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AI for coaches and trainers: more time for your participants
Designing courses, creating materials, writing invitations, staying visible: AI does the groundwork, you bring the experience and the presence.
"Create an agenda for a three-hour workshop on [topic] for [audience]. Include breaks, two exercises and a short closing round."
What's costing you time
Creating courses and materials
Exercises and case examples
Invitations and course descriptions
Social media and newsletters
Three examples from everyday work
Examples for illustration – not client projects. Always check results yourself.
Course structure
Modules and learning goals as a first draft.
Create a course structure on [topic] for [audience] across [number] sessions, each with one learning goal and one exercise.
Exercises
Case examples that fit the group.
Write three short case examples on [topic] from the everyday life of [audience], each with a discussion question.
Course description
A text that shows what participants take away.
Write a course description for [course]: who it's for, what they'll be able to do afterwards, format, date. Maximum 120 words.
Data protection: Content from coaching sessions and client names stay out of it. General materials and texts are fine.
Matching starting point
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Learn moreFrequently asked questions
Will AI take my work away?
No. It takes the groundwork off your plate. It can't replace relationship, experience and presence.
Can I use AI-written texts in my materials?
Generally yes. Check them for accuracy and adapt them to your style. Watch for copyright with other people's texts and images.
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