Your team is probably using AI already – the question is how well and how safely. Using their own tasks, we show your staff where AI tools really help and where their limits are. Afterwards your team shares one set of ground rules instead of twelve different habits.
Instead of textbook examples, we work with the emails, texts and research your team actually handles.
Knowing the limits
Where AI tools get things wrong, invent facts or are out of date – and how to check the results.
Data protection & GDPR
Which data may go into which tool, what settings like a training opt-out actually do, and what stays off-limits in your company.
AI literacy under the EU AI Act
The content covers what Article 4 means by AI literacy: skills, knowledge and an understanding of opportunities and risks.
Your AI policy
The workshop produces one page of ground rules: what’s allowed, what never goes into a tool and what always gets checked before it goes out.
Your format
On-site or online, in German or English, tailored to your industry and your team’s level.
Material from the workshop
What a half day looks like – from the schedule and a typical exercise to the ground rules your team actually uses afterwards.
Example
AI in everyday office work
Half day · 8 to 12 people · on-site
What AI can do – and where it gets things wrong
Practice 1: your emails and quotes
Break
Practice 2: summarising and research
Data protection and the AI Act: what applies
Your ground rules for the team
Example
From the exercise: a prompt with a real example
Before
Write a reply to the customer email.
After
Reply as the customer service of a joinery to the email below. Tone: friendly, short, formal. Confirm the delivery date of 14 March and offer a call back. Do not mention prices.
Role, tone, facts and limits – four ingredients that turn a random text into a usable reply.
Example
AI rules on one page
Draft that teams complete themselves in the workshop
Teams already using ChatGPT, Copilot or Gemini – but everyone in their own way
Companies rolling out AI tools that need clear ground rules
Businesses that want a short, clear AI policy for their team
Businesses that want to take the AI literacy duty under the EU AI Act seriously
AI literacy at work: what the EU AI Act requires and what makes good training
Article 4 of the EU AI Act on AI literacy has applied since 2 February 2025. It covers not only companies that develop AI but everyone who uses AI systems professionally – including the business whose team drafts quotes with ChatGPT. These companies must take measures that support the AI literacy of their staff and of others who use AI on their behalf. Since the amendment by the so-called Digital Omnibus on AI (in force since 27 July 2026), the text makes clear that no specific level has to be guaranteed – but the duty itself remains. Training is an obvious, traceable way to meet it; it doesn’t replace legal advice.
EU AI Act
Article 4 · AI literacy
Anyone who uses AI at work makes sure their people know how to handle it.
2 Feb 2025Article 4 applies27 Jul 2026Digital Omnibus: the duty remainstoday
Applies to
Companies that develop AI
Companies that use AI at workincluding the team drafting quotes with ChatGPT
Training is a traceable way to meet the duty. It doesn’t replace legal advice.
Good AI training doesn’t start with theory but with everyday work. What are your people already typing into ChatGPT or Copilot? Which tasks eat up time? That’s exactly what we practise on: writing clear instructions, giving context, checking and refining results. Once people see on their own examples how much a good prompt changes, they use AI differently.
InstructContextCheckRefine
TaskSummarise the minutes in three points
For whomthe team that wasn’t there
Limitonly what’s in the minutes
Answer
Delivery times get longer from March
Trade fair stand: set-up on 14 MayCheck the datecorrect
Holiday planning by end of January
Practice happens on your own tasks: instruct, add context, check, refine.
Security matters just as much. Customer data, health data or internal figures have no place in many free tools. We show which settings and licences make a difference, how to anonymise data before entering it and why AI answers should never go to customers unchecked. If you like, we help turn all this into a short, clear AI policy for your team.
Before entering
Please reply to Maria Huber[customer] about her complaint, customer number 48 213[number]. Tone: friendly.
AI tool
Business account, not a free oneon
Use inputs for trainingoff
The answer is checked before it goes out
Personal data comes out before anything goes into the tool – and nothing reaches customers unchecked.
Training and consulting go together. In training, your team learns how to use AI tools well and safely. What your business should use AI for in the first place is something we work out with management in our AI consulting. Many businesses start with consulting and then train the team specifically for the tasks that came out of it.
