AI at Work: How to Work Smarter, Not Harder

Artificial intelligence is transforming everyday productivity and communication at work - from research and content creation to decision-making. This online CPD seminar is a practical introduction to using AI tools to work more efficiently, automate repetitive tasks and improve the quality of your output.

It is designed for professionals across all areas of business who want to understand what AI can do for them, with no technical experience required. The programme is hands-on, covering generative AI, prompt writing, automation, data and information management, and the responsible, ethical use of AI - all focused on real workplace tasks.

Key topics covered

1. AI tools for workplace productivity
2. Prompt engineering: getting better results from generative AI
3. Automating repetitive tasks with AI
4. AI for research, content creation and communication
5. Responsible and ethical use of AI in the workplace

Learning outcomes

By the end of this online CPD event, participants will be able to:

• Understand the role of artificial intelligence in modern professional environments
• Identify practical AI tools and applications that improve workplace productivity
• Apply effective prompting techniques for more useful and reliable AI-generated results
• Recognise opportunities to automate repetitive and time-consuming tasks
• Use AI to support research, communication, content creation and everyday decision-making
• Understand key considerations around accuracy, privacy, bias and responsible AI use

Why attend

This 5-hour seminar is a practical, easy-to-follow introduction to AI in the modern workplace. Participants gain useful knowledge, practical advice and the confidence to incorporate AI into their everyday work.

Rather than focusing on theory, the session is built around realistic tasks: identifying the right work for AI, writing good prompts, analysing outputs, improving results and integrating AI into existing workflows - while recognising the continued need for human judgement and responsibility. Participants leave better prepared to adapt to an increasingly AI-driven workplace.