AI Made Workable

EVERYDAY AI. REAL CONFIDENCE.

Make AI
work for you.

Practical AI skills, at your own pace. Start with free guides and prompts, then explore the short courses and downloads we are developing.

Start with one useful thing. Build from there.

Two adults exploring ideas together on a laptop at home

START SMALL. KEEP GOING.

A little know-how. A lot more confidence.

01

Understand the basics

Learn how to ask a useful question, spot uncertainty and check an answer.

02

Try something useful

Plan a trip, write a clearer email or turn a long to-do list into a manageable week.

03

Keep your judgement

Use AI for a first draft. Keep control of the decisions and actions that follow.

YOUR FIRST SMALL WIN

What would help today?

Choose a task. We’ll point you to a useful place to start.

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SELF-PACED LEARNING · FREE SAMPLE AVAILABLE

Set up an AI assistant.
Make it work your way.

Learn to give an assistant one clear job, test its responses and keep control. Try our free sample lesson; the full short course is still in development.

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Draft a plan ✓

Explain the options ✓

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WORDS THAT GET YOU STARTED

You don’t need the perfect prompt.

Browse the prompt library →
A prompt to make your own

Help me plan [low-risk task]. You may draft, organise and suggest. Ask me before sending anything, making a booking, buying something, sharing personal information or connecting an account. Explain uncertainties and show me a reviewable result. Do not claim an action happened unless it actually did.

Replace the square brackets. Leave out private information.

YOUR NEXT STEP, AT YOUR PACE

Short courses. Guides to keep.

Explore Set Up Your First AI Assistant (proposed £29) and Everyday Prompts (proposed £19). Both are in development and not yet for sale. Read one free sample lesson and download a free four-page prompt sample now.

Explore courses & downloads

A little care goes a long way.

Keep private details private. Check the facts. You’re always allowed to ask another question.

Learn the safety basics →