Industries · Training directors, coordinators, instructors and the Committee.
The Committee wants a plan, the funders are asking about AI, instructors are worried about a wrong torque value reaching an apprentice, and the coordinator is retyping work reports. Here is the order to do it in.
WHAT YOU NEED TO HAVE READY
WHO WILL ASK FOR IT
HERE IT IS IN 3 WEEKS
3 weeks
A policy card in every classroom, an approved-tools list for instructors, and a one-page AI program plan the Committee approves and the funder can read.
Start with the AI Use Policy SprintWhat you hold
What keeps you up at night
Where AI helps first
How we usually start
A policy written for the people who will follow it, with the structure behind it to satisfy a regulator, an auditor or a trustee.
The plan to put AI inside the systems you already run: what first, where it lives, what it connects to, who is trained, and what it costs.
Interviews with the people who do the work, a review across six areas (strategy, data, people, security, governance, workflow), and a written read on what's safe to start now.
Reading for training funds
Training funds · June 2, 2026
The Department of Labor is putting AI into registered apprenticeship. Here is what a training center should do first, and what to protect before it does anything.
Read the note · 3 minPolicy · July 14, 2026
The policies that get followed are the ones people can remember. Here is the structure we give every client, section by section.
Read the note · 3 minThe standard we work to
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