Eight practical modules for work
One lesson, one lab, one call, one recipe. About two hours.
What AI is and is not
Prediction, not a database: where language models help at work and where fluent guessing fails.
What can and cannot leave the building
Spot names, NHS numbers, payroll rows, and client secrets before anything hits a browser tab.
Writing a brief that holds up
Give the source, the reader, the format check, and what to say when a fact is missing.
Working from your own documents
Ask questions over a real policy or contract with verbatim quotes, and catch one planted mistake.
Asking a spreadsheet without trusting the sum
Run real table code over your rows and verify one cell by hand before sharing the figure.
Spotting a smooth wrong answer
Break a fluent AI reply into checkable claims and test whether it is simply agreeing with you.
Scams, voice clones, and synthetic media
Apply the call-back rule on urgent voice notes, video requests, and synthetic charts or photos.
Rules at work: policy, copyright, bias, and when a person has to decide
Keep human approval gates on external actions, test summaries for name bias, and follow workplace policy.
Plain record of the eight modules and real labs completed
Lists the modules completed, the date, and the labs and checks behind them. No score, no percentile, and no rank. You can revoke the link at any time.




