Claude workshops for Australian teams.
Hands-on training in Claude — Anthropic's AI assistant. Learn how to write, research and analyse faster, work through long documents in minutes, and fold Claude into the way your team already works. Built around your workflows, not a generic course.
What is a Claude workshop?
Claude is Anthropic's AI assistant — the chat tool at claude.ai that you use in plain English for writing, research, analysis and thinking work. It's known for clear, considered writing and for handling large amounts of text at once: long reports, contracts, transcripts and spreadsheets can go into a single conversation and come back summarised, compared or rewritten.
A Claude workshop is a hands-on session where your team learns to use it confidently on real work. Rather than watching a demo, you bring your own documents and tasks and leave knowing how to prompt well, set Claude up with the right context and make it a genuine part of your day. If your team writes code, Anthropic's agentic Claude Code workshop covers the developer-focused side instead.
Who it's for
Business owners & teams
Get faster, clearer output on the writing, research and admin that fills your week — without adding headcount.
Ops, marketing & finance
Draft, summarise and analyse at speed — reports, proposals, policies and data that used to swallow hours.
Professional services
Lawyers, accountants, consultants and agencies who live in long documents and need careful, well-reasoned output.
What you'll learn
Every session is scoped to your team and your workflows. Here's what's in the toolkit:
- Prompting Claude well — the habits that get sharp, reliable output every time
- Using Projects to give Claude lasting context about your business
- Working with long documents and PDFs — summarising, comparing and pulling out what matters
- Connecting Claude to your own files, data and tools
- Practical analysis and drafting workflows, from rough first pass to finished piece
- Building team habits so Claude sticks across the business, not just with one person
- Safety and privacy — what's fine to share and what to keep out of a prompt
- Where Claude fits alongside ChatGPT — and where each one is the better choice
Taught by people who use it every day
Industrial AI runs Claude through its own business daily — drafting, research, analysis and building AI tools for clients. You're learning from working practitioners, not a slide deck. That means honest guidance on what Claude does brilliantly, where it needs a careful hand, and how to make it genuinely useful for your team.
Sessions & pricing
Claude training runs as part of our AI workshops — Foundations, Connected and Team Ready. We scope the right depth for your team on a free discovery call, then tailor the session to Claude and the workflows that matter most to you. Sessions run online, or on-site by arrangement.
Common questions
Do we need any technical background?
No. Claude is used in plain English through a simple chat interface, so business owners, operations, marketing and finance staff all get value from day one. No coding is required.
How is Claude different from ChatGPT?
Both are capable AI assistants. Claude is particularly strong with long documents, careful analysis and natural, well-structured writing, which is why many businesses keep it in the mix. We cover where each one fits in our ChatGPT vs Claude for business comparison.
What do we need to get started?
Just a laptop and a Claude account. A paid Claude plan is recommended for the best models and features, and we help you get everything set up on the day.
Can the workshop run online?
Yes. Sessions run online right across Australia, or on-site by arrangement. We'll work out what suits your team on the free discovery call.
Is this for one person or the whole team?
Either. We scope the session to one power user, a small team, or a full department on the free discovery call.
Ready to put Claude to work?
Start with a free 15-minute discovery call. No commitment — just a conversation about how Claude could help your team.
Book a free discovery call