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Chat GPT Training
We generally offer face-to-face Chat GPT training at client site. We also offer remote training, usually via Microsoft Teams or Zoom, if this is your preference. Click for more information about remote training.
If you’re looking for really great Chat GPT training you’re in the right place.
Companies large and small choose us – why? Your own tailored, Chat GPT training course, at your own premises at the same price as a standard course from elsewhere.
The JMD Training difference is clear:
- We come to you – your training will be given on your site
- We can train using your own files
- There will only be people from your company on your course
- We offer a money-back guarantee if any delegates are not completely satisfied
- The training date is around you, not us!
- Our prices are astounding
- We can assess all learners in advance for free
- Our courses are never cancelled
Training locations
Our Chat GPT training courses London, are available not only in London, but Surrey, Middlesex, Richmond, Twickenham, Hounslow, Kingston, Woking, Reading, Croydon, Epsom, Banstead, Brentford, Putney, Wimbledon, Staines, Egham, Feltham, Farnham, High Wycombe, Crawley, Sutton, St Albans, Fulham – in fact anywhere within the Home Counties and M25 corridor.
| Course Type | Cost per day |
|---|---|
| 1 to 6 delegates | £895 |
| 7 to 10 delegates | £1195 |
Prices are PER DAY, and NOT per-person! E.g. if there’s 5 people on the course, you pay £895. All prices exclude VAT.
For further details, please ring us on 07477 578417, email on info@jmdtraining.co.uk or fill in the contact form. If you are ready to book, please fill in the contact form with your first and second choice of date – if we cannot accommodate these dates we will give you a 10% discount and arrange a mutually convenient date within 24 hours.
Visit our blog If Only I’d Known That,; we have called it that because we hear it so many times in training sessions. In fact, if only we had an extra £100 for every time someone says “If only I’d known that.” …. There are many useful hints and tips about using Microsoft Word on the blog; why not visit it to find out how many you knew!
Overview
This practical, hands-on session is designed for organisations where ChatGPT licences are in place, but usage is low.
The focus is not on features — it is on connecting the tool to the work your people actually do, so they leave the room using it confidently and immediately.
Who is it for?
Any team with access to ChatGPT Business who want to move beyond curiosity and into consistent, productive daily use.
Duration: 1 day
Outcomes
By the end of the session, delegates will be using ChatGPT with confidence, connected to their real work — not just aware that it exists
Understanding your ChatGPT Business workspace
What your Business plan includes and how it differs from free or personal accounts. Data privacy by default — why conversations on Business are not used to train the model and what that means for your organisation.
How to get results from ChatGPT — prompting that works
The practical discipline behind effective prompting. Moving from vague requests to precise, role-relevant outputs. Live exercises using real work scenarios from your organisation.
Everyday use cases by role and department
How ChatGPT applies to the work your team does — drafting, summarising, analysing, planning, researching. Delegates identify and test three use cases relevant to their own role.
Agents and scheduled tasks
What ChatGPT Agents do, how to set them up, and where they add genuine value. Practical demonstration and guided setup within the session.
Custom GPTs — using and creating them
How to use existing custom GPTs and when to build your own. Demonstration of building a simple, role-specific GPT during the session.
Responsible use and organisational guardrails
What staff should and should not put into ChatGPT. Practical guidance on data sensitivity, accuracy checking and when not to rely on AI output.
Building your personal AI workflow
Each delegate leaves with a defined, written AI workflow for at least one recurring task in their role. This is the adoption anchor — the thing they will actually do on Monday morning.