Prompt Engineering for Professionals
Structured prompt frameworks, research-backed techniques, and reusable patterns for business professionals using ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.
Cybersecurity Basics for Non-Tech Teams
Evidence-based cybersecurity training for non-technical teams. Phishing, passwords, MFA, device hygiene, breach response, and security habits — grounded in NIST, CISA, and Verizon research.
Data Storytelling in 15 Minutes
Turn raw numbers into charts and narratives that persuade stakeholders. A 10-day email course grounded in research from Cleveland & McGill, Tufte, Knaflic, and Wickham — for analysts, marketers, and managers.
Deep Dive in the Technical Science of Prompts
Deep dive into prompt architecture: tokenization, decoding, chain-of-thought, in-context learning, context engineering, structured output, evaluation, adversarial security, and production pipelines. A 10-day email course for technical professionals.
AI Research Techniques
Using AI for finding, synthesising, and validating information. Literature reviews, source verification, data gathering, competitive research, fact-checking AI outputs. A 7-day course for anyone whose work depends on quality research.
AI Automation
Connecting AI to other tools via no-code/low-code platforms. Building automated pipelines with triggers, AI chains, data routing, and error handling. A 7-day email course for anyone who wants to automate repetitive work.
Email and Calendar Productivity
A practical, research-backed system for managing email overload and taking back your calendar. Learn batch processing, the 4D triage method, time blocking, and meeting hygiene that work in Outlook and Google Workspace. A 7-day email course grounded in research from Dabbish & Kraut (2006), Kern et al. (2024), Heylighen & Vidal (2008), Mann (2007), Luong & Rogelberg (2005), Standaert et al. (2025), Microsoft Work Trend Index (2023), and Das Swain et al. (2023).
Digital Basics for the Workforce
A patient, jargon-free introduction to the digital tools and skills you need in a modern workplace. Built for workers re-entering or reskilling into digital roles. Covers device settings, internet browsing, email, file management, online forms, digital safety, and confidence building. A 7-day email course grounded in the UK Essential Digital Skills Framework, Bandura's self-efficacy theory, and Lloyds Bank Digital Index research.
AI Basics for the Workplace
A jargon-free, non-technical introduction to AI at work. What AI is, where it already shows up in your day, how to talk to it, what it means for your job, and how to use it responsibly. Built for staff with no technical background. A 7-day email course grounded in Stanford HAI AI Index 2026, Microsoft Work Trend Index 2026, Noy & Zhang 2023 Science paper, BCG AI at Work 2026, and UK AI regulation principles.
Working with Cloud Tools (Google Workspace / Microsoft 365)
A practical, research-backed course for collaborating in cloud documents without breaking things. Learn the single source of truth principle, permission hygiene, version control, and co-authoring etiquette that work in Google Workspace and Microsoft 365. A 7-day email course grounded in research from Microsoft Work Trend Index (2023), McKinsey Global Institute (2012), Sun et al. (2014), Birnholtz & Ibara (2012), Ignat et al. (2015), and Alhelali et al. (2023).
Phishing and Social Engineering Awareness
A focused, evidence-based deep dive into phishing and social engineering. Learn how attacks work, why smart people click, and how to build the reporting reflex that stops breaches. Covers phishing, spear phishing, BEC, smishing, vishing, pretexting, baiting, Cialdini's persuasion principles, and reporting culture. Grounded in NCSC, CISA, Verizon DBIR, FBI IC3, and peer-reviewed research.
Digital Communication Essentials
A practical, research-backed guide to choosing the right channel and communicating well in each one. Learn when to use chat, email, video calls, and async messages — grounded in Media Synchronicity Theory (Dennis, Fuller & Valacich 2008), egocentrism research (Kruger et al. 2005), chat's dual nature (Cameron & Webster 2005, Garrett & Danziger 2007), Zoom fatigue science (Bailenson 2021), and extended availability research (Renk & Sutter 2026). A 7-day email course teaching tool-agnostic communication habits for Slack, Teams, Zoom, Meet, and email.
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