# For organisations 35% of UK businesses with ten or more staff use AI. 11% say more than half their workforce has had any training on it. The teaching here is the gap between those two numbers. Source: Office for National Statistics, *Artificial intelligence in UK businesses: 2023 to 2026*, 20 July 2026 — https://www.ons.gov.uk/businessindustryandtrade/business/businessservices/articles/artificialintelligenceinukbusinesses/2023to2026 ## Three things people ring about **"The board asked how tenants who aren't online will get information under the new requirements. There wasn't a good answer."** The Social Tenant Access to Information Requirements take effect for private registered providers from 1 October 2026, with individual request rights from 1 April 2027. Here is the plain version of what that means for tenants who cannot get online, and what can be done in the time left. Free, no form. [Read it](/organisations/stairs/) **"We bought the licences a year ago. The usage reports are embarrassing and finance has noticed."** The most common call. Before buying any training, here are eleven questions worth asking and what each answer tells you. Anybody who can answer all eleven does not need help. [The questions](/organisations/unused-licences/) **"Half the team are frightened of it and the other half are already using it without telling us."** Sixty-nine per cent of UK workers are worried about what AI does to the economy. A manager who says nothing is not being neutral — the silence gets filled. Here is what to say when you do not know yet. [Read it](/learn/horizon/) ## What is on offer ### One day, one team — £1,800 fixed up to 20 people · on site A single day. Afterwards the team can decide whether a task is safe to give an AI tool, write a request that gets something useful back, and check an answer before it goes to anybody. - Written summary for people who could not attend - Practice cards for everybody, printable, yours to copy - Four weeks' notice ### AI at work, six weeks — £3,600 fixed up to 12 people · North East or online Six sessions of ninety minutes. Nine hours of contact time. What is being measured is agreed at the start and reported against at the end, rather than against attendance. - £300 a head at full group size - No day rates, no expenses within the North East - Four weeks' notice ## What is not on offer Not an accredited qualification. Not an awarding organisation. No e-learning licences, no platform, no hundred-person webinars. General users and the people who support them, not specialists or developers. Buyers who need spaced practice and a delayed check after teaching should see [Digital Learning Practice](/digital-learning-practice/). ## When the teaching day is not enough One day, one team and AI at work, six weeks teach the skill. Digital Learning Practice is what you add when you need the skill to hold: one behaviour, practice over weeks, manager observation, and a delayed check. [Digital Learning Practice](/digital-learning-practice/) ## Channel and white-label buyers Teaching day prices above are for end-customer programmes. Consultancies, academies, LMS/LXP implementers and certification bodies who need a white-label retention and transfer layer should see [Spaced Learning Practice](/spaced-learning-practice/) — Prove, Scale and Operate packages that sit beside teaching, not instead of free lessons.