
- Explain what generative AI and a large language model are, and what a hallucination is
- Write prompts for day-to-day tasks: structured text, meeting minutes, blogs, emails and summarisation
- Create structured content and describe how a prompt becomes a workflow
- Describe how AI agents work, from a simple blog generator upward
- How many courses are there?
- Six set courses run to a fixed outline and are the entry point. The full catalogue runs to 26 courses: leadership briefings, advanced workshops, sector sessions, drop-in clinics and hackathons.
What is an AI audit?
An AI audit is a structured review of how work moves through your organisation, run to one methodology, applied to the systems and processes you already have. It takes three days for a typical engagement.
- What does an AI audit examine?
- How work actually moves through an organisation: the processes, the data those processes run on, the decisions made inside them, the compliance obligations attached to those decisions, the technology already installed, and the knowledge that currently sits with individual people rather than in any system.
- What do you get at the end of an AI audit?
- One methodology, five steps: Map, Document, Identify,
Test/Prototype, Build & Scale, and five things at the end of
it:
- Process documentation the organisation keeps, in its own vocabulary
- A register of knowledge gaps and key-person dependencies, named by process
- A prioritised roadmap of opportunities, each carrying the reason it sits where it sits
- A compliance checklist covering the EU AI Act and GDPR obligations those opportunities carry
- A tested prototype of the first opportunity, with its result written down
- Who is an AI audit for?
- The same sequence is used for an SME and for an Enterprise. Scale changes; the method does not.
Latest articles
Findings from our training and audit work.
Frequently asked questions
What does an AI audit cost?
What an engagement costs depends on what the first two steps of the methodology find, and it is agreed in the scoping conversation. See Pricing for how the figure is set.
How does an audit start?
With a scoping conversation, and there is nothing to choose between beforehand. There is one methodology, set out in full on How We Audit, and one way into it.
What do I receive at the end of an audit?
A prioritised roadmap and a clear position on compliance, covering the systems and processes you already run.
Do you run training in-house, or only set courses?
Both. Set courses run to a published outline, and bespoke in-house programmes are built from your own processes and your own documents, scoped in a conversation.
How many people have been trained?
Over 5,000 professionals, across European organisations, in both SME and Enterprise settings.
Is EU AI Act and GDPR content included?
Yes. It is built into every foundational programme rather than bolted on at the end.
How much does AI training cost?
A two-half-day set course has a published rate for up to six people and a different one for seven to twelve, see Pricing for the current figures. Bespoke programmes and audits are quoted after a scoping conversation.
How long does an AI audit take?
A typical engagement runs to three days. What it costs depends on what the first two steps of the methodology find, see Pricing for the current figure.
Where do you deliver training?
On site across Europe, and online. Sessions have been delivered for 15 European institutions and agencies.
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Is the AI you already run doing what you think it is?
One methodology, applied to the systems and processes you have already put in. It starts with a thirty-minute conversation, and there is nothing to prepare.