Course overview
ChatGPT can reduce drafting, classification, summarisation, information retrieval and routine coordination work, but only when it is connected to clearly defined processes, approved data sources and accountable review points. Many teams have promising individual uses of ChatGPT yet struggle to turn them into repeatable workflows that meet security, quality, audit and service requirements. This course addresses that gap by treating AI automation as a process-design and operating-model discipline rather than a collection of prompts.
Participants learn to identify automation candidates, map current workflows, define measurable success criteria and design future-state processes. They build reliable prompt patterns, configure ChatGPT for recurring tasks, use structured outputs, connect approved systems through the OpenAI API and no-code automation platforms, and establish human review for consequential decisions. The course also covers retrieval-augmented generation, data classification, prompt-injection controls, testing, release governance and post-release monitoring.
The five-day instructor-led format combines short technical briefings with realistic cases from service operations, finance, procurement, HR, policy administration and knowledge management. Participants analyse workflow bottlenecks, configure automation logic, assess failure modes and prepare implementation decisions using practical templates. Each participant leaves with a governed AI workflow blueprint, including process maps, prompt specifications, control requirements, test cases, operating metrics and a 90-day implementation plan. A certificate of completion is issued at the end of the course.
The course is suited to professionals responsible for improving business processes, digital services, shared-service operations or knowledge workflows. It is particularly relevant where teams need to introduce ChatGPT automation without exposing confidential information, creating uncontrolled outputs or bypassing established approvals.


