AI Fluency for Every Team
A practical, one-day grounding for your whole department — including the people who have never touched these tools. Everyone leaves able to use AI well, check its work, and know what must never be typed into it.
At a glance
Most of Your Staff Already Use AI. Almost None Were Taught How.
Surveys of Malaysian employees consistently find that a large majority already use AI tools at work, while only a small minority have had any formal training on them. The adoption decision has effectively been made for you. What is still open is whether that use is any good — and whether it is safe.
Untrained Use Is Already Happening
Staff are drafting emails, summarising documents and cleaning spreadsheets with AI right now, taught by whatever they saw online. The question is no longer whether to adopt it, but whether anyone has shown your team how to do it properly.
One Standard, Not Forty Habits
When everyone invents their own approach, output quality swings wildly between people and nobody can tell why. A shared baseline makes the work predictable, reviewable and easier to hand between colleagues.
The Least Risky Place to Start
One day, a whole department, no prerequisites and no technical background needed. It is the cheapest way to find out which teams are ready for the deeper specialist programmes — and which processes are worth automating next.
Five Blocks. Everyone Leaves Able to Use It Well.
Deliberately practical and deliberately unintimidating. Participants work on their own real emails, documents and spreadsheets throughout, so nobody leaves wondering how any of it applies to their actual job.
What These Tools Actually Are
A plain-language grounding, pitched so that someone who has never opened an AI tool and someone who uses one daily both get value from it.
- What an AI assistant actually does, and what it definitely does not
- Why it can sound completely confident while being wrong
- The tools your team is most likely already using
- What AI is genuinely good at in an ordinary working day
Getting Useful Output, Reliably
The core skill, and the one almost nobody has been taught: asking properly, then improving the answer instead of accepting the first one.
- Giving context, examples and a clear brief instead of a one-line question
- Iterating and correcting rather than settling for the first response
- Working with your own real documents, emails and notes
- Building a small set of reusable prompts for your own role
Everyday Wins, Department by Department
Applied directly to the work in the room, so each participant leaves with things they will use the same week.
- Writing, summarising and adjusting tone for different audiences
- Meeting notes, action points and follow-ups
- Cleaning up and reorganising data in spreadsheets
- Drafting replies to customers and suppliers, safely
Checking the Work
The block that prevents the expensive mistakes — teaching people to treat AI output as a draft rather than an answer.
- Spotting invented facts, figures and references
- What must always be checked by a person before it goes out
- Extra care when output reaches a customer, an auditor or a regulator
- Where responsibility sits when AI gets something wrong
Using It Safely at Work
Practical rules at the level of the person doing the typing, so the guidance is followed rather than resented.
- What company, staff and customer information must never be pasted in
- Your own organisation’s rules, and how to actually follow them day to day
- Free tools versus company-provided ones, and why the difference matters
- Where to ask when you are not sure — and why asking is always fine
Everyone. That Is Rather the Point.
This is designed to be delivered to a whole department at once, mixing confident users with people who have never tried these tools. No technical background, and no prior AI experience, is assumed.
Whole Departments
Bring the entire team so everyone works from the same standard afterwards, not just the keen ones
Admin & Support Staff
The people handling the highest volume of routine writing, records and correspondence
Managers & Team Leads
See what your team can realistically do with these tools, and what still needs your review
Complete Beginners
Anyone who has avoided AI so far, or tried once, got a poor answer and quietly gave up
Want to go properly deep instead?
This programme builds a competent baseline across a whole team in a day. If what you need is one or two people going much further — applying AI to real projects, with hands-on project work and three months of post-training trainer support — our 2-day Artificial Intelligence for Non Technical programme is the better fit. Many organisations run this first across the team, then send their strongest people to that.
A Team That Works the Same Way
Practical, immediately usable skills, plus a shared standard across everyone who attended.
- The ability to brief an AI tool properly and improve a weak answer instead of abandoning it
- A personal set of reusable prompts for the tasks you actually repeat
- Faster everyday writing, summarising, note-taking and correspondence
- Practical spreadsheet clean-up and reorganisation skills
- The habit of checking AI output, and knowing exactly what must never go out unchecked
- A clear understanding of what information must never be entered into these tools
- A shared team standard, so output quality no longer depends on who did it
- A realistic sense of which of your processes are worth automating properly next
Real Desks, Real Work
This programme is about the work your team already does — so it is taught the way it will be used: small groups, own laptops, own files, questions answered as they come up.
Worked through live, not lectured from slides
Reviewing the output together, on a shared screen
Applied to the work already on your screen
Claimable Training, Plus Budget 2026’s Extra Deduction.
This programme is claimable under the HRD Corp SBL-Khas scheme for registered Malaysian employers. Budget 2026 also introduced a 50% additional tax deduction for MSME spending on AI and cybersecurity training, administered through TalentCorp — ask us and we will point you to the current terms.
- Training Provider Reg. 202403037477
- Full supporting documents provided for HRDC claim submission
- Attendance records and trainer profile included
- Dedicated guidance for the HRDC claim process
- Delivered in-house at your premises, or as a public session
Get the Whole Team to the Same Starting Line.
Usually delivered in-house so an entire department can attend together. Talk to us about dates and group sizes.
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This is a general-use programme covering everyday AI skills and safe working habits. It is not a substitute for your organisation’s own AI use policy: if you need that policy written, along with your PDPA obligations covered properly, our AI Governance & PDPA Compliance programme is built for exactly that and the two work well together.
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