Bermuda College is hosting a half-day workshop on April 21 designed to help administrative professionals use artificial intelligence tools in the workplace
Administrative professionals will have an opportunity to learn how artificial intelligence can help reduce workloads and improve efficiency at a workshop being held at Bermuda College later this month.
The AI for Administrative Professionals Workshop (TDS 1246) runs from 12pm to 5pm on April 21 at Bermuda College. The session will introduce practical AI tools designed to support everyday administrative tasks, including streamlining workflows, planning and communication, and event co-ordination and office management.
The workshop also includes a hands-on component, where participants will use the AI tools during the session.
Tawana Flood, director of the College’s Athora Division of Professional & Career Education (APACE), said the technology had the potential to ease the burden of repetitive tasks and free up time for work requiring judgement, organisation and interpersonal skills.
“AI is becoming an important part of today’s workforce, and administrative professionals need the chance to understand how it can support the work they do,” said Ms Flood.
“This course is relevant because it gives people practical tools they can use straight away to work more efficiently, reduce pressure and strengthen their value in the workplace.”
The course is intended for professionals who want a clearer understanding of how AI applies to their role and how it can be used in a practical and responsible way.
The cost is $195, with lunch included. To register, email readytostart@college.bm.
Media release and image supplied by Bermuda College.
