AC&T Educational Consulting Group offers two interactive online workshops designed to prepare high school and university students for success in an increasingly AI-driven world.
AI + HI Literacy Workshop
AI Assists. Human Intelligence Leads.
Artificial intelligence is transforming how students learn, research, communicate, create, and solve problems. But technology alone cannot replace critical thinking, sound judgment, or responsible decision-making.
Through live, facilitator-led online learning, students explore responsible AI use, effective prompting, information verification, bias and misinformation, and the importance of human judgment. Tools such as ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, and Perplexity may be introduced as learning examples—not as substitutes for thinking.
Student Leadership Development Workshop
Leadership is about more than holding a title. It is about communicating effectively, working collaboratively, making responsible decisions, and leading with confidence.
Through interactive activities and real-world scenarios, students strengthen communication, teamwork, accountability, empathy, leadership, and decision-making skills that support success in school, college, and future careers.
Interactive Learning Experience
Every workshop is live, interactive, and facilitator-led. Students actively participate in discussions, collaborative activities, case studies, problem-solving exercises, and real-world scenarios that strengthen critical thinking, communication, leadership, and responsible decision-making.
Certificate of Completion: Students who complete either workshop receive an AC&T Certificate of Completion recognizing their participation and achievement.
Student Success Stories
Student: “The AI + HI Workshop taught me how to use AI responsibly while thinking more critically and making better academic decisions.”
Student:“The leadership workshop strengthened my communication, teamwork, and decision-making skills. I left with greater confidence in both my academic and professional abilities.”