Most people have tried ChatGPT. Few use it in a way that actually saves time. Our training takes the team from scattered experiments to working methods that stick, using your own tasks as training material.
The training builds in three steps, from foundations to custom-built solutions.
How ChatGPT actually works and why it matters for results. Prompts that produce useful answers instead of generic text, and how to give the model the right context.
The next level is to stop prompting and start building. Custom GPTs for recurring tasks, projects that gather knowledge, and instructions that give the whole team the same quality.
What you can put in and what should stay internal. How to review AI output, where the model tends to guess and how your organisation sets sensible guidelines.
The step after prompting is letting the AI work inside your processes, on tasks that run across several steps.
When the AI stops answering questions and starts performing tasks: multi-step research, materials assembled for you and actions proposed. We show where agent mode adds value and where it needs human control.
OpenAI’s coding agent that takes on tickets, writes code and opens proposed changes. For teams with in-house development we cover how Codex fits the workflow without quality slipping.
Recurring tasks become workflows: request in, material out. We map one of your real processes during the training and build the first version together.
Both formats use your real work tasks as training material.
For teams that have experimented but want structure. Walkthrough, live demos and hands-on exercises on your own tasks. Participants leave with three working methods they can use immediately.
For the people who will become your ChatGPT engines. Building GPTs, setting up projects, writing instructions that hold up and spreading the methods to colleagues.
We have trained teams at NCC, Scania, CDON.com, Hemnet and Humana in generative AI.
Led by Angelika Strandberg, course leader at Berghs School of Communication and Valuemaker of the Year at the #AddHer Awards 2025.
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Tell us briefly about the team and what you want to achieve, and we will come back with a proposal.