1 day · onsite or live online
In one day your team builds reusable templates for good prompts. You learn the structure, improve examples from your daily work and leave with templates for your ten most common tasks.
Who it is for
Teams working with different AI tools that want better, reusable prompts instead of hit-or-miss results.
Requirements
Access to at least one AI tool, for example Claude, Copilot or ChatGPT. No coding skills required.
Learning goals
- Understand the structure of a good prompt: role, context, task, format, check step
- Improve prompts using real examples from your daily work
- Build in check steps that catch errors before use
- Build reusable templates for your ten most common tasks
- Document templates so they stay understandable across the team
- Recognise the limits of prompting and when a skill or agent is the better choice
Agenda
- Structure of good prompts: role, context, task, format
- Analysing and improving examples from your tasks
- Building in check steps
- Building templates for the ten most common tasks
- Testing and refining templates
- Documentation and handover
What you walk away with
By the end of the day you have reviewed, reusable templates for your team's ten most common tasks, documented and ready to use.
Trainer
Tim Jamboula runs the workshop himself and works with the tasks your team actually handles every day, not generic examples.
Proof of attendance
Certificate of attendance from Corporathon.
Price
750 EUR per person. In-house groups receive a quote on request. No VAT is charged under Section 19 of the German VAT Act (small business scheme).
Format and logistics
The workshop runs onsite at your office or live online, in German, in English on request. Group size is up to 12 people per trainer. You book through a discovery call.
FAQ
Which AI tool does the workshop cover? The principles apply across tools, for Claude, Copilot and ChatGPT. We practise with the tool your team actually uses.
Is one day enough for ten templates? Yes, because you work in small groups in parallel and every template follows a structure you build together first.
What if a task is too complex for a single template? Then a skill or an agent is often the better solution. We cover that in the workshop and point you to the right format.
Can we bring our own, confidential tasks? Yes, that is explicitly welcome. We clarify beforehand which examples are uncritical enough for the group.
Related courses
Claude Skills and Agents Workshop: the next step if a task needs more than one good template.
Prompt Engineering Course on ki-weiterbildungen.co: the multi-day format with a certificate, if you want to anchor prompting as a learning path across the team.