AI Workshop
Three hours, hands-on, in Claude. Your team works on tasks from your industry and saves its first skills.
3 hours
Best for
One team, one process, or people who already use AI.
ai training for small businesses
AI training for employees of a small business works best on their real work: the tasks they repeat every week, in the tools they already use.
I run three trainings. The AI Workshop is three hours, hands-on in Claude. The Practical AI Bootcamp is a full day: AI basics and automation in the morning, then the Workshop. The AI Foundations Bootcamp is a full day for teams new to AI. Each one is set up for your industry and runs on site anywhere in the U.S., or online.
The trainings
Each one is set up for your industry before the day, and each person works on examples from their own job.
Three hours, hands-on, in Claude. Your team works on tasks from your industry and saves its first skills.
3 hours
Best for
One team, one process, or people who already use AI.
A full day. The morning covers using AI apps well and what automation can do. The afternoon is the hands-on AI Workshop.
6 hours, plus lunch
Best for
Teams with set processes that use some software every day.
A full day for beginners. How AI works and what it can do, in plain words, with games and quizzes in place of building.
6 hours, plus lunch
Best for
Teams that rarely use AI and run on email, paper, and memory.
Which one fits
Pick the line that sounds like your team.
How it works
We talk about your team, the work they repeat, and which training fits.
A week before, each person tells me what they do and what they wish AI could take off their plate.
I swap the research topics, sample data, and exercises for your kind of work.
On site at your business anywhere in the U.S., or on a video call. The exercises use sample data, so no client information goes into the room.
After the training
By the end of the day, each person has written down tasks from their own job that they want to hand to AI. We go through that list together.
Some tasks they can now handle in Claude on their own. Some need an automation built around how your business runs, and that is the other half of what I do. Another team can also book its own workshop on a different use case.
Who runs it
These trainings are new, so there are no training results to show yet. This is what backs them.
Ironclad Plumbing · Home services
$38,674 generated by the voice agent in one 30-day window
Ironclad Plumbing · Home services
Stale estimates recovered into $18,000 to $31,000 a month
Questions
Using AI on real work: privacy settings, better answers, research, connecting AI to email and files, saving repeat tasks as skills, and knowing which tasks to automate. How deep we go depends on the training you pick.
If your team rarely uses AI, start with the AI Foundations Bootcamp and add the AI Workshop. If you have set processes and some software, pick the Practical AI Bootcamp. For one team, one process, or people who already use AI, pick the AI Workshop.
No. If your team can use email and a web browser, they can follow along. I explain every term in plain words.
Up to 20 people in one hands-on session. A bigger team splits into groups.
Either. I come to your business anywhere in the U.S., or run it on a video call. The agenda is the same.
The hands-on parts use Claude. The AI Foundations Bootcamp uses the app your company already has, such as ChatGPT, Gemini, or Copilot. What your team learns carries over to the other apps.
For the AI Workshop and the Practical AI Bootcamp, yes: each person needs a paid Claude plan, because Claude Cowork is not on the free plan. For the AI Foundations Bootcamp, a paid plan helps but is not required.
Every training starts with privacy settings and what never goes into AI tools. The exercises use sample data. You decide beforehand which accounts people may connect. The AI policy template is a good place to write those rules down.
On the first call, and through a short survey a week before. I swap the research topics, sample data, and exercises for your kind of work, so people practice on tasks that look like theirs.
For learning the tools on your own, often yes. Anthropic, Google, and the U.S. Chamber all run free courses. A course can't pick the tasks in your business or set the examples around your work. That part is what these trainings are for.
I don't publish prices. I quote after a short call, because it depends on the training, your group size, and where we run it.
In a 30-minute call we talk about your team, the work they repeat, and which training fits. The call is free.
Free. 30 minutes.