Across 8 category-tracks — every program a four-phase Socratic session (Engage · Share · Practice · Perform) built from real interactive cards, clocked to what 2026 demand and regulation actually require. Run ours, or build your own with the Forge — a pre-pilot capability preview.
Eight category-tracks, each a set of facilitated programs. Open one to see its programs.
Use AI at work with judgment — verify the output, protect the data, and know where the policy line is.
Explore · 5 programsSpot the deepfake call and the vishing trap, and make the safe call under pressure.
Explore · 5 programsRehearse the hard conversation, the delegation and the 1:1 — before they happen for real.
Explore · 5 programsEveryday judgment — feedback, influence and conflict — practiced through Socratic dialogue.
Explore · 5 programsRecognize the fraud pattern and the social-engineering play, then act on it in time.
Explore · 5 programsAML, KYC and sanctions — reasoned through your own procedures, not clicked through.
Explore · 5 programsConsumer Duty, conduct and ethics — judgment where the rules meet the grey area.
Explore · 5 programsHigh-voltage, lock-out/tag-out and thermal-runaway calls — made safely, under pressure.
Explore · 5 programsUse generative-AI tools safely and effectively at work — knowing what is safe to share, how to verify output, and where the policy lines are.
Get reliable, useful results from AI tools by writing clear, well-scoped prompts, iterating deliberately instead of accepting the first draft, and checking output for accuracy and fit before it ships.
Keep a human in the loop on AI-assisted work — judging when to trust, validate, override, or escalate AI output, and owning the decision so the system supports you rather than quietly deciding for you.
Handle personal and confidential data correctly whenever you use AI tools — knowing what must never be pasted, how to redact it down to a safe gist, which tool to reach for, and what your retention and consent duties really mean.
Detect and correct AI hallucinations, hidden bias, and inappropriate use before a wrong or unfair output reaches a customer or shapes a real decision.
Recognise and correctly respond to AI-generated, multi-channel social-engineering attacks (email, voice, SMS, video) before they cause loss.
Protect every work and personal account against takeover by using long unique passphrases in a password manager, turning on phishing-resistant MFA, and keeping day-to-day account hygiene tight even when an attacker already knows your password.
Recognise and shut down AI voice and video impersonation, vishing and payment-authorisation traps in your own high-risk role moments, using an out-of-band verification reflex that holds up under deliberate pressure.
Handle personal data lawfully in everyday work — recognising what counts as personal data, applying lawful basis and data minimisation, honouring subject-access and erasure rights, and reporting a breach inside the 72-hour clock.
Work securely from anywhere on any device — public Wi-Fi, personal phones and laptops, shared and home spaces — and recognise, contain and report a suspected security incident fast enough to limit the damage.
Make the identity shift from doing the work to leading the people who do it: delegate, give direction, run 1:1s, and coach instead of solve.
Hand off real ownership of outcomes instead of just tasks, calibrate the autonomy level to each person and each piece of work, and follow up in a way that builds capability without sliding into either micromanaging or abandonment.
Coach a report through a stuck problem with the GROW model — Goal, Reality, Options, Will — asking the questions that grow their judgment instead of grabbing the problem and solving it for them.
Turn the weekly 1:1 from a status check into your highest-leverage hour, and run performance conversations that change behaviour fairly — with the evidence, structure, and follow-through that make the change stick.
Carry a team through reorg, AI-driven role change, and process upheaval by communicating a credible why, surfacing and working with resistance instead of crushing it, and keeping delivery and trust steady while the ground is still moving.
Hold candid, kind, high-stakes conversations — feedback, conflict, and disagreement up the chain — without damaging the relationship or the outcome.
Get buy-in and move cross-functional work forward when you have no formal authority over the people involved — by mapping stakeholders, framing the ask in their currency, and trading value to reach a real yes.
Read and regulate your own emotions and accurately read others' so that, under pressure, your reactions strengthen relationships and decisions instead of damaging them.
Listen so people feel genuinely heard — giving full attention, reflecting back what you hear, and asking the question that surfaces the real issue — instead of half-listening while you wait for your turn to talk.
