Training catalogue
Practical formats to understand the fundamentals, practise on real situations and carry new skills into everyday work.
Start with the human choices. This two-part workshop maps how your team uses AI and decides what should stay in human hands, before or alongside targeted skills training. The first part is based on the Fresque des IA Pédagogiques, created by Traindy.
Explore the workshop →Understand how generative AI works and where it falls short; choose suitable tools and combine prompting, research, analysis, synthesis and visualisation responsibly.
Clarify your intention, write useful prompts, work iteratively with AI and improve the output without handing over your judgement.
Spot bias, inaccuracies and fabricated answers; check the results and use AI to enrich analysis without replacing human judgement.
Prepare a meeting, structure a document, analyse information, draft a deliverable and check its quality using real work cases.
Identify useful applications, experiment with real situations and develop shared adoption through a predominantly practical format.
Use AI to scope, plan, track, document and communicate a project while retaining human control of risk and decisions.
Move from one-off prompts to a reusable system: context, instructions, checks and safeguards for an assistant supporting a recurring task.
Build a personal AI practice: understand the fundamentals, use Claude on a real professional case and learn to direct it as a work assistant.
Explore the programme →Improve preparation, communication and managerial decisions while preserving listening, judgement and accountability.
Use AI to explore possibilities, make connections, challenge first ideas and act with clear human intent.
Explore a need, reframe a problem, generate ideas, prototype and test a solution through a collaborative, user-centred approach.
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Feedback from earlier courses in generative AI and prompt engineering for different roles and experience levels. The comments below are translated from French.
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