Eleven formats, from your first chat with an AI to building agents that work while you sleep. Every format below tells you what it is, who it's for, and what you need before you start. Not sure where you fit? The Compass figures it out in three minutes.
New to AI or want a proper foundation.
Your first real contact with AI, at your own pace.
A self-paced e-learning that explains what generative AI actually is and gets you using it for simple everyday tasks. You'll try things directly in LibreChat and Copilot Chat while you learn.
…you've barely touched AI tools and want to start without anyone watching over your shoulder.
Everyone at Daimler Truck
None. This is the starting line.
How GenAI works, how to ask it properly, and where the guardrails are.
A live workshop on writing prompts that actually get you what you need. You'll learn how the models work under the hood (just enough to use them well), practise on your own work tasks, and learn what you should never paste into a chat.
…you already use AI now and then but the answers are hit-and-miss.
Everyone who uses AI tools at work
You've used an AI chat at least a few times. The Beginners E-Learning covers that.
Find out together where AI helps in your daily work.
Find out where AI actually helps in your team's daily work.
A workshop where your team digs through its own weekly routines and finds the tasks AI could take over. You leave with concrete use cases from your own department, not generic examples, plus the ones other teams already got working.
…you keep hearing 'AI saves time' but nobody has shown you where, in your actual job.
Teams and departments, all functions
Basic AI knowledge in the room. The Prompting Workshop is the ideal warm-up.
The Ten Days Challenge and Process Archaeology: play your way into agents.
Two playful team formats. The Ten Days Challenge sends you one five-minute task per workday for two weeks, from spotting an agent-able task to pitching your team's idea. Process Archaeology takes one process you run every week and asks 'why do we do it this way?' five levels deep. Most processes turn out to be relics, and that's exactly where agents fit.
…your team learns better by doing (and a bit of competition never hurt anyone).
Everyone; runs in teams of three across functions
None. Curiosity is enough.
You live in Excel or in code. AI belongs there too.
Analyse data, build formulas and reports with Copilot doing the heavy lifting.
A hands-on deepdive for people who spend real hours in Excel. You'll use Copilot to analyse data, write formulas you'd normally google, and turn raw tables into reports, all on realistic files.
…Excel is where your workday happens and formulas still cost you time.
Everyone who works with data in Excel
You work with Excel regularly and have M365 Copilot access.
Ship faster with an AI pair programmer that knows your codebase.
A developer-only format on coding with GitHub Copilot: completing and refactoring code, writing tests, and knowing when to trust a suggestion and when to bin it. Built around real development workflows, not toy examples.
…you write code for a living and haven't made Copilot part of your flow yet.
Software developers and IT engineers
You write code as part of your job. That's it.
You want AI to do work for you, not just chat with you.
Walk in with a task that annoys you, drive out with an agent that does it.
A build-along workshop in Copilot Studio. You pick a real, repetitive task from your own work and build an agent that handles it: trigger, data, logic, action. By the end it runs, and you know how to build the next one.
…you use AI daily and you're ready for it to start doing work instead of just answering questions.
Confident AI users from any function
Solid daily AI use and good prompting. The Prompting Workshop level, roughly.
From single agents to automated workflows and multi-agent systems.
A module series for people who already build: automating whole workflows with agents, advanced RAG (agents that work with your documents properly), and multi-agent systems where agents hand work to each other. Each module goes one level deeper.
…you've built your first agent and immediately thought 'okay, what else can I automate?'
Advanced users, power users, CDAOs
You've built at least one working agent, e.g. in the Copilot Studio workshop.
You steer a team, an org, or help others learn AI.
Drive AI adoption in your department instead of just using it yourself.
A multi-session track for leaders: strategic AI use that improves your team's performance and decisions, handling resistance, and leading by example. You'll use AI on your own leadership tasks first, because a mandate from experience beats a mandate from slides.
…you lead people and 'my team should use AI more' is on your list but nothing is moving.
Leaders: VPs, department heads, team leads
None. The journey meets you at your level.
The Guru track: learn to teach, spot use cases, and help your department build.
Five two-hour workshops for AI champions: what it means to be a Guru, teaching people about AI, spotting use cases in your department, helping colleagues implement agents, and AI ethics & governance. Cohorts of up to 20, with prep work between sessions that comes from your own department.
…colleagues already come to you with AI questions and you want to do that job properly.
AI Champions and CDAOs
Completed knowledge-phase programs (Beginners + Prompting or equivalent skill level).
Coaching on demand plus a curated briefing, so the mandate comes from experience.
1:1 coaching sessions on whatever is actually on your desk: your personal AI baseline, AI strategy and board communication, or transforming your organisation. Plus a newsletter that keeps you current without you having to chase the news. Executives set the AI direction, and this makes sure it's set from experience.
…you're expected to have an AI opinion at board level and want it grounded in your own hands-on use.
Executives: C-level, board members, SVPs, and CDAOs
None.
Eleven formats is a lot of menu. The Compass asks you four quick things and points you at the one that fits. If you want the full skill check instead, drive the Grand Tour.
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