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Skills for working with AI, taught properly

GenAI Career Lab is a learning platform for people whose job is not engineering. Short courses, real examples, and a clear line between what to hand to a machine and what to keep.

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A catalogue that grows with the field

Courses are grouped by the work they support, from foundations through prompting to judgement and governance. Start anywhere, in any order that suits the job in front of you.

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Learn by doing, not by watching

Every lesson pairs a short video with an interactive exercise you complete in the browser. Progress is recorded as you go, so picking it up again next week is easy.

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Built for teams as well as individuals

Enrol a cohort, track completion across the group, and see which parts of the material people are actually finishing. No spreadsheet required.

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Taught by people who do the work

Courses are written and delivered by practitioners who use these tools in client work every week, not by full time trainers reading from a script.

Meet the teachers
  • Short lessons, at your own pace
  • Practice, not just video
  • Works on a phone
  • A record of what you finish

Whatever your line of work

Joiners, solicitors, nurses, accountants, teachers, civil servants. The courses assume the job you already do, not a background in software.

Working for yourself

Go at your own pace, on your own account, and keep the record of everything you finish.

Leading a team

Put everyone through the same material, so the team shares one vocabulary and one set of rules.

Rolling it out at work

Train several departments, report on who has finished, and hand out a policy people can actually follow.

Teaching it yourself

Use the material with your own cohort, or bring a course of your own onto the platform.

Subject areas

The catalogue is grouped by the kind of work each course supports. Every area here is live on the site.

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Courses on the platform

A sample of what is running now. The full catalogue is open to anyone with an account.

New Work

AI Reality Check

skills

Generative AI Skills Lab

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How the platform works

The same set of tools behind every course, so a learner who finishes one already knows how to take the next.

Short, made videos

Illustrated explainers of a few minutes each, produced for the platform rather than recorded off a webinar.

Interactive practice

Exercises you complete in the browser, with feedback that explains the reasoning rather than marking a box.

Accessible by default

Captions and transcripts on every video, keyboard navigation throughout, and a dark mode that is a real second palette.

Progress you can see

Completion tracked per activity, for the learner and, on a cohort, for whoever is running the programme.

Getting started

Four steps, and the first three take about five minutes.

  1. 01

    Create an account

    An email address is enough. No card, no sales call.

  2. 02

    Pick a subject area

    Browse by the kind of work you do rather than by course title.

  3. 03

    Work through it

    Watch, practise, apply. Your place is saved between sessions.

  4. 04

    Keep the record

    Completion and any certificates stay on your profile for as long as the account exists.

Built on

The platform runs on open, standards based tooling rather than a closed courseware product, so the content stays portable and the data stays exportable.

Ginap Consulting AI University Moodle H5P Google Cloud

What it looks like in practice

Five jobs, and the part of each one where these tools earn their place.

A joiner running a two van firm

Quotes and chasing emails used to take an evening a week. Drafting them takes minutes now, and the evening goes back to the tools.

A solicitor in private practice

Summarising a bundle and drafting a first pass, with a firm line around anything that has to carry a name.

A policy officer at a local authority

Briefing notes that used to take a morning, drafted in twenty minutes and still recognisably the officer's own work.

A finance manager in manufacturing

Month end commentary drafted rather than written from nothing, leaving the time for the variances that need explaining.

A practice manager in healthcare

A whole team put through the same course, so everybody works to the same rules about patient information.

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Create an account and open the first lesson today. Bringing a team? Get in touch and we will set the cohort up for you.

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