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 Duration 7 hours

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Introduction to AI in the Administrative Workplace

  • Understanding AI and its application in administrative roles.
  • A brief overview of ChatGPT, Copilot, and Gemini.
  • Key privacy and security aspects to consider when using AI.

AI-Driven Content Creation and Editing

  • Crafting and polishing professional email communications.
  • Condensing meeting minutes and extensive documents into clear summaries.
  • Accelerating the creation of reports, proposals, and internal memos.

AI-Assisted Scheduling and Task Management

  • Leveraging AI to optimize calendar management and meeting coordination.
  • Drafting meeting agendas and post-meeting follow-ups.
  • Establishing reminders and to-do lists through Copilot or Gemini integrations.

Prompt Engineering and AI Communication

  • Techniques for writing effective prompts to achieve superior results.
  • Adjusting tone, style, and formatting to suit specific needs.
  • Refining and correcting AI-generated outputs through iteration.

Multilingual Capabilities and Accessibility

  • Using AI tools for text translation and language adaptation.
  • Composing inclusive and accessible communication materials.
  • Catering to diverse audiences through tailored language options.

Public Sector Applications

  • Case studies of AI-enhanced workflows in government settings.
  • Reviewing policies and guidelines regarding AI use in public administration.
  • Strategies for keeping current with evolving tool capabilities.

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Requirements

  • Foundational digital skills and familiarity with standard office applications (e.g., Microsoft Word, Excel, email clients)
  • Confidence in navigating web-based platforms
  • No previous experience with artificial intelligence tools is necessary

Target Audience

  • Clerical team members
  • Administrative professionals
  • Public sector operations staff

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