Make AI work in your business
Practical training for operations, leadership and marketing.
You don't need to hire anyone. You don't need to be technical. And you probably won't pay more than £900 for up to 16 months of support.
Trusted by businesses across the UK
You know AI could change how your business runs.
You just don't know where to start.
If that's you, you're in good company. Almost every leader we talk to is past wondering whether AI matters. They're stuck on the next bit.
Maybe you signed up for something free and never opened it. Maybe you paid for a half-day course and came away knowing more about what's possible, without knowing what to do on Monday morning.
Maybe your team are quietly using ChatGPT on their own accounts and nobody's checking whether the answers are right, or where your data's going.
And if someone asked you today how your business uses AI, you'd rather not have to answer.
Meanwhile the admin keeps eating the hours you'd rather spend with customers.
Here's the thing nobody tells you. It isn't a tech problem.
The moment AI looks technical, it needs a technical person. You haven't got one. Hiring one is hard to justify against a benefit nobody's described yet.
But done right, getting to grips with AI is closer to learning the bits of a tool that apply to your job, like the way you learned the bits of a spreadsheet you actually use.
It's a training problem. But who to train? What shifts things is training someone who already knows how your business runs to change how it runs, with an AI consultant checking their work every few days and deadlines that make sure the change actually happens.
That's what we do
Live and online, taught by AI consultants with real practical experience, applied to your team's real jobs from the first month instead of saved up for an exam at the end.
Three areas: how your business runs, how it's led, and how it markets itself. Most of the cost is met by government training funding.
If your pay bill is under £3 million, that usually means 5% of the cost, up to £900. Sometimes nothing at all.
Two ways to start
Try us for five to six days
A short course for one or more of your leadership team. £750, fully funded for most employers, so usually nothing to pay. You'll know what AI means for your organisation, and who should own it, before you commit anyone to anything longer.
Commit to the full programme
Sixteen months. Eleven monthly modules, each one solving a real problem in your business rather than writing about one. Funding of up to £18,000, so most employers pay 5% of the cost, up to £900.
Most businesses do both, in that order. We'd usually suggest you do too.
The Gov funding we access is via apprenticeships. That might surprise you. Apprenticeship funding is for everyone, not just school leavers and new employees. It's best thought of as a training grant, and it's open to anyone on your payroll, whatever their age and whatever qualifications they already hold.
"Isn't an apprenticeship for school leavers?"
No. It's a training grant, and it's open to anyone on your payroll, whatever their age and whatever qualifications they already hold.
of the people on our AI programmes are aged 30 or over.
are under 25.
Most are leaders and senior managers in their forties and fifties. Our oldest started in his mid-sixties and now runs AI across an organisation of more than five hundred people.
Learner data to 31 July 2026, correct at September 2026.
Why people pick us
Your team learn from people who know what they are doing
Most providers employ full-time tutors and move them between subjects. Ours are practising consultants with their own clients, charging £850 to £3,500 a day. They teach what they were implementing last week, so when your team asks something the curriculum doesn't cover, they still get a proper answer.
Nothing's hypothetical.
No case studies about other companies. Every piece of work happens in your business, so you see a return long before anyone sits an assessment. Ofsted picked this out as unusual amongst training providers when they inspected us.
We're specialists, not generalists.
Plenty of training providers offer dozens of different apprenticeships and staff them with whoever's free. We cover three areas of AI and nothing else.
You get far more contact than the rules ask for.
Around seven interactions a month. Roughly twenty-one across your first three modules. The rules require training providers to offer just one interaction a quarter.
The proof
Trusted by businesses across the UK
What waiting costs you
Some of your competitors are already doing this. Not all of them, and not well.
But the ones getting it right are taking cost out and passing some of it on, and that becomes a price conversation whether you're ready or not.
And if you pay the apprenticeship levy, that money now expires twelve months after it goes in. An unspent account loses value every month it sits there.
Questions people ask us
Book your AI-Savvy discovery call
Twenty minutes, no obligation. We'll tell you what funding you qualify for, what you'd pay, and who in your business should be doing this. And if we're not right for you, we'll say so.