Training
Awareness tells your team what AI is. Competence means they can use it safely, within your approved platforms, and produce work that stands up to scrutiny. That distinction is important, and Insightful AI's training closes that gap.
Most of your team is already using AI. Only 28% of UK business leaders believe their workforce can use it properly (SME Magazine, 2025). That gap between access and competence is where the risk sits.
61% of UK organisations allow generative AI use, but only 31% have a formal policy in place (DSIT, January 2026). In the charity sector, 76% of charities are using AI tools, but only 2% are using them strategically (Charity Digital Skills Report, 2025). And even among those who have received training, fewer than half, just 46%, can quality-assure AI outputs to a standard that would satisfy a regulator (DSIT Flexible AI Upskilling Fund evaluation, January 2026).
Free online courses and LinkedIn Learning modules raise awareness. They do not change behaviour. They are not built around your tools, your policies, or the regulations that apply to your sector. They do not produce evidence that the ICO (Information Commissioner's Office) can audit.
Bespoke AI training, built around your own tools and compliance requirements, produces measurable behaviour change and auditable evidence that generic courses cannot. If your teams are already experimenting with AI, or your board is asking questions you cannot yet answer, structured training is the starting point.
We deliver two dedicated training tracks, one designed for SMEs and public sector organisations, the other specifically for charities. Both tracks cover AI fluency, data protection, governance, safe use of generative AI tools, leadership development, and AI-enabled crime awareness. Both produce documented compliance evidence meeting ICO audit requirements after every session.
The difference between our training and what you will find elsewhere is specificity. Before any session, we conduct a scoping call to map your training needs against the Skills England AI Foundation Skills benchmark, the ICO's audit expectations, and your specific regulatory position. Every session then uses your approved tools, your policies, and examples drawn from your working environment. No two sessions are identical.
Your team is using AI tools without guidance. You need structured training that builds consistent skill levels and produces the compliance evidence regulators expect.
Six courses covering AI fluency, data protection, governance, safe use of generative AI tools, leadership briefings, and AI-enabled crime awareness. Each course is built around your organisation's tools, policies, and sector requirements. Delivered in-house at your premises or online for groups of up to 15.
Pricing from £895 ex VAT per session, not per person.
See the full SME and public sector training programmeCharity-specific AI guidance barely exists. You need training that understands donor data, beneficiary records, trustee duties, and the Fundraising Regulator's expectations.
Six courses designed specifically for charities, covering AI fluency, data protection for donor and beneficiary records, governance mapped to Charity Commission and Fundraising Regulator requirements, safe use of AI tools, trustee and leadership development, and AI-enabled crime awareness including donor fraud and deepfake scenarios. Delivered in-house or online.
Pricing from £895 ex VAT per session, not per person.
Unsure where to start? Our free charity AI readiness assessment assesses your data protection, governance, and safeguarding position against Charity Commission expectations, a useful first step before committing to a full training programme.
See the full charity training programmeWe do not teach AI concepts in the abstract. We teach your team how to use AI within your approved platforms, following your policies, with examples from your actual working environment. A scoping call before every engagement maps your tools, your compliance position, and the specific gaps your team needs to close. Generic training creates awareness. Bespoke training changes behaviour.
Our training references specific regulatory requirements by name: the Skills England AI Foundation Skills benchmark, UK GDPR, the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025, the EU AI Act, and the NCSC (National Cyber Security Centre) Code of Practice for the Cyber Security of AI. Compliance obligations are named and explained, not implied.
Participants receive documented evidence of training completion that meets ICO audit requirements. Courses covering data protection produce specific compliance records, including completed DPIA (Data Protection Impact Assessment) documentation where applicable, that can be presented directly to regulators. This is not a certificate of attendance. It is evidence that your organisation has met its training obligations.
| Right for the SME and public sector track | Right for the charity track |
|---|---|
| Your organisation employs staff or contractors who use AI tools | Your charity handles donor, beneficiary, or service user data |
| You need compliance evidence for UK GDPR, the EU AI Act, or sector-specific regulators | You need training mapped to Charity Commission and Fundraising Regulator expectations |
| Your leadership team needs briefings on AI governance and risk | Your trustees need to understand their fiduciary duties around AI adoption |
| You operate in a regulated sector or handle personal data at scale | You want AI-enabled crime awareness covering donor fraud and deepfake scenarios |
Not sure which track fits? Book a free discovery call and we will help you work it out.
All courses are delivered in-house at your premises or online via video call, for groups of up to 15 participants. Larger teams are accommodated across multiple sessions. Every course uses materials written specifically for your organisation. Courses are available as standalone sessions or as part of a sequenced programme that builds from AI fluency through to governance, safe use, and leadership accountability.
Our team has delivered training and briefings to organisations including the National Crime Agency, the National Police Chiefs' Council, Lancashire Police, City of London Police, the National Emergencies Trust, and Cheshire Community Foundation.
You can read more about our team and approach. Looking for AI consulting or implementation rather than training? See our services.
A short call to map your training needs, identify the right track, and agree a plan. No obligation and no sales pitch. Charities can also start with our free assessment to review data protection, governance, and safeguarding readiness before deciding on training.
Not ready for a call yet? Take the free assessment to see where your organisation stands.
Whether you're just getting started or looking to scale, we'll help you find the right path, responsibly.