AI consultingwith management
What do we use AI for?
Reply templatesDrafting quotesSummarising minutes
AI trainingwith the team
How do we use it well and safely?
AKMSJPLWTB
Consulting often comes first – then training for exactly those tasks.
EU AI Act
Article 4 · AI literacy
Anyone who uses AI at work makes sure their people know how to handle it.
2 Feb 2025Article 4 applies27 Jul 2026Digital Omnibus: the duty remainstoday
Applies to
Companies that develop AI
Companies that use AI at workincluding the team drafting quotes with ChatGPT
Training is a traceable way to meet the duty. It doesn’t replace legal advice.
InstructContextCheckRefine
TaskSummarise the minutes in three points
For whomthe team that wasn’t there
Limitonly what’s in the minutes
Answer
Delivery times get longer from March
Trade fair stand: set-up on 14 MayCheck the datecorrect
Holiday planning by end of January
Practice happens on your own tasks: instruct, add context, check, refine.
Before entering
Please reply to Maria Huber[customer] about her complaint, customer number 48 213[number]. Tone: friendly.
AI tool
Business account, not a free oneon
Use inputs for trainingoff
The answer is checked before it goes out
Personal data comes out before anything goes into the tool – and nothing reaches customers unchecked.
AI consultingwith management
What do we use AI for?
Reply templatesDrafting quotesSummarising minutes
AI trainingwith the team
How do we use it well and safely?
AKMSJPLWTB
Consulting often comes first – then training for exactly those tasks.
What does AI training cost?
Half-day workshop
from €790
usually €790–€1,390
Per group, on-site in Vienna or online – basics, hands-on with your own tasks, data protection and the AI Act.
Full-day workshop
from €1,490
usually €1,490–€2,790
Per group – more practice time, your own AI rules and documents to show AI literacy.
Guide prices in euros, no VAT is charged (Austrian small business exemption). You get your fixed price after our first call – no hidden extras.
How we work
From the first call to well after launch, you always know what happens next. You get a fixed quote once we have talked.
A free conversation about goals, audience and budget. Afterwards both sides know whether it is a fit.
≈ 1 week
2
Step 2: Concept & design
Structure, copy and look – as a clickable prototype you can try out first.
≈ 2–3 weeks
3
Step 3: Build
Development, content, animation and testing on every device, in both languages.
≈ 3–6 weeks
4
Step 4: Launch & care
Go-live, handover and then SEO, hosting and maintenance from one team.
ongoing
Frequently asked questions
Is AI training for employees mandatory?
Since 2 February 2025, the EU AI Act (Article 4) has required companies that use AI systems professionally to take measures on their staff’s AI literacy. The law doesn’t prescribe a particular course or certificate. Hands-on training is, however, an obvious and traceable way to meet the duty.
How much does AI training cost?
A half-day workshop for your group starts at €790 (usually up to €1,390), a full-day workshop at €1,490 (usually up to €2,790) – no VAT is charged (Austrian small business exemption). On-site in Vienna or online. The price depends on group size, the number of sessions and how closely we tailor the content to your processes. After the first call you get a fixed price.
Do participants need any prior knowledge?
No. We adapt the training to your team’s level – from people trying ChatGPT for the first time to those who use it every day. In an initial call we find out where your team stands.
Is the training on-site or online?
Both work: on-site at your business, or online via video call – online also for teams in Germany, Switzerland and elsewhere. We run the training in German or English.
Which AI tools do you use in the training?
The tools your team uses or is going to use – such as ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot or Google Gemini. The basics apply to all of them: anyone who can phrase requests well and check the results will cope with new tools too.
What is the difference between AI training and AI consulting?
Training is for your team: they learn how to use AI tools well and safely. AI consulting is for owners and management: we work out what your business should use AI for, weigh the ideas by effort and benefit and agree on the first step. The two can be combined.
Article 4 of the EU AI Act requires AI literacy from every company using AI tools. What changed with the Digital Omnibus and how to train and document it.
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