Not Generic. Not Theoretical. Not Off-The-Shelf.
Custom corporate AI workshops, executive briefings, and prompt engineering programmes — designed around your industry, your tools, and the real tasks your team performs every day.
Your team doesn't need a course on how large language models work. They need to know how to use AI on the contract they're reviewing, the report they're generating, and the process they're managing — this week. That's what we build.
The problem isn't that your team isn't smart enough to learn AI. It's that the training they receive doesn't connect to the work they actually do. That gap is why nothing changes after the workshop.
A construction project manager doesn't need AI examples about social media captions. A finance team doesn't need prompts for writing children's stories. Generic training creates zero transfer to real work.
Most AI trainers are content creators or developers — not enterprise practitioners. They can explain what ChatGPT is but can't show a procurement manager how to use it to red-flag a contract clause.
Teams get trained on how to use AI tools without ever understanding what they shouldn't put into them, what the data risks are, or what the organisation's AI policy says. That's a liability, not a capability.
One workshop without follow-through produces a spike in enthusiasm and almost no lasting behaviour change. Without reinforcement materials, practice prompts, and accessible references, skills decay within weeks.
Different teams need different formats. We offer five structured training formats — from closed-door C-suite briefings to full-team multi-day workshops — each built around your specific goals and constraints.
The flagship format. A fully custom workshop designed around your team's roles, industry, and AI maturity — from zero-to-confident or from intermediate to advanced. Hands-on, practical, and immediately applicable.
A focused, non-technical briefing for senior leaders — covering the AI landscape, regulatory obligations, governance expectations, strategic implications, and the questions every board should be asking.
Based on Prompt Like A Boss — the published practitioner's guide to prompt engineering. Teaches your team to craft, test, and refine prompts that produce consistent, professional, audit-ready outputs.
A cohort-based online programme for teams wanting structured learning with pacing, accountability, and peer discussion — not just a one-day event. Available in English and Hindi cohorts.
Specifically for teams who need to understand ISO 42001, responsible AI principles, and your organisation's AI policy — what it means for their day-to-day decisions and what they're accountable for.
Every workshop is custom — but here's a representative sample of modules across our most-requested industry tracks. These become the foundation that we then tailor to your specific team and use cases.
Technical concepts land differently in your first language. For distributed India-GCC teams, bilingual delivery isn't a nice-to-have — it's the difference between training that sticks and training that gets lost in translation.
All training programmes are available in full English delivery — appropriate for GCC-based teams, international cohorts, leadership briefings, and any group operating primarily in English.
Full Hindi-medium delivery for India-based teams — not just translation, but content written and taught natively in Hindi, with Indian industry examples and culturally appropriate framing.
Every format is available across four delivery modes — we adapt to your team's geography, schedule, and learning preferences, not the other way around.
Delivered at your office or a venue of your choice. Highest engagement and hands-on collaboration — recommended for full-team workshops of 10 or more participants.
Riyadh · India · UAEReal-time delivery over Zoom or Teams — interactive, with breakout exercises, live prompting, and Q&A. Ideal for geographically distributed teams or smaller groups.
Anywhere · Any TimezoneCore cohort in-room with remote participants joining live — practical when your leadership is on-site but a portion of the team is distributed across locations.
Mixed TeamsStructured programme with weekly live touchpoints — participants learn at their own pace between sessions. Best for teams with demanding schedules that can't block full days.
4-Week FormatFrom a single executive briefing to a full organisation-wide capability programme. Each package is scoped to your team size, format preference, and training goals.
Best for teams wanting a strong AI literacy foundation — a single day that moves everyone to a consistent baseline and introduces practical prompt engineering for their roles.
Best for teams wanting meaningful capability uplift — covering AI foundations, advanced prompt engineering, workflow integration, and governance in a structured multi-day format.
Best for leadership teams that need a clear, non-technical understanding of AI's strategic and governance implications — without attending a general workshop designed for their staff.
Best for organisations deploying AI across multiple teams or departments simultaneously — with tiered content for executives, managers, and individual contributors.
Five steps from "we need AI training" to "our team is using AI confidently in their actual work" — with no generic content, no wasted time, and no post-workshop drop-off.
A 30-minute briefing call with the L&D lead, department head, or HR contact — covering the team's roles, current AI tool usage, training goals, and constraints. We ask about the specific tasks your team does daily, not just the industry they're in. Output: confirmed scope, format recommendation, and curriculum brief.
A short pre-workshop diagnostic (10 minutes, online, optional but strongly recommended) sent to participants before the session. Tells us where the group genuinely is — not where the manager thinks they are. Output: skill distribution map used to calibrate session depth and pacing.
Curriculum built from scratch around your team's specific roles, tools, and use cases — not adapted from a generic template. Exercises use real or representative examples from your industry. Materials, prompt library, and reference guide designed for immediate post-workshop use. Output: finalised curriculum, participant materials, and facilitator plan.
Workshop delivered with real-time adjustments based on group energy, questions, and pace. Every session includes hands-on practice — participants leave having actually used AI on something relevant to their work, not just having watched a demo. Output: completed training, participant prompt libraries, and competency notes.
30 or 90-day follow-up access to a Q&A channel where participants can submit prompts, ask questions, and troubleshoot real work challenges. Manager briefing pack sent within 48 hours — covering what was taught, what to reinforce, and what good looks like in daily practice. Output: sustained behaviour change, not a one-day event.
Training success isn't measured by participant satisfaction scores on the day — it's measured by behaviour change in the weeks after. Here's what that looks like.
Not a team that "tried ChatGPT once." A team that uses AI daily for the tasks they're paid to do — with confidence, consistency, and governance awareness.
Built during the workshop using real examples from your industry — not a generic list of prompts copied from an internet article. Maintained and extended over time.
Everyone following the same prompt frameworks produces outputs at the same quality standard — not a lottery based on who's been experimenting the most.
Your team understands what they can and can't send to AI tools, what your organisation's AI policy requires of them, and how to escalate an AI-related concern.
Executives who've attended the briefing can articulate the organisation's AI posture to a board, a regulator, or a customer — clearly, confidently, and accurately.
Formal completion certificates for every participant — usable for CPD records, audit evidence of AI governance training, and employee learning portfolios.
Prompt Like A Boss is the practitioner's handbook for enterprise prompt engineering — written by the same trainer who delivers your workshop. Every participant gets a physical copy they keep, reference, and build on after the session ends.
The book reinforces the workshop content in a format your team can return to daily — prompts annotated during the session, exercises to continue independently, and the BOSS Framework reference card at the back. It's the difference between a workshop that fades and one that leaves a lasting tool in your team's hands.
Custom training is a significant investment of time and attention — from both sides. Here's an honest read on when it works best, and when it doesn't.
Tell us what your team does, what tools they use, and what you want them to be able to do differently after training. The discovery call takes 30 minutes and leaves you with a clear curriculum outline — whether we proceed together or not.