THE PILOT CURRICULUM · 8 WORKING SESSIONS

Useful AI work is
taught in the details

These are short, practice-led sessions for teams that need more than a tool tour. Every one begins with a realistic work situation, produces something reusable and ends with a visible authority boundary.

Individual practice or shared company session Synthetic or company-approved, de-identified cases

THE INSTRUCTION METHOD

Not “write me a prompt”
Tell the system how to work

01

Outcome

What decision or usable work result should the draft support?

02

Evidence

Which approved source may it use — and what is unavailable?

03

Role

Who is preparing, reviewing and authorising the next step?

04

Format

What table, brief, checklist or draft should be returned?

05

Limits

What must not be assumed, sent, changed or decided?

06

Check

How will numbers, claims, authority and missing information be reviewed?

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PATH 01 · WRITE A CAREFUL BRIEF

Write work others can verify.

Reliable instructions from incomplete source documents · Controlled project plans

PATH 02 · CHECK THE EVIDENCE

Compare before you conclude.

Supplier offers and evidence · Finance and accounting evidence · Feasibility evidence maps · Excel and data review

PATH 03 · DECIDE AND OPERATE

Make the human decision point explicit.

Weekly reports and decisions · Controlled operations automation

What is active today

One free fictional workboard lesson. The programme map is public so buyers can see the learning method before commercial access exists.

WHAT A TEAM PRACTISES

Eight modules
A shared way of working

01

Project coordination · client work · operations

Reliable instructions from incomplete source documents

Usable outcome

A source-linked action draft that does not invent owners, dates or commitments.

Practice

Separate source sentences, actions, owners, dates and missing information in the two supplied source documents.

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AUTHORITY BOUNDARY

A reply, commitment or system update remains a draft until an authorised person acts.

02

Project managers · technical teams · department leads

Turn meeting notes into a controlled project plan

Usable outcome

A one-week plan that separates decisions, tasks, dependencies and open questions.

Practice

Triage an inbound client email, then sort meeting notes into decisions, tasks, dependencies and open questions; any reply stays an internal draft.

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AUTHORITY BOUNDARY

Schedule changes, budget commitments and client communication need authorised review.

03

Procurement · finance · operations · project teams

Compare supplier offers without false certainty

Usable outcome

An equal-scope comparison matrix and the questions needed before a purchase decision.

Practice

Normalize quantity, unit, VAT, delivery, warranty, payment and exclusions across offers.

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AUTHORITY BOUNDARY

Supplier selection, PO creation, payment and commercial negotiation are not AI actions.

04

Team leads · analysts · project and operations managers

Produce a weekly report leaders can verify

Usable outcome

A report that separates observed progress, risk, decision need and next step.

Practice

Draft the weekly report from partial evidence, then review it as the manager on four points: source support, visible unknowns, authority boundary and decision route.

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AUTHORITY BOUNDARY

External status, public claims and contractual notices require human review.

05

Finance operations · accounting support · procurement coordination

Find missing evidence before finance or accounting review

Usable outcome

An evidence checklist and review queue — not an accounting entry, tax opinion or payment instruction.

Practice

Match invoice, delivery and approval references, then route each mismatch to the right role.

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AUTHORITY BOUNDARY

Posting, tax treatment and payment release remain with authorised professionals.

06

Strategy · project development · technical sales · investment support

Build a feasibility evidence map before recommending

Usable outcome

An evidence map separating confirmed facts, assumptions, unknowns and decision gates.

Practice

Build an evidence register for technical, market, permit, cost, financing and delivery questions.

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AUTHORITY BOUNDARY

Investment, contractual, permit and financial decisions require competent authorised review.

07

Analysts · finance operations · project controls · operations teams

Clean and check an Excel or data workbook without losing the source

Usable outcome

A documented data-review plan that preserves the original file and makes every change checkable.

Practice

Name each proposed transformation, make a reversible copy and reconcile totals, dates and units.

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AUTHORITY BOUNDARY

Publishing a workbook, changing a system of record or deciding from its figures needs review.

08

People operations · operations leads · project teams

Design controlled automation for HR and operations

Usable outcome

A workflow map showing what may be drafted, what needs review, what may be authorised and what happens on failure.

Practice

Map approved inputs, a draft step, human review, authorised action, an exception owner and an audit record.

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AUTHORITY BOUNDARY

No hiring, dismissal, employment decision, production connection, external message, purchase or payment without approval.

HOW A COMPANY USES IT

One shared standard
Different real jobs

1. A person practises on a safe case or approved work context.

2. A team compares methods in a shared session — not private source documents.

3. In a future production cohort, the intended manager view would appear only for at least five named registered learners and would show completion and aggregate learning themes — never raw drafts or performance scores.

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