Does Go Wisely offer on-site AI workshops in Essex and East Anglia?
Yes. Go Wisely delivers on-site AI workshops and training across Essex, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire, London and the wider UK.
Where Go Wisely works
Go Wisely is based in Birch, near Colchester, Essex. It delivers on-site work across Essex, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire and London, as well as further afield in the UK. Most formats can also be delivered virtually, so you can choose the setting that suits your team.
Formats available at your premises
Half Day Leadership Alignment: Half a day with your leadership team working through the six pillars of AI readiness, followed by a written report and full notes.
Half Day Introduction to AI: An introductory session for teams starting out with AI, run over half a day.
Full Day Introduction to AI: The same starting point covered over a full day, with more time for hands-on practice.
Full Bespoke Team Training Programme: A training programme designed around your team's roles and the work they actually do.
AI Champions Programme: Develops people inside your business who can help colleagues use AI with confidence and good judgement.
Regulatory Readiness workshop: A half-day workshop focused on where AI is used in your business and what regulatory exposure that creates.
The Full AI Accelerator Diagnostic runs over around two weeks, mostly at your pace, and its leadership working session can be held on site. For senior leaders, 1:1 Executive AI Advisory can also be delivered in person.
Why training in your own workplace works better
Generic AI sessions tend to show what a tool can do in general. On-site training lets people practise on the tasks they will face again the following week, using the systems and documents they already work with. That makes it much easier to carry new habits back to the desk.
Being on site also reveals things a remote session can miss: which teams already use AI quietly, where licences go unused, and which processes cause the most friction. Those observations shape what the training covers. For more on turning sessions into lasting change, see how to make AI training stick.
What your business needs to prepare
A suitable room: Somewhere people can see a shared screen and work on their own devices, with a reliable internet connection.
Working access to your tools: Check that licences and logins for the AI tools you use are active before the day, so time is not lost to access problems.
Real examples: Gather a handful of typical tasks from the teams attending. Remove or agree in advance anything confidential.
Protected time: Ask attendees to clear their diaries and step away from email. Training that competes with client calls rarely lands.
A named owner: Pick one person to handle attendance, collect questions beforehand and follow up afterwards.
Choosing between on-site and virtual
On-site delivery suits sessions where discussion matters most, such as leadership alignment, or where teams benefit from working through problems together. Virtual delivery can suit spread-out teams or shorter follow-up sessions. Many businesses mix the two, starting in person and continuing remotely.
Prices for each format are set out on the page covering what AI consulting costs.
Where Go Wisely works
Go Wisely is based in Birch, near Colchester, Essex. It delivers on-site work across Essex, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire and London, as well as further afield in the UK. Most formats can also be delivered virtually, so you can choose the setting that suits your team.
Formats available at your premises
Half Day Leadership Alignment: Half a day with your leadership team working through the six pillars of AI readiness, followed by a written report and full notes.
Half Day Introduction to AI: An introductory session for teams starting out with AI, run over half a day.
Full Day Introduction to AI: The same starting point covered over a full day, with more time for hands-on practice.
Full Bespoke Team Training Programme: A training programme designed around your team's roles and the work they actually do.
AI Champions Programme: Develops people inside your business who can help colleagues use AI with confidence and good judgement.
Regulatory Readiness workshop: A half-day workshop focused on where AI is used in your business and what regulatory exposure that creates.
The Full AI Accelerator Diagnostic runs over around two weeks, mostly at your pace, and its leadership working session can be held on site. For senior leaders, 1:1 Executive AI Advisory can also be delivered in person.
Why training in your own workplace works better
Generic AI sessions tend to show what a tool can do in general. On-site training lets people practise on the tasks they will face again the following week, using the systems and documents they already work with. That makes it much easier to carry new habits back to the desk.
Being on site also reveals things a remote session can miss: which teams already use AI quietly, where licences go unused, and which processes cause the most friction. Those observations shape what the training covers. For more on turning sessions into lasting change, see how to make AI training stick.
What your business needs to prepare
A suitable room: Somewhere people can see a shared screen and work on their own devices, with a reliable internet connection.
Working access to your tools: Check that licences and logins for the AI tools you use are active before the day, so time is not lost to access problems.
Real examples: Gather a handful of typical tasks from the teams attending. Remove or agree in advance anything confidential.
Protected time: Ask attendees to clear their diaries and step away from email. Training that competes with client calls rarely lands.
A named owner: Pick one person to handle attendance, collect questions beforehand and follow up afterwards.
Choosing between on-site and virtual
On-site delivery suits sessions where discussion matters most, such as leadership alignment, or where teams benefit from working through problems together. Virtual delivery can suit spread-out teams or shorter follow-up sessions. Many businesses mix the two, starting in person and continuing remotely.
Prices for each format are set out on the page covering what AI consulting costs.
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