All courses

AI Literacy

Make images, video, voice and music with AI tools, hold one brand look across them, check rights, consent and labels, and audit a small campaign with a free checker.

AI for Business

Use AI to research accounts, prepare calls, write outreach, update the CRM, draft proposals and keep the pipeline honest, with every fact a buyer sees checked.

AI Literacy

Build a Power BI report people can trust, from raw files to a secured, shared app, and use Copilot where it really helps.

AI for Business

Use the Gemini built into Google Workspace to summarise and draft email, write documents from your own files, get formulas you have tested in Sheets, make decks and videos, take meeting notes with consent, and build a Gemini Notebook and skills for the work you repeat.

AI Literacy

Use AI for job adverts, screening checks, structured interviews, policy answers and survey themes, while keeping people deciding and meeting hiring law.

AI for Business

For founders, product people and non-specialists who want to build apps by describing them.

AI Literacy

The core ideas behind AI tools at work: model, prompt, context, tokens, hallucination, grounding and agents, how to judge an output, what data is safe to share, the laws, frameworks and standards around AI use, and the working habits that keep it sound.

Technical AI

How AI agents work, what to let them touch, how to check their results and how to release one safely, for people who approve or oversee agents.

Claude AI

For working marketers who already use Claude in chat.

AI for Business

A no-code course for operations teams, business analysts, project coordinators and managers.

AI for Business

Use generative AI across the whole digital marketing function: understand your audience from documents and data, produce content for every channel with Claude, Lumen5, Napkin AI and Gamma, run a multi channel campaign, connect your tools to live campaign data, compare AI platforms properly, and s…

AI for Business

Apply generative AI across HR, finance, marketing, sales, admin, IT and software teams.

AI Literacy

Use Microsoft Copilot, and a small set of other AI tools, across real healthcare and insurance work: claims triage, underwriting risk factors, fraud signals, hospital administration and patient engagement.

AI for Business

Use Microsoft Copilot inside Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, write prompts that work the first time, including role based, conditional, and chained prompts, and choose confidently between Copilot, Google AI Studio, Napkin AI, and Meta AI, with the governance that keeps AI assisted business work safe…

AI for Business

A practical, hands on course for business professionals with no programming background: what generative AI actually does, writing prompts that hold up, Microsoft Copilot, Claude and Gemini on real documents, Gemini Notebook and Napkin AI, automating a routine workflow responsibly, Responsible AI,…

AI for Business

Use generative AI and Microsoft Copilot across HR, finance, procurement and supply chain, business support, sales, marketing, product and IT: understand how AI works, write prompts and prompt chains, use Copilot in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Teams, see GitHub Copilot for technical teams…

AI Literacy

A faculty and management development programme for using AI across a university: plan lessons, outcomes and Bloom’s Taxonomy aligned assessments, draft documents, presentations and communication with Microsoft 365 Copilot, speed up literature reviews, research writing and accreditation reporting,…

AI for Business

Use Copilot, Claude, Google AI Studio, NotebookLM, Lumen5, HeyGen and Napkin AI across sales, marketing, HR and operations in a property business: draft and check documents, qualify leads, turn brochures into presentations and videos, and plan how your team adopts AI fairly and safely.

AI Governance

Ten questions that turn an AI proposal into evidence, owners and a scoped decision, with a worked EU AI Act screening and a one page escalation memo.

AI Governance

A plain guide for managers and buyers: what an AI agent is, what it can touch, how it fails, how to test a supplier claim, and how to decide how much authority to give.