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The tools change every week. Fayne turns your workshops into an academy for each client: pre-work that levels the room, practice that makes it stick, and lessons that move when the tools do. Under your brand.

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Lesson 3 · 6 min

Prompting that gets it right

Give it the context a new colleague would need, show one example, and check the answer before you trust it.

Do this for real

Draft this week's client update with AI

Use your real notes. Submit what you sent, and what you changed.

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The tools changed. 7 lessons updated across 3 client academies.

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What we hear

The workshop was great. Then Monday happened.

What AI trainers and agencies tell us, in their words.

  • “Every time I run it, I open with what changed in the tools since last month.”
    AI trainer, corporate workshops
  • “Companies send a group to AI training and call it AI implementation. It isn't.”
    AI enablement consultant
  • “Half the room has never opened ChatGPT. The other half is bored by minute ten.”
    AI trainer, 8 client companies
  • “By the time they meet me in person, they've forgotten the basics.”
    Training company, AI programmes
  • “They want steps. What do I do next, and after that?”
    AI academy founder
  • “Re-recording the videos every quarter costs more than making them did.”
    AI agency, public courses

Nobody wants AI training. They want their people using AI on Monday.

Your clients don't buy the workshop. They buy the change in how their team works. That change happens in the weeks around the room, and that is the part nobody builds.

The workshop, wrapped

Same workshop. Now it sticks.

You keep teaching. Fayne takes the before and the after, in the client's own academy.

  1. 1

    A week before

    Everyone arrives level

    A few welcome questions show who is new and who is ahead. Send each group the pre-work that fits, and the room starts at the actual how.

    How do you use AI at work today?

    I haven't really startedA few prompts a week

    You see it, and so does the tutor

  2. 2

    In the room

    You teach the good part

    No hour lost on the basics. You see who did the pre-work before you walk in.

    Workshop · Tuesday, 9:30

    14 of 16 did the pre-work

    The room starts at the actual how

  3. 3

    The weeks after

    They use it on real work

    Missions ask them to try it on their own job and submit what they made. Practice and feedback in every lesson.

    Do this for real

    Use AI to draft this week's client update, then submit it

    Due Friday
  4. 4

    At the check-in

    The sponsor sees who can

    A plain report for the person who paid: who finished, who tried it, what still needs work.

    Harbor Logistics
    • Pre-work finished14 of 16
    • Mission submitted12 of 16
    • Explained when not to use it11 of 16

Keeps up with the tools

The tools moved. So did the lessons.

Staleness is the tax on every AI course. Fayne makes the update a request, not a re-shoot.

  • One request, every clientTell the agent what changed. It finds the lessons that mention it across your academies, drafts the fix, and waits for your yes.
  • It hears what they askThe questions learners put to the tutor show what's confusing and what's missing, so you know what to fix next.
  • The basics, already doneThe library's AI courses are kept current as the tools change. Add them under your own lessons and spend your hours on the client-specific part.

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Today vs with Fayne

What changes around the room.

  • Before the sessionWorkshop onlyA reading list most people open on the train.With FayneWelcome questions and short pre-work that bring everyone to the same level.
  • After the sessionWorkshop onlyA PDF and a recording. Links get lost in a week.With FayneMissions on real work, practice with feedback, one place to find it all.
  • When a tool changesWorkshop onlyYou re-record, or open next time with what's different.With FayneAsk once, review the drafted updates, approve.
  • What the client seesWorkshop onlyA happy-sheet score from the last hour of the day.With FayneWho finished, who used it on their work, what still needs practice.
  • What you sellWorkshop onlyDays in a room, booked one at a time.With FayneThe workshop plus an academy they keep paying for.

One per client

Every client gets their own. None of them say Fayne.

Build your programme once. Give each client company its own academy, with its logo, its domain, and lessons tuned to its tools and its people.

  • Your brand on everythingYour logo and colours, the client's domain, email from your sender.
  • Separate by designEach academy has its own people, courses and team. Clients never see each other.
  • Priced for many clientsScale runs unlimited academies from one login, with no per-learner fees.

Questions

Questions AI trainers ask.

The short ones are here. For anything else, ask below.

  • No. Point people to the vendor's own intro where it's good, add the library's AI courses where you want a finished base, and spend your time on the part only you teach: their tools, their workflows, their rules.

Start with one workshop.

Upload the deck. Fayne drafts it wrapped: the welcome questions, the pre-work, the missions after, and the report your sponsor reads.

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