Make your team AI-fluent,without making them technical.
Half a day of hands-on AI training at your offices, or remote. Everyone leaves with AI set up around your business and one working use case from their own week. Built on our Three S's: Skills, Security, Setup.
Half a day£750 for up to three peopleBased in Reading
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You know AI could change how your team works, but…
They've tried ChatGPT…
…but they're not sure they're using it properly, or getting real value from it.
There's a new tool every day…
…and it's exhausting trying to keep up with what actually matters.
You don't have time…
…to wade through YouTube tutorials or run a company-wide training yourself.
It's too important to get wrong…
…and guessing your way through AI adoption feels risky.
You and your team don't need more information. You need a guided path, built by people who've already done this for real businesses.
How it works.
Three steps from “where do I even start?” to a team that actually uses AI.
Book a 15-minute call
Fifteen minutes on your team size, the tools you already run, and the jobs eating the most time. We shape the session around them.
We train your team
A four-hour session delivered for your staff only, using your own systems and your team's tasks as the worked examples.
It sticks after we leave
Everyone leaves with a working use case, the business has an AI policy it can follow, and AI is set up around the tools and tasks the team already works with.
Testimonials
Don't take our word for it, take theirs.
Two of the businesses we have built for. The workshop teaches the same tools and thinking, at your team's pace.
See what we built“What used to take me ages now gets done in minutes. They really understood what I needed, and the tool they built has made a real difference.”
“Before AI Edge, our sales team spent hours chasing people just to get basic details. Now, the system handles that for us. By the time a customer walks into the showroom, they've already pre-qualified themselves. We aren't wasting time on dead ends; we're walking straight into a high-quality appointment.”
One workshop, sized to your team.
The same half-day whether there are three of you or eight, priced as a team, never per seat.
The AI Fundamentals workshop
Skills.Security.Setup.
The Three S's
Three questions decide whether AI training actually changes anything. Your team gets the same three, in the same order, answered against your own tools and the jobs they really do each week. The order is the argument: you can't secure the use of a tool people can't use, and none of it sticks until all three are in place.
Four hours, delivered for your team only, in person across the Thames Valley and beyond, or remote. No technical background needed: if you can use a computer and a mouse, you can do this. We scope the jobs eating your team's week beforehand.
Skills
Can they use it?
Getting everyone using it: prompting that works, iterating instead of accepting the first answer, and a Project loaded with real business and task context so the answers stop being generic.
They'll leave with: A Project set up around their own tasks and the business, and a prompting method that gets useful answers instead of generic ones.
Security
Do they know what's safe?
Knowing what's safe to put in: what you can share with an AI tool and what you never should, where your data actually goes, and the handful of rules that keep the business out of trouble, in plain English.
They'll leave with: A starter AI policy the whole business can follow: what is safe to put into AI tools, and what never is.
Setup
Will it actually stick?
Making it stick after we leave: anchoring AI into the work people already do (the inbox, documents, spreadsheets), and building one real use case each, on a task from their actual week.
They'll leave with: A project built around the main task they complete every week, with context and instructions already loaded, and the ability to build out projects for the rest of their day-to-day tasks.
What's included.
Everything your team leaves holding, in one four-hour session, on your own systems.
Delivered for your team only
A closed session for your staff, no other businesses in the room, so people can talk openly about real work.
Built around your tools
We teach against the systems you already run (your inbox, your files, your spreadsheets), not a generic demo stack.
Your tasks as the worked examples
We scope the jobs your team actually does each week beforehand, and those become what everyone builds in the room.
One working use case per person
Everyone finishes with something running on a real task, not a folder of notes nobody opens again.
An AI policy for the business
A short, plain-English policy your staff can follow, covering what's safe to put into AI tools and what isn't.
A prompting one-pager for the team
The patterns that reliably get good answers, on a single sheet, left with everyone who attended.
One fee for the team.
Priced as a team session, never per seat, so the decision is whether to train your people, not which of them is worth it.
Four hours, delivered for your team only, in person across the Thames Valley and beyond, or remote. Everyone leaves with a working use case, a starter AI policy and a prompting one-pager.
