AI for Managers: use it, direct it, check it
Five practical evenings on using AI in your team: context, verification, orchestrating agents, ethics and the rules that now apply to managers (PMI AI standard, EU AI Act). Each session can be bought separately.
Alina Piddubna
Who this course is for
Project, program and delivery managers
who want AI to do real work in their team, not only write emails
Heads of teams and functions
who have to decide where AI is allowed, what the rules are and who checks the output
PMO leads and AI champions
who need a common approach and policy for AI use across projects
Managers working with EU clients
who need to understand what the EU AI Act means for their team in practice
This course is NOT for
developers looking for model training or coding | people who expect a list of tools without changing how they work | lawyers looking for a legal course on the EU AI Act
Why we created this course
What you'll be able to do
Concrete skills and outcomes you'll walk away with
Know what is expected of you
Explain your role as a manager in AI use: decisions, direction, verification and accountability, aligned with the PMI AI standard.
Give AI the right context
Use reusable prompt and context templates for your typical management tasks.
Verify before you act
Check AI output for facts, numbers, bias and confidentiality risks with a simple checklist.
Orchestrate agents and people
Design a workflow where agents and people hand work to each other, with clear checkpoints and a human in the loop.
Use AI responsibly and within the rules
Know what the EU AI Act and the PMI standard require of your team, and write a one-page AI use policy.
Multiple sessions. One coherent program.
Session 1: The manager's job in the AI era
What AI is good at and what it is not, on daily management cases.
What is now expected from a manager: deciding where AI is used, directing people and agents, owning the result.
Overview of the PMI AI standard and of AI literacy as a requirement, not a nice-to-have.
- What AI is good at and what it is not, on daily management cases.
- What is now expected from a manager: deciding where AI is used, directing people and agents, owning the result.
- Overview of the PMI AI standard and of AI literacy as a requirement, not a nice-to-have.
Who leads the course
Graduate results and what they say
"Expectations were confirmed. It was interesting to know the opinion of Contractors in relation to Client's requirements"
"Good seminar with lively present-day examples"
"I'm very satisfied with the practical course. All hot questions concerning Project and Team management are disclosed"
"The course, first of all, is interesting with interactive communication and discussion of the real cases. Consultant leads the topic of the discussion correcting all mistakes and suggests optimal decisions for presented situations"
5 live online sessions
3 hours each, small group
Prompt and context template library
for status, risks, stakeholders, meetings
AI output verification checklist
facts, numbers, bias, confidentiality
One-page AI use policy template
ready to adapt for your team
Your working AI workflow
built during the course on your real tasks
15 PDUs
Ways of Working, Power Skills, Business Acumen
Format and price
Course information
- Dates
- 2 June 2027 — 30 June 2027 (5 sessions)
- Time
- Wed, 19:00–22:00 (Kyiv time)
- Duration
- 15 hours
- Group size
- Group of up to 12 participants
- PDU / training hours
- 15 PDU / training hours
- Format
- Online, live
- Language
- Ukrainian
- Certificate of completion
- Yes, a certificate of completion is provided
- Recordings
- Yes, recordings will be available
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Sessions are recorded. Practice parts with participants' own cases are not included in recordings for sale.
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