Fundamentals
What AI is, how it works in broad terms and where its limits lie. For participants with no prior experience, or who are unsure about the tools.
AI training for your staff, practical and in plain language
AI literacy training with exercises from your own work. On site around Falköping and across Skaraborg, or online.
Knowledge that stays in the organisation
The training is built on your own tasks and workflows. The aim is for staff to use AI safely and thoughtfully in their daily work, and for the knowledge to remain in the organisation afterwards.
Three levels
Tools at work
Hands-on exercises with tools suited to your work: writing, summarising, searching and structuring. Participants work on real tasks.
Leadership and decisions
For those who decide how AI will be used: goals, risks, responsibilities and the guidelines that are needed.
AI literacy and the AI Act
Since 2 February 2025, Article 4 of the EU AI Act has applied. It requires organisations that use AI to take measures, to their best extent, to ensure a sufficient level of AI literacy among their staff. The rules were reviewed during 2026; follow the link below for current information. What it means for you depends on how you use AI. We do not give legal advice, but we take responsibility for the training.
The European Commission answers common questions about AI literacy. European Commission Q&A
How it works
Needs assessment
We go through the group, its tasks and what participants should be able to do afterwards.
Proposal
We propose content, length and exercises based on your tasks. You approve the proposal before we proceed.
Delivery
The training is delivered on site or online, with exercises from your own work.
Follow-up
Afterwards we review what works in practice and what is needed next.
Suggested formats
Suggestions, not fixed packages. Content and length are adapted to your group.
AI introduction for all staff
- Audience
- All employees, no prior knowledge required
- Length
- Suggested: half a day
- Outcome
- A shared understanding of what AI is and how it can be used in daily work.
AI literacy with a basis for a policy
- Audience
- Staff and managers who use AI in their work
- Length
- Suggested: one day
- Outcome
- AI literacy training and a basis for your own AI policy.
Workshop: identify your first three use cases
- Audience
- Management and key staff
- Length
- Suggested: two to three hours
- Outcome
- Three concrete use cases to try, with a plan for putting them into practice.
Frequently asked questions about training
How long is a training course?
It depends on the group and the goal. Formats range from a couple of hours to a full day and are agreed with you.
Is prior knowledge required?
No. The training starts from the group’s level and is delivered in plain language.
What information can we put into AI tools?
That is part of the training. Personal data and trade secrets call for particular care, and we show you how to make sound choices.
Does the AI literacy requirement apply to us?
Article 4 applies to organisations that use AI. How it affects you depends on your use, and legal questions should be checked with a lawyer. We help with the training side.
What does it cost?
The price depends on the size of the group and the format. Describe the group and you will receive a proposal with a price before anything is decided.
Further reading
Describe your training needs
Tell us the size of the group and what you want to achieve, and we will come back with a proposed format.