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AI training

ChatGPT, Claude and Copilot training for your team

Monolith teaches teams to use AI on tasks from their own work, in person around Spokane or remotely nationwide. Sessions cover useful instructions, practical examples and checking the results. See the workshops page to discuss your team, learning goals and session format.

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Who this is for

Owners who want a practical AI edge, and teams whose AI usage today is one person with a chatbot subscription and no shared workflow.

What is included

  • Private one-on-one sessions built around your work
  • Group sessions for 4 or more with shared workflows
  • Custom half-day team trainings, quoted by scope
  • Real workflows built live on your actual tasks
  • Follow-up notes and prompt libraries included
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Plan your project

Private sessions, groups of four or more, and custom half-day trainings are available. Book a call to discuss the agenda, team size, and scheduling.

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Further reading

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FAQ

AI Training Workshops, answered

How is this different from sending staff to an online AI course?
A course teaches a tool in the abstract and ends when the tab closes. Training here runs on your team's own backlog, so what gets built during the session is work the business already needed. See the workshops page to discuss the format and scheduling.
How do we know the training actually stuck?
You leave with the examples, reusable AI instructions and notes from the session. Try them on a new task afterward and check whether your team can use and review the results without help.
Which AI tools does the training cover?
The ones your team actually has: ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot or Gemini, on the business plans and data settings you use. Sessions also cover a short use policy, so everyone knows what may be shared with an AI tool and what needs review.
Which roles get the most out of it?
Marketing, sales, ops, and admin see the fastest return, because their weeks carry the most repeatable work. Leadership usually joins the first hour to set what is in scope.
Where this shows up first

See the full Monolith service area, Spokane, the Inland Northwest, and remote nationwide.

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