For anyone considering AI training
AI training for companies: what it needs to include
Most AI training lets people play with a chatbot and calls that adoption. Four things make training actually stick.
Plan an introductionFour things that make the difference
Training in your own tool
Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini — not a generic platform. People practise in the tool they'll open again on Monday.
Hands-on, not frontal
Modules built around real work processes, not a slidedeck lecture.
A rhythm after the training
Adoption doesn't stop at the session. Accountability moments afterwards determine whether it sticks.
Measurable adoption
Do you know, a month in, who's actually using it? Ask that before you sign.
How the process runs
Intake per department
Which work, which tools, which level.
Module tailored per tool
Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini.
Session + rhythm afterwards
Accountability moments that determine whether it sticks.
In practice
Group size
8 to 15 participants per session.
What it costs
€250 to €300 per participant, starting from €1,500–€1,800 per module.
When training isn't the first step
- Training only produces adoption if the work itself changes too — skills without work redesign mostly give people an extra task, not a new habit.
- Is the problem in the process itself, not in AI skills? Then discovery is the better first step.
Of the people we train, 87% apply what they've learned within a month.
Frequently asked questions
01 What does AI training for companies cost? +
Count on €250 to €300 per participant, with a starting amount from €1,500–€1,800 per module. Every proposal breaks the investment down by building block.
02 Which tools do you train in? +
ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Claude and Gemini — in the tool you already use, not a generic platform.
Ready to get started?
Browse the modules per tool.