20% DISCOUNT when booking 2+ courses or 2+ people Discount applied at check-out

Delivery

Brisbane

COURSE DETAILS

This workshop avoids feature checklists and focuses on durable, business-first ways of working with AI.


You’ll learn how to use the latest version of ChatGPT (with light comparisons to Claude and Gemini) to improve real workplace outcomes across preparation, research, writing and decision-making — using a context-first approach that goes beyond prompting. It’s a no-code workshop: everything demonstrated is available through the standard paid version of ChatGPT, with practical workflows you can take straight back to work.

Program topics

Data security and safe use
What to share, what not to, and how to use AI safely with confidential or client material.

Context that improves outcomes
How to brief the AI properly (including dictation and advanced voice workflows) so it produces higher-quality work faster.

Research and verification for business decisions
Deep research, source checking, and validation of numbers, claims and market propositions.

Workflow adoption across teams
How individuals, teams and departments use AI differently — and how to embed practices that actually stick.

Analysis on real business inputs
Financials and unstructured data (e.g., customer feedback) to extract insights, test assumptions and support decisions.

Brand voice and quality control
Avoid generic AI output through iteration, feedback loops and practical brand guidance.

Repeatable automations (no-code)
Projects-style “rinse and repeat” setups for recurring work like briefs, updates, meeting prep and drafts.

Capability gap (what you don’t know you’re missing)
You’ll see practical, current workflows most professionals haven’t encountered yet — and learn how to apply them immediately.

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Your instructor

Tim Martin

Tim Martin

Tim Martin runs net101, a small Melbourne business that teaches people how to use AI at work.

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FAQ

Mainly ChatGPT and Claude. The day moves between the two, and most of the methods work the same way in both.
Yes. Copilot is built on the same underlying AI models as ChatGPT and Claude. The demonstrations aren't run in Copilot, but the methods carry over.
If you're new to AI or use it now and then, start with Foundations of AI at Work. If you already use ChatGPT or Claude most days, go straight to ChatGPT and Claude at Work. Many people do both, and the 20% two-course discount applies.
The program is updated regularly as the platforms change, so you see the tools as they are now.
Not for the course itself. To use much of what's demonstrated afterwards, you'll need a paid plan.
Book two or more courses, or two or more people, and you get 20% off. The discount is applied at checkout and can't be combined with other offers.
If you've done a net101 course before, you get 20% off any other single course. Contact us for a code before you book.
If you're from a registered charity, a student or between jobs, you get 20% off a single course, or 50% off two or more. Contact us to confirm you're eligible before you book.
Pay by Visa, Mastercard or AMEX when you book, or choose to pay by invoice. The invoice is emailed to you when you book and needs to be paid before the course, unless we've agreed otherwise.
Yes. Once you've booked, email tim@net101.com.au with the PO number and any other details you need, and we'll send an updated invoice.
Email tim@net101.com.au at least 28 days before the course and you'll get a full refund. After that we can't refund, but you can send someone in your place.
Only for medical reasons, affecting you or a dependant, and with at least 24 hours' notice before the course starts. You can transfer once, to the same course, within 3 months of the original date. A transferred booking can't be refunded or passed to someone else.
Yes. Email us their name and contact details at least 24 hours before the course starts. This isn't available if you've already transferred the booking.
Managers, professionals and business owners who want to use AI properly in their everyday work, from occasional users to people who use it daily.
No. net101 courses are professional development, not nationally recognised qualifications.
Yes. Half-day or full-day, onsite or virtual, and built around your organisation's own documents and work. See Team learning.
In professional corporate training venues around Australia. The venue for each course is on its course page.
Courses usually run from 9:00am to 4:30pm. Check the course page for the exact times.
Yes. Tea and coffee are provided, and lunch is covered. Depending on the venue, lunch is either ordered in or you're given an allowance to buy your own nearby, so you can choose something that suits you.
No. The day is live demonstrations, not a hands-on lab. You're welcome to bring a laptop or other device to use in the background. There's wifi, but we can't guarantee access to a power point, so come charged or bring your cord.
Whatever you'd wear to the office. Training rooms can run cold, so bring a layer.

What participants thought

Julie H

Insights Specialist & Research Director

Tim makes light work of this course, proving that no matter what you think you know there’s another element that might just be the missing piece of the puzzle. Very helpful and engaging way to spend a day unlocking potential from many angles. Highly recommended.

Michelle S

Office Manager

Absolutely fantastic workshop! A really great intro. I gained valuable knowledge that I can easily apply to my business. Highly recommend.

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