Training

One path, three ways in.

Individual, team, company-wide. The same method at every level — start with one person, or take it across the whole firm. Most clients climb the ladder rather than jump on at the top.

Tier 01

Individual

AI Executive Coaching

One to one or small group

From £750

The entry point of the ladder. Ninety minutes, one to one, built entirely around your context and your questions — no slides, no generic frameworks.

  • Single session — £750 · Ninety minutes
  • Programme — price on request · Four sessions over six weeks
  • Small-group option for two to four leaders

For

Managing partners, CEOs and senior leaders who want to be genuinely good at this themselves.

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Tier 02

Team

AI Foundations Workshop

Half-day · Up to 15 people

From £1,800

A practical half-day built around the tools your team already uses and the AI developments that matter for your sector. Every person leaves with something they can use the following morning.

  • Five modules, tailored to how the team works
  • Hands-on time with your existing tools
  • Pre-session survey and follow-up resource included

For

Firms who want their team genuinely capable, not just aware.

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Tier 03

Company-wide

Rollout & train-the-trainer

Multi-session · Across departments

Price on request

Several workshops run across teams over a period of weeks, plus a small group of internal AI champions trained to keep momentum going after we leave.

  • Department-by-department delivery, sequenced
  • Train-the-trainer for internal AI champions
  • Shared materials, vocabulary and safe-use standards

For

Firms where an Audit or Strategy Engagement has flagged a broad capability gap.

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Want a lighter, cheaper on-ramp before a paid session? Start with the Academy →

Tier 02 · The half-day in detail

Five modules. One morning. Nothing theoretical.

01

Foundations

What AI can and can't do today, mapped to how this team actually works — not a generic technology primer.

02

Tools in practice

Hands-on time with the tools the team already has access to. Real prompts, real outputs, real limits.

03

What's relevant to your sector

The AI developments that matter for your industry, cut from the noise.

04

Safe use basics

Confidentiality, data handling, and what not to paste into a chatbot.

05

Applied exercise

Real work brought into the room and worked through live.

No jargon, no theory — every person leaves with something they can use the following morning.

Outcomes

What the team walks out with.

01

Practical fluency

With the tools they already have — not tools you'd have to buy.

02

A shared vocabulary

So the team can have one conversation about AI, not five.

03

A personal action list

Everyone leaves with their own next steps, written down.

04

Confidence to start

Using AI on real work without waiting for permission.

Process

Before, during, after.

  1. 1

    Pre-session survey

    A short survey of what the team currently uses and where the friction is.

  2. 2

    The half-day

    Five modules, hands-on, built around the answers we get back.

  3. 3

    Follow-up resource

    A short written resource sent afterwards so it holds beyond the room.

Tier 03 · Company-wide

Capability that holds after we leave.

Sequenced like the Strategy Engagement: several workshops run across departments over a period of weeks, then a small group of internal AI champions trained to carry it forward. This is the Embed step of the method, done properly.

Firms usually move into this after an Audit or Strategy Engagement has flagged a broad capability gap — it isn't an impulse purchase, and we'd rather you knew where the gap was before spending on it.

Step 1

Map

Which departments, in which order, and what each one actually needs.

Step 2

Deliver

Workshops run team by team over a period of weeks.

Step 3

Embed

Internal AI champions trained to keep momentum after we go.

Honest answers

What people usually ask.

No. Most rooms have a couple of enthusiasts, a few cautious users and several people who have never opened a chatbot. The session is built for that spread — nobody is left behind and nobody is bored.

Yes, and it always is. Module three is written specifically for your industry, and the applied exercise uses real work from your team rather than a made-up case study.

The hands-on sections run at two paces, and the applied exercise is done in pairs so stronger users pull others along. In practice mixed-ability rooms work better than uniform ones.

That's the company-wide tier. Several workshops sequenced across teams over a period of weeks, with a small group of internal AI champions trained to keep it going after we leave.

Start where it makes sense.

One person, one team, or the whole firm. Tell us where you are and we'll tell you honestly where to begin.