AI, No-Code & Automation Resources for Businesses

A one-day AI awareness session follows a simple arc: the morning covers the basics (what generative AI is, its uses, its limits), and the afternoon shifts to hands-on practice on your own business cases. By the end of the day, each participant leaves with habits they can use the next morning and a small library of ready-to-use prompts.

A catalog AI training course follows a standard program open to several companies; a custom course is built around your own use cases and delivered to your teams only. The right choice comes down to three factors: how many people you need to train, your AI maturity, and the level of proof you need, especially under Article 4 of the AI Act.

AI training in a micro-business of fewer than 10 employees takes anywhere from half a day to two days, rarely costs more than a few hundred euros once funding is applied, and stays affordable even without a training budget. The real challenge is not the headline price: it is freeing up the time and zeroing in on the two or three uses that will save you hours every week.

A Microsoft 365 Copilot training program is a short, hands-on course that teaches your teams to use the AI assistant built into Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Teams to save time on everyday tasks. Without it, licenses sit mostly unused. With it, the tool becomes a working habit within a few weeks.

Yes, a nonprofit that employs staff can have its AI training funded, mostly through its OPCO (the French skills funding body). For most associations, that body is Uniformation. And since February 2025, the AI Act gives one more reason to act: any organisation that uses AI must make sure its teams understand these tools well enough.

Prompt engineering training teaches your teams to write clear instructions so a generative AI tool like ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini returns reliable answers. Expect one to two days, an open-enrollment price between 700 and 1,200 € excl. VAT per participant, and funding that is often available through your OPCO.

Claude training is mainly for teams whose work depends on long documents and demanding writing: lawyers, consultants, analysts, finance teams and executives. This article helps you decide whether Anthropic's AI is the right tool for your teams.

A useful ChatGPT training program for a company fits into two days, alternates short theory with hands-on work on your own files, and ends when every participant leaves with three to five uses they can apply the following Monday.

Start with your own decisions, not with the tools. An executive trains first to know when to invest in AI, on which processes, and with what risks. Learning to write prompts comes later, and stays secondary. The real first step is to look at where AI already touches your judgment calls: hiring, customer relations, document production, market analysis.