Your team might ask:
“What can AI actually do for us?”
Your team might ask:
“How can we use ChatGPT, Copilot or Claude better?”
Your team might ask:
“How can AI help with the actual work related to our roles?”
Your team might ask:
“How can we automate and build with AI?”

Analysis & Reporting

People & Productivity

Content & Growth

Response & Experience

Decision Making

Coding & Engineering

Analysis & Visualisation
No. The learning journey is designed for different levels of AI maturity, from employees who are completely new to AI through to teams already using AI and organisations building AI-powered workflows and agents.
We start at the organisation’s current capability level and build from there.
Yes. Not every organisation needs to start with AI fundamentals.
If your team already has a good understanding of AI and is using tools such as Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, you can focus on applying AI to specific roles and business functions.
Your initial assessment helps identify the appropriate starting level.
That’s expected. Different teams often have different levels of AI adoption.
For example, your IT team may already be experimenting with AI automation while HR or Finance may still be developing basic AI skills.
The learning journey can be mapped to the needs and capability levels of different teams rather than applying a single approach to everyone.
No. The programme is not tied to a single AI platform.
Depending on your organisation’s needs, training can cover platforms such as Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT/OpenAI, Claude and Gemini/Google AI, alongside practical use cases for everyday work and specific business functions.
The goal is to help your people use AI effectively—not simply learn one particular tool.
Yes. The learning journey can be aligned to your roles, teams and business needs.
Areas can include functions such as Finance, HR & L&D, Sales & Marketing, Customer Service, Leadership & Strategy, Project Management, IT & Development, and Data & Insights.
This allows the learning to focus on practical workplace applications rather than generic AI theory.
Yes. The framework is designed around organisational capability, so it can be applied to different teams and roles.
Your organisation can identify which teams need foundational AI awareness, practical productivity skills, role-based application or more advanced AI and automation capabilities.
Yes. Our AI training programmes are HRD Corp claimable, helping eligible organisations use their available training levy to upskill their employees in AI.