For small and medium employers
Governed AI practice for a team that has no training department
A single cohort takes your colleagues from safe first use to a measured improvement in the way the business actually works. No theory modules, no platform to administer and no need for an internal learning function.
One cohort. One signed off AI policy. One measured process improvement with before and after evidence.
Why this works for you
Adoption you can point at
Every colleague finishes with a real task they improved inside your business, not a generic case study from another sector.
Policy and guardrails included
The governance starter pack gives you a usage policy, data boundaries and escalation steps you can sign off and publish.
A named internal champion
Two Silver A seats create the person who keeps AI practice moving after the cohort ends.
Priced for a small team
A cohort rate rather than a per seat open course fee, so the cost of upskilling twelve people stays predictable.
How delivery runs
- 1Scope the briefWe pick one real process in your business that the cohort will improve.
- 2Run the cohortPortal delivery plus four facilitated workshops across a term.
- 3Sign off and scaleYou publish the policy, keep the champion and repeat with the next team.
At a glance
- Cohorts of up to 12 colleagues, two intakes a year
- About 24 hours per colleague across a term
- Manager progress view and cohort dashboard
- Growth hub match funding and sponsor subsidy routes
SME capability pack
£3,950
Per cohort of up to 12 colleagues, per year.
- Commitment
- About 24 hours per colleague across a term.
- Levels
- Foundation to Silver A, with two Gold seats included.
- Cohort
- Two intakes per year, September and February.
- Funding route
- Growth hub match funding, sponsor subsidy or direct purchase.
Figures are planning examples for proof of concept conversations. They are not published prices.
We are too small to release people for training.
Sessions are short and tied to work already on your list. The live brief is a task the business needed doing, so the time spent produces an output rather than a certificate alone.