Use AI with confidence—from better prompts to practical, repeatable business workflows.
One repeatable four-stage process—choose, brief and verify, apply, systemise safely—applied across marketing, research, documents and everyday business tasks. Includes a task-based tool-selection guide and three complete worked walkthroughs. Designed for Australian small businesses.
Start with two selected free lessons, then enrol when you are ready to continue.
Start with a task that is useful, easy to check and unlikely to cause harm if the first draft is wrong.
Help AI produce a more relevant result by explaining the task, the business context, the audience and the required output.
Enrol to unlock the complete AI for Small Business course, including all modules, quizzes, practical tasks, templates, checklists and implementation resources.
The modules follow one repeatable four-stage process, so each stage builds on the previous one instead of repeating it.
Decide when AI is useful and which type of tool fits the task.
Provide useful context, research carefully and review the result.
Use the process across realistic marketing and business work.
Turn suitable tasks into controlled, repeatable workflows.
Quick Start helps you complete one useful AI-assisted task without needing technical knowledge. You will choose a low-risk task, give AI enough context, improve its first draft and complete a final human review.
Understand what modern AI is, how generative AI produces outputs, where it can assist a small business and why human judgement remains essential.
Learn how to select an appropriate AI assistant or working mode, decide when live search or deeper research is needed, work safely with files and business context, and test tools against real business requirements.
Learn how to move beyond vague one-line prompts by defining the goal, providing useful context, setting clear requirements and improving results through structured follow-up.
Learn how to recognise unreliable AI answers, choose when current research is required, check sources and use evidence to support—not replace—business judgement.
Use AI to support research, positioning, content and creative development while protecting accuracy, customer trust and the business's responsibility for what it publishes.
Use AI to assist with emails, documents, meetings, procedures, planning, presentations and simple data analysis while keeping source information, decisions and approvals under human control.
Turn a useful AI task into a documented, repeatable business process with clear inputs, approved context, structured outputs, human review and ongoing testing.
Introduces Make through one complete, low-risk practice scenario. It shows how information moves through a scenario, how fixed automation differs from an AI step, how to test safely and where human review still belongs.
Apply practical Australian privacy, consumer, intellectual property, fairness, transparency, staff-use and governance controls to everyday AI use.
Turn the course into a focused small-business AI plan by reviewing opportunities, selecting priorities, documenting approved uses and creating a realistic 30-day implementation and review cycle.