Run paid half-day AI workshops for small teams
Every office manager in the country has heard "we should be doing something with AI" and has nobody to ask. Walk in for one morning with a tested run sheet, live demos in their own sector and handouts they keep, and walk out with a team that's used AI on its real work. Then the 30-day check-in turns one booking into coaching.
- A booking route: the chamber pitch, a free taster talk, a BNI pitch, LinkedIn posts and the coaching offer email
- The follow-through: pre-workshop survey, feedback form and a 30-day check-in that measures minutes saved
- Confidence using ChatGPT, Copilot or Gemini on everyday tasks, and enough practice to recover live when a demo goes wrong
- A laptop that connects to a projector or TV (HDMI or USB-C adapter)
- Optional: Run AI on your PC as an offline backup if the venue's wifi fails
- Optional: membership of your local chamber of commerce or a BNI chapter (step 6)
Why small teams pay for a morning of AI training
Understand exactly what the buyer is buying, so the workshop delivers it.
The buyer isn't buying AI knowledge. They're buying a team that actually uses itA director of a 12-person firm has read the headlines, a couple of staff use ChatGPT on the quiet, and nobody knows what's allowed. Online courses don't fix that, because nobody finishes them. A morning where everyone sits together, uses it on their own work and agrees the rules does.
What makes a workshop worth £1,200:
- Their real work, not examples. People bring a task they'll do this week and leave with it done.
- Their sector in every demo. A letting agent sees viewing follow-ups, an accountant sees deadline reminders.
- Rules everyone heard at the same time. The traffic-light rule for data does more for the business than any clever prompt.
- Something that lasts. A team prompt library, a 30-day plan each, and a check-in that measures minutes saved.
Careful- What it takes. Comfort in front of a room of 6 to 12 people, including the sceptic with his arms folded.
- Real fluency with at least one AI tool, enough to fix a failing demo live without panicking.
- About 20 hours to build and rehearse your first version, then about 3 hours to tailor each booking.
- Patience with the sales cycle: chamber programmes and in-house sessions are often booked weeks ahead.
- Who this suits: you've trained or presented before (in any job), you like explaining things plainly, and you enjoy the moment someone in the room says "oh, that's actually useful".
The kitread the kit overview or download everything: slides, run sheet, demo scripts, handouts, forms, the pricing calculator and the booking scripts.