If you are actively looking for AI training, the real question is not whether AI is important. The question is what you can do with it safely, usefully and responsibly in your own work.

This WA AI Hub course is designed for policy, strategy, education, research, communications and leadership professionals producing longer documents. It focuses on using Claude for long-form analysis, critique and structured writing through practical examples, structured activities and clear review steps.

Participants work with safe practice scenarios, not sensitive real-world data, and leave with long-form briefing workflow and critique checklist.

You should attend if you want a practical session that is specific enough to use, careful enough to trust and clear enough to share with your team.

What you will do:

Work through practical, low-risk activities.
Learn how to make better AI-related decisions.
Apply a responsible integration checklist.
Create a usable course artifacts.
Identify the next WA AI Hub pathway for your role or team.

Facilitator:

Dr Eunice Sari. Dr Eunice Sari is Co-Founder and Management Committee Member of WA AI Hub and a Humanity-centred AI and inclusive design leader with more than 25 years’ experience. She co-created WA AI Hub’s Responsible AI Governance Sprint and AI for Me programs and is also CEO and Co-Founder of UX Indonesia, Co-Founder of Customer Experience Insight Pty Ltd, a Google Mentor, a Google Certified Design Sprint Master, Adjunct Professor at UNSW and an Honorary University Fellow at Charles Darwin University.

Who Should Attend:

Policy, strategy, education, research, communications and leadership professionals producing longer documents.

Refund and Cancellation Policy

Participant cancellation windows

14 or more calendar days before the scheduled session: Transfer to another available WA AI Hub session or course credit, less any non-recoverable third-party platform fee. Refunds may be offered less an administration fee at WA AI Hub’s discretion.

7-13 calendar days before the scheduled session: Transfer or credit only, subject to availability. No cash refund for change-of-mind cancellation.

Less than 7 calendar days before the scheduled session: No refund, no credit and no transfer for change-of-mind cancellation. WA AI Hub may consider exceptional circumstances at its discretion.

No-show or partial attendance: No refund, no credit and no transfer, except where required by Australian Consumer Law.

Substitutions

Participant substitutions are allowed up to 24 hours before the session if the substitute meets eligibility requirements and WA AI Hub receives the updated attendee details in writing.

Organiser cancellation, rescheduling or major change

If WA AI Hub cancels a session, cannot deliver the session, or makes a major change to the time, delivery mode or core advertised content, participants will be offered a reasonable remedy such as transfer, credit or refund, consistent with Australian Consumer Law.

Australian Consumer Law statement

Our services come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. If a service fails to meet a consumer guarantee, participants may be entitled to a remedy depending on the circumstances. This policy does not limit those rights.

Platform fees

Ticketing platform fees and payment processing fees may be non-refundable where those fees are charged and retained by the platform, except where law or the relevant platform rules require otherwise.

How to request a cancellation, transfer or remedy

Email Junita junita@wahub.ai (08) 6156 4865 with the participant name, session title, booking reference, requested outcome and reason for the request.

Recommended acceptance wording

By registering, participants acknowledge the refund and cancellation policy and understand that statutory rights under Australian Consumer Law continue to apply.

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