Enablement & qualification
The biggest gap in AI adoption is not the technology. It is people and processes. Enablement closes it.
Training & workshops
Training built for each team: from the basics to working with their own AI workflows. Hands-on, built around the participants' real working day, not around slides. We teach classic topics such as SEO or content creation the same way, so teams can talk to agencies as equals.
The principle behind it: we build with the team, not for the team. People who helped build the systems also use them. They keep developing them when we are not in the room.
AI learning programmes
One-off training fizzles out as soon as everyday work takes over. So we build learning programmes with structure: role-based learning paths, practical tasks from the company's own work and regular check-ins, until the new way of working sticks.
How a training works with us
We work online or on site, both on equal footing, as a single session or as a series across several weeks. What fits is decided by the occasion: a team taking over an AI setup that is already running needs something different from a team starting from zero.
- Trainings and workshops: a single session or a series, usually 6 to 12 people, other group sizes by arrangement.
- AI learning programmes: 3 to 8 weeks depending on requirements, usually 6 to 12 people, other group sizes by arrangement.
- Format: online or on site, both work equally well.
So what comes first is a conversation about where you stand: who needs to be able to do what, what do people work with today, and how would you notice that it worked? The exact setup follows from that. The tasks people practise on come from your own day-to-day work.
Claude Quick Start
For when the tool is already decided: technical setup, a quick-start session on two or three real tasks from your own work, and a rollout plan with champions and success measurement.
In our experience, AI projects fail less often because of the models than because nobody works with them. That is why enablement is a fixed step in every rollout we do, not an optional add-on.
Your contact
Marketing Strategist
Sarah develops and delivers AI trainings and AI learning programmes for teams, from one-day workshops to multi-week programmes. As a marketing strategist she is also responsible for brand and community marketing and for e-mail marketing. She also produces the Digital Impact Podcast and content for our channels.
Can your team do what your AI plans require?
In a free 30-minute introductory call, we look at where qualification makes the difference.