AIRBORNEPatriot Solutions

AI foundations & team enablementTampa, FloridaU.S. Army veteran-owned

Your team already has AI.We make them good at it.

Hands-on training that turns AI curiosity into everyday capability. Learn the basics, practice on real work, and keep the habits.

Let’s talk training ↗ Try the 60-second brief ↓

No technical background needed. Bring your questions.

00 / Try it now

The 60-second brief.

Most “AI doesn’t work” problems are brief problems. Fill in five lines and watch a vague request become one a tool can deliver on. Then copy it into the tool you already use.

01 / How we work

Every jump runs a sequence. So does every good AI task.

Airborne troops run these commands on every jump. The order is the point. We teach AI the same way: one real task, one clear brief, one person who checks, then repeat.

  1. 01

    Jump command · Get ready

    Find a starting point

    Talk through your team’s experience and choose one useful task. Not a strategy. A task you need done this week.

  2. 02

    Jump command · Hook up

    Brief the tool

    Give it the goal, the audience, the context, and the constraints. The 60-second brief above is the habit we drill.

  3. 03

    Jump command · Check equipment

    Review the result

    Question the output. Check facts, dates, names, and tone. A person decides what is ready to use, every time.

  4. 04

    Jump command · Go

    Repeat what works

    Keep the approach for the next task. That is the habit your team takes with them when the session ends.

02 / Training

Three ways in. One up next.

Start where your team is. Every lane connects the learning to everyday work, on the tools your organization already approves.

01 / Start here

AI Foundations

For individuals and teams new to AI.

  • What AI can and cannot reliably do
  • Clear goals, context, audience, constraints
  • Checking facts and protecting sensitive information
Build your foundation ↗ 02 / Practice together

Hands-on workshops

For teams ready to apply the basics.

  • Drafts, summaries, research, everyday planning
  • Role-relevant examples and guided practice
  • Human review before an output is shared
Explore workshops ↗ 03 / Build the habit

Team enablement

For teams with tools but uneven confidence.

  • Recognizing tasks where AI may be useful
  • Briefing a tool with the right context
  • Following your organization’s data policies
See the approach ↗

03 / What we believe

Useful skills. Human judgment.

Belief 01

Buying AI is not the same as enabling people to use it.

A license is not a capability. The tool sits idle until someone knows what to ask and how to check the answer.

Belief 02

Search-box use is not enablement.

Typing a question and pasting the answer is not a skill. Briefing, reviewing, and repeating is.

Belief 03

Fear and aversion are solvable with skill, clarity, and respect.

People avoid what they do not understand. Show them the edges, and the fear turns into judgment.

Belief 04

Safety training should create confidence, not freeze teams in place.

Know what stays out of the chat, then get on with the work. Caution is a habit, not a wall.

Belief 05

Learning connects to a real task, with a person responsible for the result.

Every session ends with something you actually needed done, checked by a person who owns it.

04 / Free guides

A head start, on us.

Eight guides, from the basics to a one-page cheat sheet. Read before a conversation, between sessions, or whenever you want a practical place to begin. No sign-up.

01 / Understand the basics

AI Foundations

What these tools do, how to brief them, how to check the work, and a practice task you can verify.

 02 / Build good habits

Hygiene, context & judgment

When AI belongs, what stays out of the chat, connected tools, and a printable checklist.

 03 / Put it into practice

50 marketing prompts

Content, email, SEO, ads, and research. Copy-ready, with the same briefing habits built in.

 04 / Vocabulary

AI fluency glossary

Plain-language definitions for the terms you will meet, grouped by theme: the four fluency skills, how the technology works, prompting vocabulary.

 05 / Core skills

Working with an AI assistant

Brief it well, keep sessions clean, recover when it goes wrong, use it safely. Ends with a 7-day starter plan on real work.

 06 / Recipes

Everyday AI workflows

Eight repeatable workflows with steps and a prompt to adapt: meeting recaps, research, dashboards, spreadsheets, your own documents.

 07 / Coding agents

AI coding agent power tips

Thirty-two tips for any coding agent in three levels, from the first instruction file to agent teams and scheduled checks.

 08 / One page

AI quick reference

Everything on one page: prompt formula, session hygiene, recovery moves, shorthand commands, coding agent essentials. Print it.

05 / A few good questions

Before we begin.

Do we need AI experience?

No. Foundations training starts with the basics. We’ll discuss your team’s experience so the starting point fits.

Do we need to buy a new AI tool?

We start with the tools your organization already approves. The initial conversation helps identify what participants need for the session.

What can we engage APS for today?

AI foundations, hands-on skills, and team enablement training. Forward-deployed engineering and custom workflow development are up next, not services currently available to book. Regulatory and compliance consulting is not part of the offering.

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06 / Let’s find your starting point

What could your people do with a little direction?

Tell us about your team and what you want to learn. We’ll help you choose a practical first task.

Start a conversation ↗

Or email info@airbornepatriotsolutions.com · 888-878-2118