AurelithAI training built around each person’s role.
In short
Aurelith provides corporate AI training for leaders and teams in operating companies in Greece and Europe, so they use AI well at work. Each programme is shaped by role, built on your own tools and rules, and delivered in Greek or English. It is a practical way to take the AI literacy measures the EU AI Act asks for.
- Free first conversation
- Proposal before any commitment
- Support with no end date
Business first. Intelligence at every level.
Why train people by role?
A leader deciding where AI pays off needs different knowledge from a colleague checking an AI-drafted reply. One course for everyone wastes time for some and leaves gaps for others.
Role-based AI training starts from the decisions each person makes and the risks each one carries, then teaches exactly that.
Leaders, managers, specialists, everyday users and technical teams all meet AI, but in different ways. Leaders decide where it is worth investing. Managers set the rules their teams work by. Specialists and everyday users rely on its output in daily tasks, and technical teams connect it to the company’s systems.
Aurelith designs each programme around those differences. Everyone shares one foundation: what AI can and cannot do, and how to use it safely. Each role then works on the situations it actually meets, with your company’s own tools and rules as the material.
| Role | Where they meet AI | What the training focuses on |
|---|---|---|
| Leaders | Deciding where AI is worth investing, and what the company allows | Spotting opportunities, governance and measuring value |
| Managers | Setting how the team uses AI, and reviewing its output | Company rules, approval points and when to escalate |
| Specialists | Applying AI to expert work such as analysis, drafting and research | Checking AI output against their own expertise, and handling sensitive data |
| Everyday users | Writing, summarising and finding information in daily tasks | Safe daily habits: what to share, how to check, when to ask |
| Technical teams | Connecting AI to systems, data and workflows | The limits of AI systems, permissions, data handling and testing before use |
Go deeperAI consulting and the AI roadmap Guide: AI agents for business
What does AI training cover?
AI training at Aurelith combines a shared foundation for everyone with modules for each role. These are the typical ones; your programme is put together from your roles, tools and rules.
- 01
What current AI can and cannot do
Where today’s AI tools are reliable, where they make confident mistakes, and why their output always needs a check.
- 02
Using AI safely in daily tasks
Data handling, verification and review habits: what may be shared with an AI tool, and how to check what comes back.
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Company rules and approval points
Your own rules for AI: which tools are allowed, for which work, and which outputs a person must approve before they are used.
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When to escalate
How to recognise a case that AI should not handle alone, and who decides it instead.
- 05
For leaders: spotting opportunities
Where AI can create value in your processes, and how to tell a real opportunity from a passing trend.
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For leaders: governance and value
Who decides what AI may do, how its use is overseen, and how to measure whether it is paying off.
Training runs in Greek or English. When a module raises a bigger decision, such as which processes to automate first, it connects to AI consulting at the same level.
AI consultingWhat does the EU AI Act ask of your company?
AI literacy is the subject of Article 4 of the EU AI Act. This is what the article says today, checked against the official text.
“Skills, knowledge and understanding that allow providers, deployers and affected persons … to make an informed deployment of AI systems, as well as to gain awareness about the opportunities and risks of AI and possible harm it can cause.”
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, Article 3(56)
Article 4 of the EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689) sets the AI literacy duty. The Digital Omnibus on AI (Regulation (EU) 2026/1744), in force since 27 July 2026, replaced its wording: providers and deployers of AI systems “shall take measures to support the development of AI literacy” of their staff and of others who operate or use AI systems on their behalf, taking their knowledge, experience and context of use into account.
The new text adds that this “does not require providers or deployers to guarantee any specific level of AI literacy of any individual”. The Act calls any organisation that uses an AI system under its authority a deployer. Training people by role, for the AI they actually use, is a practical way to take those measures.
How does an AI training programme run?
An Aurelith training programme runs in five steps, from the roles you have today to habits that last. Roles, modules and timeline are agreed in your proposal before anything is delivered.
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01Before
Understand roles and tools
Who does what, which AI tools people use or plan to use, and the rules you have or still need.
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02Before
Design by role
Each group gets the modules that match its decisions and risks, with examples from its own work.
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03During
Deliver
Practical training in Greek or English, built on the tasks your people actually do.
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04After
Embed in daily work
People apply what they learned in their own tasks, with guidance while the new habits form.
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05Ongoing
Support with no end date
As your tools, rules and teams change, Aurelith stays by your side.
A programme pays off when it changes how people work, so it does not stop at the last module.
Every Aurelith service follows the same six steps, from a free first conversation and an analysis of your business to support with no end date.
How Aurelith worksWhere does AI training fit in Aurelith’s services?
AI training sits at Level 01, AI Consulting & Enablement, next to AI consulting. Teams that understand AI are ready for the automations and agents of Level 02 and for Company Brain. You can start at any level.
The three levels, side by side, with what each one includes.
All AI servicesBefore you train your teams.
Scope and pricing across all three levels are covered on Services. Anything else, ask us in a free first conversation.
What is AI literacy?
AI literacy is the skills, knowledge and understanding that let people use AI systems in an informed way and be aware of their opportunities, risks and possible harm, which is close to how Article 3(56) of the EU AI Act defines it. At work it means knowing what the AI tools you use can and cannot do, handling data carefully, checking what comes back and knowing when to hand a case to a person.
Is the training built around our own tools and rules?
Yes. Aurelith designs each programme around the AI tools your people use or plan to use, the rules you have or still need, and examples from their own work, so what they learn applies directly to their daily tasks.
Who in a company should receive AI training?
Everyone who uses AI at work or decides how it is used, each at the depth their role needs. Leaders need to judge where AI creates value and how it is governed, managers need to set rules and review output, specialists and everyday users need safe daily habits, and technical teams need to connect AI to systems responsibly. Aurelith maps the roles in your company before it designs the programme.
How does AI training connect to an AI roadmap?
Both belong to Level 01, AI Consulting & Enablement. AI consulting decides where AI pays off and in what order; AI training gives people the skills to work with what the roadmap brings. Aurelith can deliver them together or on their own, and when both are in scope, the roadmap helps decide which roles to train first.
Can the training be delivered in Greek?
Yes. Aurelith works in Greek and in English, and the language of each programme is agreed in your proposal.
Does AI training end when the programme is delivered?
No. After delivery, Aurelith helps your people apply what they learned in their own work and stays by their side with support that has no end date, so their skills keep pace as your AI tools and rules change.
How much does AI training cost?
Aurelith has no public price list. The first conversation is free, and the investment is set out in a written proposal after an analysis of your business. For training it depends mainly on how many roles and teams the programme covers and how closely it is built around your own tools and rules. More on scope and pricing.
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Confident teams make AI work.
Tell us who uses AI in your company today. In a free first conversation we will look at your roles with you and say plainly where training pays off first.
No public price list. Scope, timeline and investment are set out in your proposal.