You sign up for a group course. You sit in a room with 20 other people. The trainer can't know your job is copywriting, or data analysis, or product strategy. They teach the median. You learn nothing specific to you.
Or you try to teach yourself. You watch YouTube. You scroll Reddit at midnight. You know ChatGPT can do more. You just can't work out how.
The real issue is nobody teaches you how to think with these tools. They show you the buttons. They skip the fundamentals. English is a programming language now. Garbage in, garbage out. And nobody's showing you what good input looks like — for your actual work. That's what personal AI training is for.
What You Get in 90 Minutes
- One or two jobs, built and running — We pick the jobs you'd like off your plate, then build them on your real work. You leave with them working.
- Understanding, not memorisation — You'll know why a prompt works (or doesn't), so you can modify it next week without me. No scripts. No templates that break.
- Everything to keep — The Claude skills and prompts we build, plus the recording and transcript, so you can rerun or tweak anything later.
"I was blown away about how advanced agents are, the world of work is clearly going to be unrecognisable soon"
How a Session Works
We meet for 90 minutes — in person across London or over Google Meet, your choice.
Pick the Jobs
Turn up with nothing prepared. We spend the first 30 minutes on your work: what eats your week, and which one or two jobs you'd like off your plate.
The Build
Then we build them together with Claude skills and structured prompts, using your real work. You're typing. We test it. It breaks. We fix it, until it works.
The Takeaway
You leave with the jobs running, plus the recording, the transcript and the files we build.
Book Your Personal AI Training Session
Who Books a Session?
- You've used ChatGPT casually and suspect you're only scratching the surface
- Lawyers, bankers, photographers, blockchain consultants, academics — and people who've never opened ChatGPT
- Parents and adult children learning together — AI literacy is a family conversation now
- Anyone who wants to build something — an app idea, a business concept, a workflow
What AI Still Can't Do
I'm not here to sell you hype. Part of every session is being honest about the limitations.
- AI hallucinates — it makes things up with total confidence
- It can be sycophantic and tell you what you want to hear
- It has no persistent memory unless you set it up
- The goal is to make you good enough to know when to trust it and when not to
Sessions are 90 minutes, run over Google Meet — or in person across London.
I tailor every session to what you actually do — no two have ever been the same.
Book NowAvailable for in-person sessions across London, or online via Google Meet — and worldwide.
Not sure if this is right for you? Message me. I'll tell you honestly whether a session would help.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need any experience with AI first?
No. I've trained complete beginners and people who've used ChatGPT for a month. We start where you are.
What if I'm not sure what to learn?
Book a call. We talk about your actual job for 15 minutes. If it makes sense, we set up the session. If it doesn't, I'll tell you.
Can I bring someone from my team?
Not in the same session. This is 1:1 so it's tailored to you. If your team needs training, we can talk about that separately.
What about follow-up?
You get my email. If a prompt breaks in a week and you want to send it to me, I'll look. I don't do ongoing mentoring for this price, but one clarification email? Sure.
Is this online or in person?
Your choice. I'm based in London and available for in-person sessions across the city, or online via Google Meet. Video works the same.
How much does personal AI training in London cost?
A 90-minute 1-2-1 co-work session is £699. Team training starts from £2,499, and enterprise work is priced separately.
What if I forget everything in a month?
You won't, because you built it yourself. You're not memorising. You're doing. The muscle memory sticks. And you've got the files we built to refer back to.