AI workshop for companies
Your team puts AI to work.On your own tasks.
One day of effective prompts, clear review steps and relevant use cases. Together, we record practical next steps for your everyday work.
€3,500 net per one-day workshop for up to 20 participants.
No obligation · a personal reply within 24 hours
Your training at a glance
One day. Your tasks. Practical next steps.
- Duration
- One workshop day
- Delivery
- Online via Microsoft Teams or at your organisation’s premises
- Group size
- Up to 20 participants
- What's included
- Preparation, delivery and digital workshop materials for your team
- Follow-up
- One shared 60-minute online Q&A session on the course content within the first two weeks after the workshop
- Investment
- €3,500 net per workshop.
What your team takes away from the AI workshop.
- Prompting fundamentals practised on typical tasks from your own work
- Clear guidelines for data protection, hallucinations and reviewing results
- Prioritised use cases and practical next steps to apply the learning in your team
Who the workshop is for
- Managers, business departments and project teams
- Employees who want a sound introduction to generative AI
- Organisations looking for a shared, practical starting point
Requirements
- No technical knowledge is required
- Goals, examples and existing knowledge are discussed in advance
- Your own tasks or use case ideas are helpful, but not required
Your trainer
Training practice meets implementation experience.
In previous corporate roles, Harun Curak designed and delivered training on Microsoft Copilot and AI agents. He also implemented AI applications alongside business departments. This is personal experience from corporate roles at Mercedes-Benz and Siemens Healthineers, not BonusAI client references.
5,000 People trained
10+ Years of experience in data & AI
100+ Talks & training sessions
Feedback from training participants
Participants report productivity gains of at least 40% on individual work tasks.
Examples mentioned include creating presentations, creating and finding documents, Excel calculations and working with agents in Copilot Studio.
Basis: task-specific self-assessments from participants in Harun Curak’s training.
A short worked example
From notes to a task list.
A fictional office task with ChatGPT: define the task, refine the prompt, review the result.
Sample Prepared example · no live AI
The task
Brief meeting notes need to become a task list. Some responsibilities and dates are still to be confirmed.
The meeting notes
Prepare the FAQ draft by Thursday. The specialist team reviews the content. Publish only after approval; publication date still to be confirmed.
An initial prompt
“Summarise the notes.”
The precise prompt
The instruction names the columns and limits the answer to information in the notes. Missing details remain to be confirmed.
A precise task instruction
Create a table from the notes with the task, person or team responsible, and deadline. Use only information from the notes. Mark missing information as “to be confirmed”. Do not add responsibilities or deadlines.
The result to review
Now check every row against the notes: Thursday is the draft deadline. Publication requires approval, and its date remains to be confirmed.
| Task | Responsibility | Deadline |
|---|---|---|
| Prepare the FAQ draft | To be confirmed | Thursday |
| Review the content | Specialist team | To be confirmed |
| Publish after approval | To be confirmed | To be confirmed |
Try it yourself
Sounds plausible. But is it supported?
Try it yourself
Sounds plausible. But is it supported?
A short training exercise: compare the statements with the notes and spot the unsupported additions.
Fictional meeting notes
Prepare the FAQ draft by Thursday. The specialist team reviews the content. Publish only after approval; publication date still to be confirmed.
The AI is asked to turn these notes into a task list. The sample response below deliberately contains errors.
View the answers and review step
- Supported
The notes explicitly give Thursday as the deadline. This statement is supported.
- Unsupported
The notes do not name anyone responsible for the draft. That responsibility must remain to be confirmed.
- Supported
The notes explicitly assign the content review to the specialist team. This statement is supported.
- Unsupported
The publication date is explicitly still to be confirmed. Friday was added without any basis in the notes.
The review step: Check every assigned responsibility and deadline against the source material. Missing information stays “to be confirmed”, even when the answer sounds convincing.
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How your team works during the workshop.
Four typical building blocks. We agree tasks and focus areas for your organisation in advance.
Compare results
Recognise the strengths and limitations of generative AI by examining specific responses.
Improve prompts
Refine the task, context, output format and review criteria step by step.
Review answers
Identify unsupported claims and practise handling sensitive information.
Prioritise use cases
Select suitable tasks and record next steps for everyday work.
Your next step
Let's plan your AI workshop.
A few bullet points about your team and tasks are enough. Or choose a time for a free consultation directly.
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Frequently asked questions.Clear answers.
Still have a question? We can discuss your situation in a free consultation.
01Which AI tools do participants need access to?
The tools used depend on your goals. During the initial consultation, we discuss existing access and tailor the content and exercises accordingly.
02Is the workshop suitable for different levels of experience?
No technical knowledge is required. We discuss existing knowledge in advance and adapt the pace, examples and exercises to your target group.
03What should our organisation prepare?
Your goals, target group and typical everyday tasks are helpful starting points. Your own use case ideas are welcome, but not required. Please also share any internal rules for handling company data.
04Which AI tools does the workshop cover?
The mix of tools depends on your goals. Possible topics include generative AI, ChatGPT, prompting, copilots and understanding AI agents. We agree what is relevant to your target group in the initial consultation.
05Can we bring our own use cases?
Yes. Real tasks from your organisation are encouraged. We agree suitable examples in advance and prepare them so that participants can work on them meaningfully.
06Is the workshop online or on site?
Both are possible: online via Microsoft Teams or at your organisation's premises. We agree the right format together during the initial consultation.
07How does the workshop address data protection?
Data protection, sensitive information, reviewing results and suitable guidelines are integral to the practical work. Please let us know about organisation-specific requirements in advance.
Next step
Let's plan your AI workshop.
Briefly describe your target group and needs. Harun Curak will reply personally within 24 hours. Alternatively, you can choose a consultation time directly without submitting the form.