Up to 3 people
One flat fee for the session, however you split the seats.
Each person after that
Added to the £750, bring the team rather than picking who deserves it.
Eight people
The most we take in one room with one trainer, and the ceiling on the price.
More than eight people? We train a group of champions who take it to the rest of the business, worth a conversation.
We've done this before
We build this for a living.
The workshop teaches what we have already put to work in businesses like these. It is where the examples come from.
The Wrist Watcher
A voice tool that turns a 15-minute listing write-up into a quick voice note for a London watch dealer.
Read case study →
Total Bathrooms
18-month partnership: contractor matching across 410+ jobs, a full CRM rebuild, and a website chatbot that has handled 500+ customer conversations.
Read case study →
Virtual Ranger
A WhatsApp chatbot that lets rural Kenyan communities report human-wildlife conflict in about three minutes.
Read case study →Who's teaching this?
Two people who use these tools in real businesses every day, not a faceless course platform.
Will May
Co-Founder & Tech Lead
Will has over a year working in the NGO space building the world's first dedicated reporting software for Human/Wildlife Conflicts, VirtualRanger, currently piloting in the Masai Mara, Kenya with plans to expand globally. He brings deep technical expertise in AI and automation to every project.
Sam Hirsch
Co-Founder & Coaching Lead
Sam has over three years of experience in marketing and community building. He founded a group that supports start-ups in scaling their impact, lectures on social enterprise, and leads one of Reading's largest student societies. He brings expertise in storytelling, strategy, and digital media.
Is this for you?
We'd rather you knew before you booked. Here's who the half-day is, and isn't, built for.
This is for your team if…
- Most of your team has either never touched AI, or tried it once and got nothing useful back.
- You want them using it on the jobs they already do each week, not on demo examples they'll never repeat.
- Nobody on the team is technical, and you'd rather it stayed that way.
- Staff are already pasting company data into tools nobody approved, and you want rules in place before that becomes a problem.
- You'd rather start with the people who'll use it most and have them lead the rest than run a company-wide experiment.
It's probably not for you if…
- You want the work done for you rather than taught to your team. That's our automation service, and it's a different conversation.
- You're looking for machine-learning or data-science theory.
- You want a video course people can leave running in the background and never finish.
- Your team already uses AI confidently every day. This is fundamentals, and they'd be ahead of it.
- You can't get the people who'd benefit into one room for four hours.
Frequently asked questions.
Everything else you might want to know about the workshop.
None at all. The bar is being able to use a computer and a mouse. The session is built for people who have either never touched AI or have poked at it once and not got much back.
Four hours, a single half-day. We deliver it in person at your offices across Berkshire, Bath and the wider Thames Valley, or remotely if that suits you better. Travel further afield is quoted separately.
£750 for the session with up to three people, then £175 for each additional person, capped at £1,600. It's priced as a team session rather than per seat, so you're deciding whether to train your people, not which of them.
Up to eight in one room with one trainer. Beyond that people stop getting individual attention, which is the part that makes it work. For larger businesses we train a group of champions who take it back to the rest of the team.
AI set up with your real business context, one working use case per person on a task from their actual week, a starter AI policy, a prompting one-pager, and a list of the next opportunities worth taking. Not a folder of notes.
Skills, Security, Setup: the three questions that decide whether staff training works. Can they use it? Do they know what's safe? Will it stick? The order matters: you can't secure the use of a tool people can't use, and none of it sticks until all three are in place.
Nobody leaves with a folder of notes. Everyone builds something on a task from their own week and it's working before they go home, so the test is whether they use it again on Monday. That's far more likely when the thing they built is a job they actually have to do.
Yes, that's our other side of the business, and it's how we know what we're teaching. But the half-day is training, not a sales pitch. If something worth building comes up, it goes on your opportunity list and we talk about it afterwards.
Train your team.
Tell us your team size and the tools you run, and we'll come back with a date and a fixed price, no proposal process.
Fifteen minutes is usually enough: team size, the tools you already run, and the jobs eating the most time. Pick a slot below and we'll confirm the date and price on the call.
Prefer email? incoming@theaiedge.co.uk