From AI Awareness to AI-Powered Teams
A practical, facilitator-led programme that equips employees from different departments to use artificial intelligence in their everyday work, collaborate across functions, automate repetitive tasks and solve real organisational challenges.
Unlike a general AI awareness seminar, this programme focuses on hands-on exercises, departmental use cases, group problem-solving and the development of practical AI workflows that participants can apply immediately.
Practical AI Facilitation for Cross-Functional Teams
Facilitation methodology
The programme uses experiential learning rather than lecture-only training. Participants learn by doing, testing, discussing and improving their work. Transform how your teams work, collaborate and solve problems through practical, role-specific AI training. Proposed delivery options
- AI Discovery Workshop: One-day introductory facilitation with departmental use-case identification.
- Practical AI Sprint: Two-day hands-on programme with guided exercises and team challenges.
- AI-Powered Teams Programme: Four-Days facilitated programme with practical projects, assessment and an adoption roadmap.
- AI Adoption Support: Follow-up coaching, workflow refinement and pilot evaluation.
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- Demonstrate; The facilitator introduces an AI tool and demonstrates how to complete a real workplace task, such as producing a meeting summary or drafting a report.
- Practise; Participants use the tool themselves with guided exercises and realistic examples from their respective departments.
- Collaborate; Participants form mixed departmental groups to address a shared challenge, such as improving customer onboarding or reducing delays in procurement approvals.
- Build; Each team develops a practical AI-assisted workflow, including prompts, human review steps, information requirements and safeguards.
- Present and reflect; Teams demonstrate their solutions, receive feedback and agree on how to test the workflows in their organisation.