Defuse heated tension and resolve workplace disagreement so that both the working relationship and the actual outcome come out intact — turning conflict from a threat to be avoided into a signal to be worked.
Spot an APP scam in progress, intervene effectively with the customer, and apply the gross-negligence / reimbursement boundary correctly.
Recognise card-present, card-not-present and digital-wallet payment-fraud patterns as they surface at the front line, contain them with the right immediate steps, and handle the customer and the dispute correctly under the 2026 chargeback and authorised-payment rules.
Detect account-takeover and synthetic/identity-fraud signals across device, behaviour and social-engineering channels, then make the right step-up-verify, hold or escalate call without blocking genuine customers.
Recognise mule-account behaviour and money-laundering red flags at onboarding and in-life, intervene proportionately, and escalate them through the SAR and internal-reporting path without tipping off.
Identify customers at heightened scam risk through the four drivers of vulnerability, and intervene with care that protects their money and their dignity without removing their autonomy.
Move from box-ticking to demonstrable effectiveness: exercise judgment on red flags, triage alerts, make the SAR/escalation call, right-size CDD/EDD, and oversee AI-native monitoring rather than just clear cases.
Screen for sanctions and PEPs with real judgment — read list logic and ownership/control, resolve name-match alerts into true match, near-match or false positive, escalate true matches and unresolved hits the right way, and avoid both missed targets and self-inflicted alert noise.
Triage transaction-monitoring alerts on judgment rather than amount, investigate to a sound disposition, and write a clear, fact-based, defensible SAR that a regulator and the FIU can actually act on.
Right-size customer due diligence to actual risk and trace ultimate beneficial ownership and control through layered, opaque corporate structures — overriding under-rated automated scores, demanding source-of-wealth evidence where it matters, and treating an unresolved UBO as a red flag rather than a paperwork gap.
Bring disciplined AML judgment to virtual assets: read on-chain and fiat-rail risk together, triage exposure to mixers, bridges and sanctioned wallets, apply the Travel Rule correctly, and escalate crypto-linked suspicion rather than wave it through because 'the blockchain is anonymous'.
Apply the Consumer Duty in the gray zone — deliver and evidence good outcomes, consumer understanding, fair value and support across the customer journey.
Identify the FCA's four drivers of vulnerability — often undeclared — and adapt the interaction in real time to deliver and evidence a good outcome for at-risk customers, without stripping their autonomy.
Handle a complaint to a fair, well-evidenced outcome inside the DISP timescales, and close the loop by feeding root-cause learning back into the business so the same harm does not recur.
Recognise bribery, improper gifts and hospitality, facilitation payments and conflicts of interest in everyday banking situations, and act on the declare-or-decline reflex before a favour quietly becomes a liability.
Apply the FCA Conduct Rules to the everyday decisions on your desk and own what personal accountability under SM&CR actually means — recognising a breach, knowing your duty to be open with the regulator, and acting before a problem becomes your problem.
Work safely around 400V/800V EV systems: identify HV hazards, de-energise and isolate correctly (lockout/tagout), use the right PPE, and respond to an HV incident.
Respond safely to an EV/battery emergency — recognise the early signs of thermal runaway, isolate and evacuate, choose the right (and avoid the wrong) intervention, manage crash-damaged and submerged HV packs, and hand over cleanly to the fire service.
Install, commission, energise and hand over EV charging equipment (EVSE) safely and to standard — earthing and RCD protection, load and supply assessment, correct test sequence, and a documented, defect-free handover.
Identify and control the everyday hazards of a working automotive/EV workshop — slips, trips and housekeeping, hand and power tools, hazardous substances under COSHH and GHS, vehicle lifts and jacks, compressed air, and fire — and report what you can't fix before it causes harm.
Protect your body over a whole career: assess and lift loads safely, set up the task and workspace ergonomically to avoid cumulative strain, and select, inspect and wear the right PPE for the hazard in front of you.
Book a demo and we'll run any of these programs on your team — or point the Forge at your own documents and watch it draft a facilitated program from scratch (a pre-pilot capability preview).