About the Training Program

This program introduces participants to the leading AI tools available today: Claude, ChatGPT, and Microsoft Copilot. Through guided comparison and hands-on practice, participants learn how each tool works, where it excels, and how to apply a reusable prompting method across different tasks. The session closes with practical guidance on choosing the right tool for the job and using AI responsibly in day-to-day work.

At the end of the training program, you’ll be able to:

  • Identify the strengths and limitations of Claude, ChatGPT, and Microsoft Copilot
  • Apply a reusable, step-by-step method for writing effective prompts
  • Match the right AI tool to the right task or workflow
  • Evaluate AI-generated output for accuracy and relevance
  • Apply basic principles of responsible and ethical AI use at work.

  • Introduction to AI Tools
  • Side-by-Side Comparison
  • The Prompting Method
  • Choosing the Right Tool
  • Responsible AI Use
  • Practice and Application

Regular Rate

P1,999

Early Bird Rate

P1,799until Oct 13

Group Rate

P1,699

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Meet Your Trainer

Mr. Reamur David doesn’t just talk about AI. He builds it, ships it, and leads teams through adopting it in the real world. As Managing Director of WT Migremo Systems and Senior Program Manager at Tribal Group, he has spent over 20 years turning complex technology and delivery challenges into practical, working solutions. In recent years, he has applied that same discipline to helping teams understand and use AI in practical, grounded ways.

With a rare combination of deep technical fluency and 20+ years of program and delivery leadership, Rhem has led remote teams of 50+ professionals, delivered institutional projects for the Asian Development Bank and the United Nations Development Program, and personally built and shipped six AI-enhanced products, from an AI-native tool that catches its own model’s mistakes, to platforms spanning healthcare, project management, and go-to-market intelligence. He brings the same grounded, build-it-yourself credibility to how he talks about AI: not theory, but what actually works, what doesn’t, and why.

Rhem’s sessions are built on a simple idea: AI should make work better for the people doing it, not more confusing. Drawing on two decades of translating technical complexity into plain, usable language for both executives and hands-on teams, he creates a workshop space where questions are welcome and no one is made to feel behind. Participants leave not with buzzwords, but with a clear, practical sense of where AI genuinely helps, where it doesn’t, and how to start using it responsibly and confidently in their own work.
Reamur Adaza David

Technology & AI Transformation Leader, Facilitator

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