For organisations

Employers, councils, housing associations and charities pay for team programmes. That is what funds the free lessons. Individuals never pay for anything on this site.

The problem, with its numbers attached

35% of UK businesses with ten or more employees now use at least one AI technology. 11% report that more than half their workforce has received AI training. Most people using these tools at work were shown nothing. ONS, 20 July 2026, June 2026 data.

Among employers, the main barrier to AI training is being unsure what training is relevant for the business, then lack of time, then cost. DSIT and DCMS employer survey — note the fieldwork ran spring 2024, so treat it as two years old.

What I do

WhatWho it is forPrice
A day with a team One team, in a room, on their own work£1,800 fixed
A six-week programme The same buyers, where a day is not enough£3,600 fixed
Advisory Organisations deciding what to do about AI Day rate, set at craigstanley.work

These two prices are hypotheses. There is no citable UK benchmark day rate for this market, so I am not going to pretend there is. If they are wrong I would rather find out in the first three conversations than defend them.

What I do not do

How the measure works

We agree what “it worked” means before the work starts, and it goes in writing. On the free side there is one honest measure and I publish it. On the paid side there is a named group and a before and after, so behaviour change is actually observable. Anything else is attendance dressed up.

Standards

Lessons map to the Skills England AI foundation skills for work benchmark and the DfE Essential digital skills standards. The mapping table, including what is not mapped yet.

Talk to me

An email gets a reply from me, not from a form. hello@howtobedigital.com

Worth reading first: the free lessons. They are the proof that I can teach, which is more use to you than a capability statement.