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Service / Per sessionStaff AI Training
Per session Starting at $300
Your team has AI tools and isn't using them — or is using them inconsistently. Hands-on sessions built around the tools your team actually uses are aimed at adoption, not awareness, so staff leave knowing what to do Monday morning.
Owner-built, human-supervised, and supported by monitored automation.
Short answers, before the detail
How many people can attend a session?
Sessions are built for a working team, not a lecture hall — typically 2–10 staff. Larger crews are split into smaller groups so the hands-on format still works.
How is this different from a generic AI training course?
Generic courses teach concepts. This teaches your team to use the specific tools you've already adopted (or are about to), with your specific workflows as the practice material. Staff leave knowing exactly what to do Monday morning.
What's included per session
Tailored to your existing toolset
Built around whatever your team is already using or about to adopt — not a generic overview of AI in general.
Hands-on, not lecture-style
Staff use the tools live in the session, on real examples from your business, not a demo account with sample data.
Role-specific breakouts
When a team has different roles using tools differently, we split time so each group practices what actually applies to them.
Take-home reference sheet
A quick-lookup guide so staff aren't re-learning from scratch a week later when the details get fuzzy.
Follow-up Q&A window
A short window after the session for the questions that only surface once people actually try using the tool at work.
Recording available on request
For staff who miss the session or want a refresher without scheduling a repeat.
What's not included
- The AI tools themselves — subscriptions are billed by the vendor
- Work outside the written proposal — quoted separately before it starts
Pricing
Who does what
Human oversight
Alex scopes and builds it, and reviews anything automated before it goes live. You approve anything customer-facing.
Who owns what
Once the project is paid in full, the files and work made for you are yours.
Who this is for
Teams that already have AI tools in hand but aren't using them, or are using them inconsistently — the gap is usually confidence and habit, not the tool itself.
Also right for owners rolling out a new workflow tool who need buy-in from the crew, not just a login credential and a hope.
Frequently asked questions
How many people can attend a session?
Sessions are built for a working team, not a lecture hall — typically 2–10 staff. Larger crews are split into smaller groups so the hands-on format still works.
What if my team has never used AI tools before?
That's the normal starting point. We build the session around whatever tools your team is actually adopting, starting from zero, with no assumed familiarity.
Do you customize the training for our industry?
Yes — training is built around the tools your team uses and the work they actually do, whether that's a marine service shop, a contractor crew, or a front office. No generic "AI 101" slide deck.
Can we record the session?
Yes, on request, so staff who miss it — or want a refresher — can catch up without scheduling a second session.
How is this different from a generic AI training course?
Generic courses teach concepts. This teaches your team to use the specific tools you've already adopted (or are about to), with your specific workflows as the practice material. Staff leave knowing exactly what to do Monday morning.
Related services
The terms on this page, explained
No jargon test. If any of this is unfamiliar, here is what it actually means — written for the person paying for the work, not the person selling it.
Hallucination (AI)
When an AI states something false with complete confidence — an invented statistic, a citation to a study that does not exist, a price or a regulation it made up. It is a predictable consequence of how these models work, not a rare glitch, and it fails silently rather than loudly.
Prompt
The instruction or question you give an AI model. Small changes in wording produce meaningfully different output, which is why a written, reusable prompt beats improvising a new one every time.
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