Service · Wolff Applied AI
Modular AI training that equips staff and leadership in a hands-on way — online-first and verifiable.
From five combinable modules (M1–M5) we put together a tailored AI training programme from 0.5 to 6 days — practice-oriented, honest in its ambition and without hype. Delivery is online by default (interactive, without travel effort); an on-site in-person delivery is possible on request or where didactically sensible. Every training delivers a slide deck, a handout, practical exercises, a knowledge check, participation certificates and concrete transfer recommendations. This way you close the skill gap and simultaneously address the AI competence obligation under Article 4 EU AI Act.
The skill gap in AI competence is among the most frequently cited implementation hurdles — depending on the survey, 35–64% of companies report a lack of AI skills in their workforce. Since 02.02.2025, Article 4 EU AI Act requires a sufficient level of AI competence among everyone who deals with AI systems; training thus moves from a nice-to-have to a verifiable duty. At the same time, many tools (such as ChatGPT or Microsoft 365 Copilot) are already in use in-house, but are used unsystematically, insecurely or in a data-protection-critical way. Generic online courses generate little transfer: without role-specific examples and accompanied practice, what has been learned rarely sticks in everyday work. This is exactly where a modular, accompanied programme comes in.
6 phases, 3 gates — you decide at every transition.
We clarify the target group(s), level of knowledge and your definition of success, and select the fitting modules and training days from these (recommendation M1 → M2 → M3/M4). We set the format for each session (online as standard, in-person on request), capture existing tools and, where needed, clarify white-label rights and the data protection framework.
We load the standard modules, select role-specific examples for M2, and build the slide deck, handout, exercises and knowledge check for each module. Module M3 is checked against the current EU AI Act status; the setup for online (or in-person) delivery is prepared.
Interactive delivery online (Teams or similar) — in person on request. M1 fundamentals, M2 AI in everyday work incl. Microsoft 365, M3 EU AI Act & data protection in brief, M4 AI for managers, each with early activation, short lecture blocks and accompanied exercises using fictional/public data.
We conduct the knowledge check for each module and issue personalised participation certificates (referencing Article 4 EU AI Act). Handout and accompanying material are handed over to the participants.
We hand over a transfer recommendation to the client and management with next steps and suitable follow-up modules, and collect brief feedback. This keeps what was learned connectable in everyday work.
Where needed, we deepen sector- or department-specific use cases or enable internal multipliers to continue running the standard modules independently. Optional templates and prompt libraries anchor the programme in-house.
A professional, on-brand slide deck per booked module — usable online as well as in person, with speaker notes.
A self-contained reference work per module with core concepts, checklists, frameworks and transfer questions to take away.
Guided, role-relevant exercises with model solutions — using only fictional or public data, prepared for online (breakout) and in-person delivery.
A knowledge check per module (multiple choice and reflection questions) for learning objective control and as a verification component.
A personalised certificate per participant as a traceable record of the completed AI training (referencing Article 4 EU AI Act).
A compact recommendation for the client and management: next steps, suitable follow-up modules and tips for anchoring in everyday work.
The base package stands on its own. Optional modules dock on now or later — you decide how far you go.
A further module from the toolkit (M1–M5) adds an additional topic or role focus to the programme. It is planned and delivered directly together with the booked modules — an additional training day with its own material, not a separate project.
A moderated online Q&A session a few weeks after the training catches practical questions from everyday work and consolidates what was learned. It supplements the delivery with accompanied transfer but does not replace a complete module.
A compact refresher session brings the teams up to date after around half a year — new features, changed rules, open questions. Sensibly bookable later, once initial practical experience is available.
We enable internal multipliers to continue running the standard modules independently — including a trainer guide and clarified material rights. A later step towards permanent in-house anchoring, independent of the individual delivery.
Note: not legal advice. Content with a legal dimension (e.g. EU AI Act, GDPR, ISO/IEC 42001) is professional orientation, not legal counsel.
You receive a clear, individual proposal before any engagement. Under § 19 UStG no VAT is charged; any ancillary costs (e.g. model/hosting/API fees, travel) are not included.
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Let us clarify in a free intro call whether this offer fits your situation — honestly and without sales pressure.As a follow-up we then recommend Microsoft 365 Copilot Enablement.
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