A structured path that takes your team from unsure about AI to confidently using it, prompting well, and exploring simple internal tools and automations, paced for non-technical learners.
Most AI training either stays too abstract to change how someone actually works, or jumps straight to technical depth that loses a non-technical learner in the first ten minutes. This path is sequenced so each stage only depends on the one before it, understanding what AI actually does before touching an interface, getting comfortable in the interface before prompting seriously, and prompting well before anything gets called advanced. I've built and delivered a complete zero to advanced AI course before, camera taught, hands on projects included, so this isn't a first attempt at explaining these ideas clearly.
A structured learning path your team moves through together, with pacing adjusted per person's role and starting comfort level.
What AI actually is and how it works in plain language, no math, no jargon, before anyone touches a tool. This is the stage that determines whether the rest of the course sticks.
Hands on with the actual interface, using Claude as the anchor tool, so the concepts from stage one attach to something real instead of staying theoretical.
The actual skill that determines whether someone gets real value from AI day to day. This stage is workshop style, tied to real tasks each person already does.
For people who want to go further once prompting is second nature, an introduction to what becomes possible without needing to become a developer.
The four stages are the shape. Where each person starts and how fast they move through it is personal.
Send a few times you're free and I can walk through how the first session would run with your team before we lock the full path.