Weekly AI habits
Two or three AI-assisted tasks adopted into your weekly workflow.
AI foundations for everyone
AI literacy for every employee
A practical, jargon-free experience that helps everyone use AI safely and well, and supports the AI literacy measures your organisation needs.
The library experience
Next steps
What the EU AI Act asks
Article 4 of the EU AI Act has applied since 2 February 2025.
Since the Digital Omnibus took effect on 27 July 2026, providers and deployers must take measures to support AI literacy among staff and others who operate AI systems on their behalf.
National market surveillance authorities supervise and enforce the rules from August 2026.
No certificate is required, and the European Commission suggests keeping an internal record of training and guidance.
Organisations that provide or use AI systems in the EU should check how the rules apply to them.
This is general information, not legal advice.
The UK government aims to give 10 million workers AI skills by 2030.
After each session we can provide an attendance and content record for your files.
Sources (3)
- European Commission (2026) AI literacy: questions and answers. https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/faqs/ai-literacy-questions-answers
- Ramsay, L. and Caddy, P. (2026) The Digital Omnibus on AI enters into force today. Lewis Silkin. https://www.lewissilkin.com/insights/2026/07/27/the-digital-omnibus-on-ai-enters-into-force-today-102nedo
- DSIT (2026) Free AI training for all. GOV.UK. https://www.gov.uk/government/news/free-ai-training-for-all-as-government-and-industry-programme-expands-to-provide-10-million-workers-with-key-ai-skills-by-2030
Who it is for
- Individual contributors
- Teams
- Managers
- Leaders
What participants leave with
Accurate conversations
Confident, accurate conversations about AI capability and limits.
Safe use
Safe usage habits aligned with organisational policy.
Which conditions it supports
Three conditions decide whether AI and other change turn into better work: Adoption, Adaptation and Acceleration.
Adoption
Whether people take on the change and make AI part of their work.
AI literacy is where Adoption starts: people understand the tools well enough to make them part of their work.
Explore adoptionAdaptation
Whether people can direct, combine and check AI agents in real work.
Verification basics help people check AI output before it travels.
Explore adaptation
What it covers
- How large language models actually work, in plain English
- The jagged frontier: where AI excels and where it stumbles
- Verification habits: trust but check
- Getting started: your first ten productive uses
How it works
- 1
Brief
A short briefing call covers your context, policy and the tools people use.
- 2
Practise
A hands-on, jargon-free session with live tool practice on real work tasks.
- 3
Record
We can provide an attendance and content record for your files.
Format and price. From 90 minutes, virtual or face to face. from £850 standalone, from £1,500 for two in a day, from £2,000 for three in a day. Prices exclude VAT.
Frequently asked questions
What is AI literacy?
The skills, knowledge and understanding people need to use AI systems in an informed way, and to be aware of their opportunities, risks and possible harms.
Does the EU AI Act require an AI literacy certificate?
No. No certificate is required, and the European Commission suggests keeping an internal record of training and guidance. After each session we can provide an attendance and content record for your files.
How long is the session?
I1 runs from 90 minutes, virtually or face to face, from £850 standalone. Two experiences in one day start from £1,500 and three start from £2,000. All prices exclude VAT.
Which AI tools do you use?
The tools your organisation has approved. Participants practise with live tools on real work tasks, within your policy.
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