Everyone in your organisation can explain what AI is, use today's generative tools for real work and know where the risks are. 12 assessed courses: a 90-minute foundation for all staff, a course on Claude and one on AI agents, and 45-minute role courses for legal, finance, HR, marketing and manufacturing.
Any organisation rolling AI out beyond a few enthusiasts. In Deloitte's 2026 State of AI in the Enterprise survey, adoption was led by financial services at 87%, with healthcare at 74% and manufacturing at 68% (Deloitte, 2026). The gap in most organisations is not access to tools; it is that most people were never shown how to use them well.
3 foundation courses, about 90 minutes, four assessed units, written for everyone.
9 shorter courses, written for the job rather than the subject.
AI for Business 101 for everyone, then the role course for each team. Managers and leaders add AI Governance for Business 101.
Yes, where it helps: ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini and Claude appear as examples, with a reminder that tools change quickly and the skills transfer.
Written and fact-checked in 2026 against dated sources, with a "last reviewed" date on every course page and a quarterly review.
In this article, we take a deep dive into what to look for in an e-learning course before you buy it. Business training courses have evolved in recent years, and there are some key quality markers that you should look out for and seek out if you are looking to ensure quality learning for your team.
What off the shelf e-learning costs in money and time compared with bespoke content, what it cannot cover, and how to judge a provider before you buy.
What UK law firms need from AI training, covering the SRA's warning notice on AI misuse and what partners, associates and in-house teams need.
What Article 4 of the EU AI Act requires, who it covers, and how the 2026 Digital Omnibus changed it. General information, not legal advice.
How live training, micro-courses and assessed e-learning compare for AI upskilling in the UK, what each is good for, and how to choose one well.
A practical checklist for choosing employee AI training: audience, assessment, length, LMS fit, currency and cost per learner, before you spend the budget.
A plain-English explainer on SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004 and xAPI, what each does, and what to ask a training provider before you buy a course for your LMS.
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