Training
AI training for companies and teams, on tasks you actually do
Most people use only a fraction of what AI can do, and the rest either puts them off or is unclear to them. In the workshop we see how to instruct AI, verify its output and bring it safely into daily work, on your real tasks, not examples from the internet.
Who it is for: For teams and companies that want people to actually use AI: sales, marketing, administration, support, management. No prior experience needed.
- From
- CZK 12,000
- Length
- Half a day to 2 days
- Format
- Online or on site, 3–20 people
- You get
- Practical methods, materials and templates
01
This is probably what hurts.
- People on the team tried AI once, the result was mediocre and they never returned.
- Everyone uses a different tool and nobody knows what is safe to upload.
- AI output is used unchecked, even though it sometimes contains inaccuracies.
- Management wants to “adopt AI” but it is unclear where to start.
- Competitors use AI and you wonder whether you are falling behind.
If you nodded at least twice, it is worth a conversation.
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What we actually solve.
Typical cases clients bring. Yours may look different; we always start from what you need.
Foundations for beginners
What AI can and cannot do, how to write instructions, how to read outputs and verify facts. Hands-on practice from the first task.
AI for sales and marketing
Preparing copy, proposals, emails, briefs and analyses. How to keep your own style and avoid losing quality.
AI for administration and operations
Summarising documents, spreadsheets, minutes, reply templates and repetitive tasks.
Custom assistants and prompts for the team
Together we create instruction templates and simple custom assistants for recurring tasks.
Rules for using AI in the company
Short, plain rules: what may go into tools, who checks outputs and whom to ask.
03
How it works, step by step.
For each step you see what I do, what I need from you and what you hold afterwards. No black box.
- 01
Preparation and intake questionnaire
1–2 weeks beforeI do
I learn the participants’ roles, experience and typical tasks, and prepare a programme with examples from your work.
You do
Fill in a short questionnaire and optionally send 2–3 sample tasks.
You get
A programme tailored to the team.
- 02
Live workshop
Half a day to 2 daysI do
I show live what works and let participants try on their own tasks. We also cover what does not work and why.
You do
Participants work on their real tasks, not demos.
You get
Finished methods and tried examples.
- 03
Materials and templates
Right after the workshopI do
I hand over shared materials: instruction templates, an overview of recommended methods and concise rules for safe use.
You do
Circulate them to the team.
You get
A materials pack for everyday use.
- 04
Follow-up questions
Within 2 weeksI do
I answer questions that come up when using AI in practice.
You do
Collect questions from the team.
You get
Answers and additions to the materials.
- 05
Next step (optional)
As neededI do
If automation or a custom assistant proves worthwhile, I propose a realistic next step.
You do
Decide whether to continue.
You get
A proposed follow-up.
04
What it can look like in practice.
Model situation: a small sales and marketing team
A team of eight tried AI sporadically. Outputs were generic and nobody knows what is safe to send into tools.
Before
- Everyone uses AI their own way, or not at all.
- Outputs are not checked systematically.
- It is unclear what data may go into the tools.
Process
- Together we go through the team’s typical tasks.
- I show how to instruct and how to verify the output.
- We create templates for repetitive tasks.
- We write short rules of use.
After
- The team has shared methods and templates.
- People know what they may and may not do.
- AI is used regularly and with checks.
An illustrative scenario, not a specific client and not a promised result. The benefit depends on how the team applies the new habits after training.
05
What I build with, and why.
- Tools you already have
- We learn on what the team uses or may use. I do not push new purchases.
- The main AI assistants
- Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot and others. I show the differences and when each fits.
- Instruction templates
- Repeatable methods you can use after the workshop without my help.
- Safe-use rules
- What may go into tools, how to verify output, who is responsible.
What you get at the end.
- A programme tailored to roles and experience
- A live workshop with hands-on exercises
- Instruction templates and a methods overview
- Concise rules for safe AI use
- Answers to follow-up questions
06
What it costs and how long it takes.
from CZK 12,000
Typical timeline: Half a day to 2 days
The price covers preparation, running the workshop and materials. Travel outside Prague and AI-tool licences for participants are handled separately.
Full price listWhat moves the price
- Workshop length and number of participants
- One role or several departments
- Online or on site
- Scope of preparation and materials
When it does not make sense.
I would rather say so now than have you pay needlessly.
- You expect the whole team to become “AI experts” after one day. A workshop gives a foundation and habits; the rest is practice.
- You are looking for a legal opinion or certification. That is what the separate AI Act training and legal advice are for.
- You want AI to replace a whole team. It helps with repetitive work and decisions belong to people.
07
What people ask most.
Is the training suitable for complete beginners?
Yes. I adapt the material to participants’ experience and start with what they need for everyday work. More experienced participants get more advanced examples.
How many people can attend?
Ideally 3–20. In larger groups the practical part gets less personal, so I recommend splitting them over two sessions.
Is it online or in person?
Both. Online works well for smaller teams; in person allows more group work. We decide by your needs.
Which tools are used?
Ones your team can and may use: the main AI assistants and tools you already have. I do not push new purchases.
Will we receive materials?
Yes. Instruction templates, a methods overview and short safe-use rules so you can keep using them after the workshop.
How do you handle our internal data while preparing?
I do not need any sensitive material. A description of tasks or anonymised samples is enough. What may and may not go into tools is part of the content.
Can training be combined with automation or a custom assistant?
Yes. It often turns out that some repetitive task is worth automating. I propose a realistic follow-up step.
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Let’s talk it through.
Write a few lines about what you are dealing with. I will reply within 24 hours with a view on whether and how it makes sense, before you commit to anything.