Practical AI training for business
An introduction to AI built around the work your team already does. Make space for questions, practise on a suitable task and learn how to check the result.
No technical background needed. Sydney-based, working with business teams across Australia.
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A two-page overview of the session, preparation, trainer selection and follow-up. Pricing is agreed through a written quote.
Download the workshop overview (PDF, 2 pages) ↗Before we meet
A short intake covers each person’s role, a recurring task, the tools they use and what they are unsure about. That gives the session a practical starting point.
We agree which platform you can use, what access is available and what information is suitable. Where real material is not appropriate, we work with de-identified or sample content.
Inside the session
What a language model can help with, where it can be wrong, and the work that still needs your judgement.
Practise giving clear instructions, useful background and an example of the result you need.
Organise reusable context in your approved platform. Discuss connected tools only where your plan and administrator permissions allow them.
Use approved, de-identified or sample material. Draft, compare, refine and check the result against its source.
Save a useful prompt, name one task to practise and agree what you will check before using the output.
This is a proposed 120-minute outline. We adjust the emphasis to the group; a longer session can be scoped when needed.
What you take away
Work through an example relevant to your role and understand what made the output useful—or why it was not ready.
Keep a practical prompt, its context and the checks it needs, rather than relying on a generic prompt library.
Choose a task to try again, name the person responsible and agree how the result will be checked.
Review what people used, where they got stuck and what support would help next.
From our work
These projects put reusable instructions, source checking and human review to work. Your session starts with a suitable task for your team; complete workflow implementation is scoped separately.
Document production / Delivered workflow
A reusable skill tackles the manual formatting that could take a lawyer 40 to 45 minutes on a 60-page contract, while flagging drafting defects.
See the workflow and its controlsLitigation support / Delivered workflow
A sourced timeline built from a large document set.
See the workflow and its controlsUseful boundaries
The session does not require uploading confidential client information or connecting every workplace account. Start with the access your business has approved.
Exact features depend on the platform, subscription, administrator settings and permissions. A workshop is not a promise that every connector or automation will be available.
People stay responsible for checking the output. Sending messages, changing records or making decisions should follow your business’s approval process.
Before you book
Business teams who want a practical introduction, including people who are new to language models. No coding experience is required.
TechGuider is based in Sydney and works with teams across Australia. Online delivery and any on-site arrangements are agreed when we scope your session.
Access to your approved tool, a suitable laptop and one recurring task. We confirm account access and any sample material during preparation.
Only where the feature is available and your business has approved it. Access, data handling and any administrator setup are agreed first. The session remains useful without connections.
TechGuider is founded and led by Brooke Boielle. We confirm your trainer and any facilitator support before booking, based on your team’s tools, tasks and experience. You will know who is delivering the session and who handles follow-up.
We agree the scope and provide a quote before booking. Delivery format, preparation and facilitator support are confirmed together.
This session is designed for up to eight people. A larger group needs a different delivery plan, such as smaller sessions, agreed in advance.
A useful first conversation
