Award in AI in the Workplace: Practical Tools and Prompts
Use everyday AI tools well, safely and with your own judgement intact.
- 10 CPD hours
- Course or workshop
- Live online
- Four weekly live sessions of 1.5 hours, about 50 learning hours with the assignment
CPD Accredited
CPDAB-A-2026-0089
About this course
AI in the Workplace is a 10-hour CPD course that shows staff how to get real value from everyday AI tools. It covers practical use cases, how to write prompts that work, and the limits, risks and checks that keep AI use safe and honest.
The course runs as four weekly live online sessions of 1.5 hours with a qualified trainer, covering What AI is good and bad at; Prompting that works; Everyday use cases; and Safe and honest use. Between sessions learners work through worksheets and workplace scenarios, about 50 hours of learning in total, and the course is assessed by a 1,500-word written assignment applied to their own workplace. Learners who pass receive a certificate for 10 CPD hours.
It is designed for employees in any function who want to use everyday AI tools well, managers setting sensible AI ground rules for a team, knowledge workers who write, summarise and research a lot and owner-managers deciding where AI fits in the business.
What you will learn
- Identify where AI genuinely saves time in your own role
- Write clear prompts and iterate to a usable result
- Draft, summarise, plan and analyse faster with common tools
- Recognise hallucination, bias and confidentiality risks and check outputs
- Follow simple ground rules for responsible AI use at work
Course details
- CPD hours
- 10
- Format
- Course or workshop
- Delivery
- Live online
- Duration
- Four weekly live sessions of 1.5 hours, about 50 learning hours with the assignment
- Language
- English
- Price
- €465 per person
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