This half-day masterclass offers an engaging and accessible introduction to Generative AI, designed specifically for professionals who want to stay ahead in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. Participants will develop a foundational understanding of how Generative AI works, explore a range of practical applications relevant to the property sector, and gain insight into the ethical, legal, and operational risks associated with AI use. The course provides clear strategies for thoughtfully and effectively integrating AI into day-to-day tasks and broader organisational processes, empowering learners to make informed decisions, drive innovation, and lead with confidence in an AI enhanced workplace.

What you’ll learn:

• Explain the core concepts and capabilities of Generative AI

• Identify practical applications of AI tools in a professional context

• Communicate effectively with AI systems to enhance productivity and creativity

• Recognise ethical, legal, and operational risks associated with AI use

• Develop strategies for integrating AI tools into daily workflows and organisational practices.
   

What’s included in the program:

• Session 1: Introduction to Generative AI

• Session 2: Communicating with AI: Essential Skills

• Session 3: AI in Action: Practical Demonstrations

• Session 4: Navigating the Risks of AI

• Session 5: Embedding AI: Workforce & Organisational Strategies.  
   

Ideal for:

• Property professionals seeking to understand and use Generative AI in their roles

• Managers and team leaders responsible for digital transformation or innovation

• Business strategists and decision-makers exploring AI adoption

• Anyone curious about the future of work and how AI will shape their industry.
   

This course will set you up for:

• Confidently exploring and adopting AI tools in your own role or team

• Leading conversations about responsible AI use in your organisation

• Identifying opportunities for process improvement and innovation using AI

• Navigating emerging AI-related policies and regulatory frameworks.
   

Registrations close on Monday 28 July. Please contact [email protected] after this date for any late registrations.