Self-paced · About 85 minutes · Version 1.0

AI at Work:
Five Useful Tasks

Build the habit of turning an AI draft into work you can actually use.

No coding, AI subscription, or prior AI experience required. You’ll work through fictional examples, check the source, and practise a better version yourself.

What you’ll work on

1. 00

   Orientation: useful work needs boundaries

   10 minutes · Approved information and human review

2. 01

   Draft a customer reply without inventing facts

   15 minutes · Draft a useful reply from approved facts and route uncertainty to a human owner.

3. 02

   Turn meeting notes into owned actions

   15 minutes · Convert approved notes into a checked action list with owners, dates, and open questions.

4. 03

   Summarize a document with traceable claims

   15 minutes · Create a purpose-fit summary whose material claims can be traced to the source.

5. 04

   Build a repeatable checklist from an approved process

   15 minutes · Turn a known process into a checklist that preserves decision points and exceptions.

6. 05

   Measure the whole workflow and decide what to change

   15 minutes · Compare full-cycle evidence and make an expand, revise, stop, or replace decision.

What’s included

Text-first lessons, editable practice exercises, reusable prompts, explained three-question checks, saved progress, and three printable worksheets. Full-course access lasts 180 days from activation when purchasing is available.

Pass all five lesson checks to view a private completion record. This is not an accredited qualification, a professional certification, or a guarantee of workplace performance.

Sources you can inspect

• Canadian Centre for Cyber Security: Generative artificial intelligence

  Security, privacy, verification, organizational policy, and human-oversight foundation.

• Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner for BC: Protect your privacy when using AI tools

  BC privacy habits for selecting information, checking settings, and limiting disclosure.

• NIST AI Risk Management Framework

  Risk-aware governance and measurement context for workplace use.

Questions? hello@aiforbc.ca · Course terms and refunds