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02WitUp AI Adoption · Training

Give your team the skills to use AI with confidence.

Turn experimentation into useful everyday practice. We design role-based learning programmes with hands-on exercises, human review and responsible information handling.

  • Role-based programmes
  • Exercises on real tasks
  • A common method for the team
  • Human review and data safeguards
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The context

People may be trying AI already. Does your business have a common method?

Training builds a shared understanding of what works, what needs checking and what information should stay protected.

  • Scattered knowledge

    Everyone experiments alone, without a shared method.

  • Hard to apply

    It is unclear which tasks AI really helps with.

  • Different skill levels

    Some use it every day, others have never tried it.

  • Confidential data without rules

    Information entered into tools without common criteria.

Our training approach

Training areas

We start with a real task, compare traditional and AI-assisted workflows, review outputs and define practices the team can repeat.

  1. 01 Fundamentals

    AI fundamentals and limitations

  2. 02 Role-based sessions

    Role-based sessions for sales, operations, managers and marketing

  3. 03 Hands-on

    Hands-on email, research, summaries and documents

  4. 04 Review

    Human review and data safeguards

  5. 05 Development

    Skills development plan

A practical example

A sales team with a shared method.

Illustrative scenario: a sales team prepares proposal drafts with a shared approach, then checks and approves every message before sending.

Illustrative scenario

Illustrative, not a client case study.

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  • Shared templates
  • Email and proposal drafts
  • Human review before sending
  • No sensitive data without authorisation

Responsible use

AI literacy and responsibility

Training can support responsible workplace AI use. Article 4 of the EU AI Act sets AI literacy obligations for relevant providers and deployers. Specific legal duties must be assessed separately; this is not legal advice.

  • Shared understanding

  • Useful use cases

  • A common method

  • Review rules

Frequently asked questions

Answers to your questions.

Is there a prerequisite?

Courses can start from the basics.

Do you use our current tools?

Where appropriate, sessions can address tools already in use.

Do you issue certificates?

No official accreditation is implied unless explicitly agreed.

Contact us

Start with the people who use AI every day.

Tell us who already uses AI in your team and for which tasks.

Human intelligence for AI adoption

Tell us what you need