Enhance Your Life
with AI Training and Workshops

Discover how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can improve your life with our training.

Our training provides a solid foundation in using accessible AI tools to work smarter, complete tasks faster, and simplify routines like meal planning and budget-friendly grocery shopping. From enhancing your writing to exploring smart home technology that reduces reliance on paid support at minimal cost, our workshops offer something for everyone.

COMING SOON:

We’re taking our training to the next level! No more waiting for live sessions — soon you’ll be able to access our video trainings anytime, anywhere.

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Register your interest using the button below and keep an eye on this space!

Organisations

  • Discounts available for non-profits – let us know your needs, and we’ll tailor a package for you.

  • Customised training sessions to fit your organisation’s goals.

Choose your package

AI Introduction Package
$1,390.00
One time

A 2 hour introduction to AI from a disability context for up to 15 staff, delivered online or in-person in the Waikato Region.

✓ 2 hour overview
✓ Online or in Waikato
✓ Lesson and Workshop
Comprehensive Package
$4,990.00
One time

All 5 lessons for up to 15 staff. Includes everything you need to upskill your organisation with AI in a way that includes everyone.

✓ 10 hours of content
✓ AI Video Tutorials
✓ 5 hours of consulting to automate admin
Custom
$1,500.00
One time

We custom build trainings on AI and other technology, and provide consulting to suit each organisation's mahi and goals.

✓ Automate administrative tasks
✓ Minimum 10 hours
✓ Ongoing consulting $150/hr
✓ Help write AI policies & procedures

Individuals

Disabled-led Training: We understand your needs because we’ve been there. Our training is designed by disabled people for disabled people, their whānau, and the wider community.

  • Easy-to-Use Tools: Learn practical, beginner-friendly AI tools to simplify your life.

  • Ongoing Support: From discounts for continued learning to personalised 1-1 coaching, we’re here for you every step of the way.

AI Lessons

Location: All lessons are held on Zoom. In person training can be arranged for people in and around the Waikato region.

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Lesson 1: Introduction to AI

Learn what AI is, how it can enhance your life, and how to use it safely. We’ll introduce you to ChatGPT, showing how it can improve writing and help you figure out what to cook for dinner. We’ll also cover the potential risks of AI and provide tips for safe use.

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Lesson 3: AI Tools for Work and Education

Explore AI calendars that act as personal assistants, helping with task and project management, booking appointments, and organising your schedule. We’ll also explore apps that enhance professional and academic writing, simplify PowerPoint creation, and tools that automatically take meeting minutes and create action lists.

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Lesson 4: AI Tools for Daily Life

Learn how AI can simplify daily tasks like building meal plans and grocery lists in no time, based on what’s on special. We’ll also explore tools for managing your health, using voice assistants, and staying safe from online scams.

Lesson 2: AI for Accessibility

Discover how AI tools can make the world more accessible for everyone. This session covers how AI supports communication, identifies visual information, assists with navigation, and makes the world easier to understand. We’ll also explore how AI can improve the accessibility of your documents, spaces, and events.

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Lesson 5: Smart Home Technologies

Discover how smart home devices—such as smart lights, thermostats, locks, and lawn mowers—can enhance your life. By harnessing the power of AI, these devices can simplify daily tasks, offer greater control over your home environment, and reduce reliance on paid support services. We’ll also look at the upfront costs of setting up a smart home, as well as how these technologies could save you money in the long run by reducing the need for ongoing support.

Need Extra Support?

  • 1 on 1 Coaching: $150/hr.

    For personalised help setting up AI tools, troubleshooting, or tackling specific challenges after attending or our training.

Using Your Disability Support Funding

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Good news! You might be able to use your disability support funding to pay for our AI training.

Our training is designed to help disabled people carry out tasks more independently and reduce the need for ongoing funded support. If this fits the goals or purpose of your funding, you may be able to use it for our training.

We recommend talking with your Kaitūhono / Connector or advisor to check. You will need to explain how the training will help you carry out tasks more independently or reduce your need for ongoing funded support. If you need help explaining how our training meets these goals, feel free to contact us – we’re happy to assist.

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We can’t wait to seeing you in the training!

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Chief Executive Tim Young

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Facilitators Ingrid Jones and Ollie Goulden