Where is this course held?

In person at Network Hub, 300 Kensal Road, London W10 5BE. Nearest stations: Kensal Green and Kensal Rise (London Overground).

How many people are in each group?

Sessions are capped at 10 participants to keep the training practical and ensure every participant gets direct attention from the trainers.

Who delivers the training?

Sessions are typically delivered by two trainers from Strategic Agenda. Gerald Clark and Fola Yahaya lead the majority of courses.

Is there a bursary or reduced-price option?

Yes. Every public cohort has at least one bursary seat reserved for participants from small charities or individuals who could not otherwise afford to attend. Contact SA Training before booking to discuss availability.

Can SA Training run this course for my team?

Yes. Bespoke team days are available in person at your office or online, designed around your team's specific work. Contact SA Training to arrange a free 30-minute scoping call.

Hybrid

AI Editorial Workflows in Google Workspace: Full Programme

Three hands-on days plus four weeks of coaching: leave with a working Gem library and the skills to run it.

AI Editorial Workflows in Google Workspace: Full Programme is a practical, small-group training course held in person at Network Hub, 300 Kensal Road, London W10 5BE, led by Gerald Clark and Fola Yahaya of SA Training (Strategic Agenda). The course runs as a 27-hour session with a maximum of 10 participants and is designed for Editorial, knowledge-management and communications teams working in Google Workspace, and the leads who will champion AI in their organisation — particularly UN agencies, NGOs and other development organisations..

Our complete programme for editorial, knowledge-management and communications teams that want to use AI properly inside Google Workspace rather than on new platforms. Three in-person days cover editing with Gems, quality assurance and source verification, and repurposing and discoverability (the content of our three one-day courses). Four 90-minute online coaching clinics then follow on live work, with one-to-one office hours. Throughout, Gemini reviews and proposes; people decide. We measure results with a skills survey, a planted-error test, a timed editing task and a findability test, before and after. Also available as a tailored in-house programme built on your own style guide and documents.

What will I leave with?

A Gem library: house editor, QA checker, repurposer, metadata drafter and source-check notebook

A prompt library and verification protocol

A metadata schema and Drive labels plan

A playbook for maintaining the Gems

Before-and-after results on your own work.

Who is this course for?

Editorial, knowledge-management and communications teams working in Google Workspace, and the leads who will champion AI in their organisation — particularly UN agencies, NGOs and other development organisations.

Prerequisites

A laptop and Google Workspace with Gemini enabled (Gems, NotebookLM, Ask Gemini in Drive). Your style guide, editorial checklist and three to five documents to work on.

Practical details

Location: Network Hub, 300 Kensal Road, London W10 5BE. Nearest stations: Kensal Green and Kensal Rise (London Overground).
Format: In-person, hands-on, small group.
Group size: Maximum 10 participants per session.
Trainers: Typically two trainers per session — Gerald Clark and Fola Yahaya.
What to bring: A laptop with the relevant tool accounts active. Full details sent with your booking confirmation.
Included: Refreshments and scheduled comfort breaks for in-person sessions.

Your trainer

Gerald Clark

Practical AI workflows for communications and design teams

Strategic Agenda. Leads training engagements on practical AI workflows for communications and design teams.

Fola Yahaya

AI, Digital Transformation, AI Strategy, AI workflows

Dr Fola Yahaya is an AI expert, published author and the Founder of Strategic Agenda, a global strategic communications consultancy which for more than 20 years has been helping clients like the UN share compelling stories so that the right people do the right things.