Understand the fundamentals
Build a plain-language understanding of Generative AI, its common applications, and its limitations.
Generative AI workshops
Help your team use Generative AI with more confidence and judgment.
Practical, in-person workshops and classes for organizations that want people to understand the possibilities, limits, and responsible use of Generative AI.
A useful starting point
Learning connected to real work.
A workshop should do more than demonstrate tools. It should help participants understand where Generative AI may be useful, where careful review remains essential, and how to start applying it in their own context.
We shape the learning around your audience, priorities, and examples. The scope is agreed before delivery, so participants know what the session will and will not cover.
Possible outcomes
A shared foundation for thoughtful use.
The final learning outcomes depend on the agreed audience and scope.
Practice with relevant examples
Explore prompting and review techniques through examples selected for the participating group.
Recognize risks and responsibilities
Discuss confidentiality, accuracy, bias, human review, and organizational boundaries.
Identify practical next steps
Turn observations from the session into focused experiments or capability needs to consider next.
Delivery formats
Choose a format that fits the group.
Duration, participant count, location, language, exercises, and preparation are confirmed together.
Focused workshop
An interactive session centered on a defined team, question, or work context.
In-person class
Structured classroom learning with explanation, guided practice, and time for questions.
Tailored program
A sequence of sessions for organizations that need learning across roles or capability levels.
Relevant experience
Completed Generative AI training pilot.
Nexcyrix completed a Generative AI user-training pilot for participating students at Hakrinbank N.V. Additional client details and outcomes are not published without approval.
Read the published case contextPlanning the session
Clear scope before delivery.
A short discovery conversation helps determine whether a workshop is the right next step.
Define the audience
We discuss roles, existing experience, learning needs, and any practical constraints.
Agree the purpose
We identify the questions, examples, and intended learning outcomes for the session.
Confirm the format
We agree duration, location, group size, language, materials, and responsibilities.
Deliver and reflect
Participants learn, practise, ask questions, and identify sensible follow-up actions.
Questions
Before requesting a workshop.
Is this only for technical teams?
No. A session can be shaped for leaders, business teams, educators, technical professionals, or a mixed audience.
Can the workshop take place at our location?
In-person delivery can be discussed. Availability, location, facilities, and travel arrangements are confirmed during scoping.
Can you use examples from our organization?
Relevant examples can be considered after agreeing what information may be used and which confidentiality boundaries apply.
Do you provide a standard price?
A proposal is prepared after the audience, location, duration, preparation, and scope are clear.
Plan a practical next step
Tell us what your team needs to learn.
Share the audience, preferred location, possible dates, participant count, and the questions you want the session to address.