Which AI tools do we use?

The common assistants, such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Copilot. What you learn works in all of them; a free account is enough.

A laptop and one task from your own work that you would like help with, such as an email, a report, a plan or some research.

Yes. You get a receipt after paying; need an invoice in your employer's name? Reply to the confirmation and you get one. Booking for a whole team? Then the company workshops are a better fit.

What if not enough people book?

A session runs from 4 people. If it does not fill up, you choose: move to the next date, or get your money back.

Each date shows its language: Dutch or English.

for anyone who wants to stay ahead

Hand the boring part of your job to AI. Become the one who knows how.

AI is changing almost every job, fast. The people who know how to use it well get rid of the routine, get more done and get the better work. In a small group you learn what AI can really do, what to hand over and how to check it, and you leave with a task from your own work done with it.

See the next dates Or learn at your own pace

€195 per person
Groups of up to 8
Online or on location
No technical background needed

Three ways to learn

Live onlineOpen workshop, onlineHalf a day in a group of up to 8, on a task from your own work.€195 per person excl. VATSee the dates On locationOpen workshop, on locationThe same half day, in person. Venue dates add a share of the venue costs.from €195 + venue shareSee the dates At your own paceOnline courseStart when it suits you, with hands-on labs on real AI. Yours to keep.from €149 incl. VATSee the courses

Why now

AI skills pay

Jobs that ask for AI skills pay on average 62% more (PwC AI Jobs Barometer, 2026). Two in three leaders say they would not hire someone without them (Microsoft Work Trend Index, 2024).

The boring part can go

What people most want AI to take over is the low-value, repetitive part of their job, while they stay in charge of the rest (Stanford, 2025). That is exactly what you learn: what to hand over, and how to check it.

Half a day puts you ahead

Only 29% of Dutch employees who use AI at work have had any instruction or training (Newcom AI-Monitor, July 2026). You do not need a degree in it: the why, a few good habits, and practice on your own work.