Industries we train
Every engagement is built around how a specific industry actually works, not a generic AI 101 deck. Here is where we spend most of our time.
Our team has trained:
Financial Services
AI training for banking and financial services teams, built around compliance and client-facing workflows.
Learn more →Law Firms
AI training for legal teams, covering research, drafting, and client communication with the right guardrails.
Learn more →Accounting Firms
AI training for accounting and advisory teams, covering reconciliation, client communication, and reporting.
Learn more →Professional Services
AI training for consulting, engineering, and advisory firms of any kind.
Learn more →Healthcare
AI training for healthcare teams and administrators, built around the sensitivities specific to health data.
Learn more →Telecommunications
AI training for telco teams managing high-volume customer operations.
Learn more →Government
AI training for government departments and agencies.
Learn more →What changes from one industry to the next
The tools are the same in a bank, a law firm and a hospital. What changes is what staff are allowed to put into them, the documents they work on, and what counts as checked. Generic AI training treats all three as a caveat at the end. Industry training starts with them.
What can go into a tool
Client files in a law firm, customer data in a bank and patient information in a hospital each come with their own rules. We read your AI usage and data-handling policies in discovery and teach against them, so what people practise in the room is what they are permitted to do at their desk.
The material people practise on
Demonstrations run on your own formats: correspondence, reports, proposals and policies, with fictionalised detail wherever the real thing cannot leave the building. Practising on the documents your team actually produces is what makes the skill carry over the next morning.
What counts as checked
A summary that is nearly right is fine for an internal note and a real problem in a legal opinion or a credit decision. Each program sets the review standard for the sector, so people know when an answer has to be traced back to its source.
Common questions
Which industries do you train?
We have industry pages for financial services, law firms, accounting firms, professional services, healthcare and telecommunications, plus a page for government teams. Those are where most of our work sits, but every program is built from the client's own workflows, so a sector that is not listed gets the same design process.
Is industry training more expensive than a general workshop?
No. Workshops and custom programs both start at $5,000 + GST per cohort, whatever the sector. The industry work happens in discovery and design, where we read your policies and collect the material the session is built on.
Which AI tools do the industry programs cover?
The tool your organisation has actually deployed: Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini, ChatGPT or Claude. Teaching on the licensed tool avoids the common failure where staff learn on a consumer product and cannot apply any of it inside the work environment.
Do you involve our compliance or risk team?
Yes, during design rather than after. They see the curriculum and worked examples before delivery is scheduled, which is usually faster than approving a generic course and then negotiating exceptions to it.