Staff are already experimenting
Use is inconsistent and managers need clear boundaries, shared methods and proportionate safeguards.
AI training and consultancy
Build confident, responsible use of generative AI around real council work, with governance, data protection and professional judgement firmly in place.
Plan an AI conversationBuilt for the job
Generic demonstrations rarely change how people work. Our sessions use recognisable tasks from policy, customer contact, workload management, analysis, campaigns and operations.
We explain the risks in plain language, build in quality checks and give people techniques they can apply immediately. The aim is informed confidence, not uncritical adoption.
When councils bring us in
We meet organisations wherever they are, from first awareness to a structured implementation programme.
Use is inconsistent and managers need clear boundaries, shared methods and proportionate safeguards.
Senior teams want to understand opportunities, limitations, governance and what responsible adoption requires.
High-volume drafting, summarising, checking and communication tasks need safe, repeatable approaches.
The organisation needs a use-case pipeline based on value, risk, repeatability, checkability and readiness.
Training formats
Choose a focused session or a tailored programme that helps a team move from foundations to confident implementation.
A focused introduction to opportunity, risk, governance, organisational readiness and sensible first steps.
Hands-on learning using real service tasks, prompting techniques, verification and professional quality checks.
A structured series covering foundations, communication, workload, data, campaigns, governance and implementation.
Identify, assess and prioritise tasks where AI could add practical value without creating disproportionate risk.
Help internal leaders build confidence, peer learning, shared standards and an approved use-case library.
Practical help with guidance, evaluation, benefits measurement, rollout planning and responsible ways of working.
What participants receive
Outputs are tailored to the audience, approved tools and the council's own information governance arrangements.
The outcome
Why Visionary Network
We understand the work, pressures and accountability of local government. That means examples are relevant, risks are treated seriously and the learning remains focused on better services rather than technology for its own sake.
Make it relevant