What Is AI Literacy and Why Do Your Employees Need It?
AI literacy means understanding AI, using it safely and recognising its risks. Its definition in the EU AI Act, what it covers and how to build it across your organisation.
Read more →Effective prompting and using GenAI for reporting, analysis and content creation. Tailored for HR, finance, marketing, sales, legal and other departments.
No prior knowledge required. Recommended together with “Using Generative AI Safely”.
Course content is tailored to your organisation's needs. All programmes can be delivered on-site at your premises or online. Participants who complete a programme receive a certificate of attendance.
Your approved tools where possible. The techniques are tool-independent and apply equally to ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini or Claude.
Yes. For HR, finance, marketing, sales, legal or operations, examples and exercises come from that department's work.
Yes; much of the training is hands-on with participants' own workflows. Rules are agreed in advance so no confidential or personal data is used.
A reusable prompt library and example use cases to apply in daily work.
Test your AI knowledge and safe-use habits in 10 questions. Share it with your team.
AI literacy means understanding AI, using it safely and recognising its risks. Its definition in the EU AI Act, what it covers and how to build it across your organisation.
Read more →ChatGPT and similar tools save time at work, but careless use can lead to personal data breaches and leaks. Ten practical rules for employees, with a Turkish data protection lens.
Read more →Corporate AI training isn't a one-off presentation; it's a measurable capability programme. A five-step planning guide, from setting goals to measuring impact.
Read more →Making decisions with data, essential statistics, asking the right questions and interpreting results correctly.
Learn more →What are AI agents and what work can they take on? Automating repetitive business processes with no-code agent and automation tools, with security and human oversight.
Learn more →Segmentation, classification and forecasting models with low-code tools, so business teams can run their own analyses.
Learn more →Tell us which programmes you are interested in, the number of participants and the preferred format, and we will prepare a tailored proposal.