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ChatGPT training in Luxembourg is one module of the AI training programme run by AIxH, an approved continuing vocational training organisation (authorisation no. 10156897/1, Luxembourg Ministry of the Economy). Formats, prices and co-funding are shared across the whole programme and gathered on the AI training & upskilling page.
ChatGPT came into the company through personal use: most employees have already opened it for a one-off question, rarely for a task that comes back every week. The training starts from that gap. It automates the team's daily tasks first, then turns the generic tool into a personalised assistant, from memory through to agents.
Programme
The core AIxH curriculum (how LLMs work, prompt engineering, ethics and governance, including the confidentiality and GDPR rules) is set out on the programme page. The ChatGPT module then follows a progression built for the workshop: start with the raw tool and turn it, level by level, into an assistant that knows your context, all the way to agents.
ChatGPT goes well beyond text conversation: built-in web search, image generation, file reading, voice mode. Of all the tools in the programme, it is the one that covers the most ground on its own, while Claude and Gemini each go deeper on a narrower use.
Template emails, meeting minutes, first drafts of reports: identify the tasks that come back every week in the team and build a reusable prompt for each of them.
Memory carries context from one conversation to the next; custom instructions set the expected tone and format once and for all. The workshop configures both, shows what memory actually keeps and how to control it.
A style guide teaches ChatGPT to write the way the company writes, from a corpus of existing texts. Skills formalise reusable know-how: a working recipe the assistant applies the same way every time, from handling a difficult email to generating an FAQ.
ChatGPT lets you create a configured version of the tool for one precise use (a “custom GPT”): fixed instructions, a set tone, reference documents loaded once. The workshop builds one for a need identified in the team, with no technical skills required, and shows how to assemble its knowledge base with deep research.
A project brings together instructions, documents and conversation history for ongoing work. Where a GPT is a specialist you brief for one assignment, a project is a colleague who knows your context and remembers it. The workshop shows when to choose one over the other.
The last level: the agent, able to carry out a task on its own (browsing, filling in a form, preparing a deliverable), and the connectors that link ChatGPT to your inbox or calendar. With the safeguards to put in place before delegating: which scope to give it, which human checks to keep.
Study mode, which leads you to understanding through questions rather than ready-made answers, and conversation branches, for exploring a variant without losing the original thread. Two simple settings that change how you work with the tool.
Drop in an Excel spreadsheet, a PDF or a data export and get an analysis, a chart or a summary, without writing a formula or a line of code. Participants bring their own files.
Who it is for
It is the most general-purpose module in the programme: marketing, HR, sales, support, management. Any team that handles repetitive written tasks can build automations from the first session, whatever its starting level.
Formats and prices
Half day, full day, tailored in-house session or conference talk: the ChatGPT module follows the programme's formats. Prices and co-funding are detailed on the AI training & upskilling page.
Full programme
The ChatGPT module is one of the programme's five tool modules. The other four:
FAQ
For the basics, no. Building a custom GPT or running file analysis in the workshop does require a paid account: the exact tier (Plus, Team or Enterprise) is chosen before the session, depending on what the team wants to build.
The workshop format, the approval and the co-funding are common to every module. What changes is the practice ground: personalising the assistant (memory, custom GPTs, projects, agents) and file analysis here, long documents and writing on the Claude training.
It is a version of ChatGPT configured for one precise use: fixed instructions, a defined tone, reference documents loaded once so you no longer have to supply them with every question. The workshop sets aside dedicated time to build one for the team.
A GPT is a specialised assistant, configured for one precise mission and shareable with the team. A project is a workspace that brings together instructions, documents and conversation history for ongoing use. The training shows when to choose one or the other.
Yes, at the end of the module: ChatGPT can carry out a task on its own (browse, fill in a form, prepare a deliverable) and connect to your inbox or calendar. The workshop demonstrates these uses and the safeguards to set before delegating.
Yes. Once dropped into the tool, a file can be summarised, cross-referenced with other data or turned into a chart, simply by describing what you are looking for.
That depends on the type of OpenAI account and the settings enabled. The setting that applies to your configuration is reviewed beforehand, as part of the governance strand of the programme.
Yes. There is no co-funding rule specific to ChatGPT: the programme's rules apply, and they are detailed on the AI training & upskilling page.
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