Teaching & training
Beginner and intermediate technology, AI and cybersecurity classes, with progressive learning paths for communities, schools and business teams.
A course series that builds on itself
Move from first questions to a working project. Each stage combines guided practice, feedback and a learning check, so the next class starts where the previous one ended.
AI basics, clear prompts, privacy and checking answers.
Refine requests, use source material and compare results.
Reusable instructions, multi-step tasks and quality checks.
Build, demonstrate and document a useful workflow.
Distinct advanced courses
Advanced college & employer cohort
Practical AI for adult workplace learners. Build reliable research, document, data-analysis and assistant workflows through guided practice, human review and a capstone project.
For: Adult workplace learners; college and employer cohorts of up to 15 adults
Advanced college & employer cohort
Use AI to support defensive triage, synthetic-log analysis, remediation planning and incident-response exercises. Practice with fictional data and authorized, isolated labs.
For: Adult defensive cybersecurity learners; college and employer cohorts of up to 15 adults
Beginner classes
Beginner
An adult introduction to everyday AI tasks, output verification, privacy and phishing awareness, using fictional or non-sensitive examples. Available as a standalone library class or a scoped series, with remote or Arizona on-site delivery by agreement.
For: Public classes, libraries, workforce programs
Beginner
A guided introduction to ChatGPT, with plain-language demonstrations and practice on everyday tasks. Build confidence asking questions, refining a draft and checking an answer.
For: Individuals, library audiences, small businesses and workplace teams
Beginner
A guided introduction to Claude, with plain-language demonstrations and practice on everyday tasks. Build confidence asking questions, refining a draft and checking an answer.
For: Individuals, library audiences, small businesses and workplace teams
Beginner
A guided introduction to Grok, with plain-language demonstrations and practice on everyday tasks. Build confidence asking questions, refining a draft and checking an answer.
For: Individuals, library audiences, small businesses and workplace teams
Beginner
Build confidence with email, shared documents and online collaboration. Learn phishing recognition, account protection, password managers, multifactor authentication and backup habits.
For: Community audiences and small businesses
Intermediate classes
Intermediate
Build on basic ChatGPT skills to tackle multi-step tasks, reuse effective instructions and evaluate results. Work through a practical project using features available at the time of the class.
For: Returning learners, professionals, educators and business teams
Intermediate
Build on basic Claude skills to tackle multi-step tasks, reuse effective instructions and evaluate results. Work through a practical project using features available at the time of the class.
For: Returning learners, professionals, educators and business teams
Intermediate
Build on basic Grok skills to tackle multi-step tasks, reuse effective instructions and evaluate results. Work through a practical project using features available at the time of the class.
For: Returning learners, professionals, educators and business teams
Teams, education & security
Beginner to intermediate
Practice on relevant work such as outlining, summarizing, meeting preparation and document drafting. Establish boundaries for business information and human review. Use approved examples rather than sensitive live records.
For: Business teams
Audience-specific
Support educator and staff confidence with AI tools, source checking, bias awareness, privacy-conscious use and institution-approved practices. Student sessions are separately scoped with administrators for age, accessibility and applicable policies.
For: School districts, colleges and libraries
Practitioner
Tailored workshops on secure AI integration, application security, threat modeling, vulnerability remediation or secure development. Agree on prerequisites, tools and hands-on exercises before the session.
For: Developers, IT and security teams
Beginner to intermediate
Learn practical defenses, then practice how to respond when something looks wrong. Adapt the examples to the audience, from everyday account safety to a team incident exercise.
For: Small businesses, community learners, schools and workplace teams
Flexible teaching formats
Book a guest speaker, public class, private workshop, staff development session or multi-session course. Wire Hold can work directly with your organization or support another training provider under contract.
Libraries, community colleges, school districts, nonprofits and workforce programs can request an audience-specific syllabus. Longer and semester instruction is scoped around institutional qualifications, availability and program needs.
We agree on experience level, devices, account requirements, accessibility and delivery format before booking. Student sessions are planned with administrators around age and institutional policies.
AI tool classes are independent instruction from Wire Hold. They do not imply vendor endorsement or an official vendor certification.
Tell us who the work is for, what you want to improve and your preferred timing. We will confirm fit and provide a scope-based quote, with deliverables, schedule and fees agreed before work begins.