Prices, without the small print.
Short sessions start at £295, and a half-day workshop starts at £495 for the whole group. Everything else is priced once I know the size, the place and the preparation needed, and you have the figure before you commit.
| Session | Length | Who | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Half-day workshop | About three and a half hours | 3 to 20 people | From £495 for the group |
| Full-day workshop | A working day | 3 to 20 people | Quoted |
| Short session or talk | 45 to 90 minutes | Any size the room holds | From £295 a session |
| One-to-one coaching | An hour or two a session | One or two people | Quoted |
Flying Penguin is not VAT registered, so there is no VAT to add. The half-day price is per session, not per person.
What the workshop price includes.
Preparation, delivery and follow-up are all in the figure I give you.
- An agenda written for your business and your people
- Live demonstrations on tasks from your own week
- Hands-on time for every person in the room
- A printed take-away pack for each attendee
- A short written plan: the first jobs to hand to AI, and who owns them
- A follow-up question session after the day
- A recording and the follow-up resources
Money questions.
How much does it cost?
Short sessions, such as a talk for a group, start at £295. A half-day workshop starts at £495 for the group. Full days and coaching are priced once I know the size, the place and the preparation needed. Flying Penguin is not VAT registered, so there is no VAT to add.
Is travel extra?
Not within Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire. Further afield I will include travel in the price I give you, so there is one figure and no surprises.
When do we pay?
I confirm the price and the date in writing first. Payment terms are set out there, before you commit.
Is there free training we should try first?
Possibly, and I would rather you knew. The government has announced free online AI foundation courses for UK adults, and the East Midlands Chamber has run free AI workshops for eligible small businesses. They are general by nature. What I add is a session built round your own work, in your own room, with follow-up.
How many people can come?
Workshops run for 3 to 20 people. Above 20, hands-on time gets thin, so I would split the group or run a talk first and workshops after. Community talks have no fixed limit.
What happens after the session?
You get the take-away pack, the recording, and a follow-up question session once people have tried things for real. If you later want something built, such as an assistant for your website, that is a separate conversation and there is no obligation.
Want a figure
for your group?
Tell me how many people, where, and what you want them to be able to do afterwards. I will come back with one clear price.