AI training: courses, workshops and keynotes
I'm Tim Martin. I teach people how to use AI at work, through live demonstration rather than slides. There are three ways in: one-day public courses for individuals and small groups, in-house workshops for whole teams, and keynotes and board briefings for conferences and leadership groups. Every session works through real tasks in ChatGPT and Claude, and what you learn carries to Copilot.
I'm based in Melbourne and run workshops at your office in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide, or by livestream anywhere in Australia. Since late 2022 I've run about 255 of them for organisations from frontline teams to boards.
AI training formats for business
Face-to-face
One-day public courses around Australia, shown live on real tasks. The core day and the advanced day.
Team learning
Workshops built from your organisation's own documents. Half-day, full-day or online.
Guest speaker
Keynotes and executive briefings on AI in business, with live demonstrations on stage.
The notes you take away
Everyone who comes to a course, workshop or talk gets the full presentation afterwards, and a set of interactive notes. They aren't a PDF of the slides. They're a page you work from:
- every demonstration from the day, with the prompt behind it, ready to copy
- step-by-step instructions, with a switch to show them for ChatGPT, Claude or both
- links to interactive examples I've built, like these agentic workflows, so you can see how something works before you try it
On the day you watch the work being done. The notes are how you do it yourself on Monday. People tell me they're the bit they keep coming back to.
- Open Projects in the sidebar and choose New project.
- Upload the policy with Add files.
- Start a chat in the project and paste the prompt below.
- Open Projects in the sidebar and choose New project.
- Add the policy to the project's files with the + button.
- Start a chat in the project and paste the prompt below.
Summarise this policy for staff in one page of plain English. Start with what changes for them, then anything they need to do and by when. Flag anything in the policy that's unclear.
A cut-down example. Try the switch.
Upcoming courses
One-day public courses around Australia. Book a single seat or send a team.
You're in good company
Some of the organisations I've worked with.
I came along wondering whether any of this would apply to a small business like mine. Left with a page of things to try and a much clearer idea of where to start.
The biggest takeaway for me was watching Tim improve an answer by asking follow-up questions. I’d been giving up when the first result wasn’t right. Such a simple change, but it’s already made a difference.
Honestly didn’t expect to laugh this much at a training course. Learned heaps too!