BAIS turns federal AI education and workforce priorities into practical training, project-based learning, and safe AI workflows for agencies, schools, and workforce programs.
Plain-English AI literacy and responsible use
Live labs tied to actual workflows
Artifacts, risk notes, and next-step pilots
The policy direction points to AI literacy, workforce readiness, practical adoption, and documentation.
AI literacy for students, teachers, schools, and career pathways.
Apprenticeship and workforce programs aligned to future jobs.
Government workers need tools, training, and responsible use habits.
Cyber students and teams need AI-agent skills and project proof.
BAIS packages the program for distinct public-sector learners, each with a different job to be done.
Safe daily use, workflow improvement, policy drafting, service delivery, documentation.
AI literacy, classroom rules, lesson design, assessment, teacher productivity.
Career readiness, project-based learning, responsible use, portfolio artifacts.
AI agents, defensive workflows, prompt and tool risk, human-in-the-loop review.
Governance, procurement, metrics, training plans, and pilot selection.
Public-sector AI education has to produce judgment, not just excitement.
Tool demos, vague prompting, no policy connection, no artifact, no measurement, no reporting.
Plain English, safe use, real workflow, final project, responsible-use checklist, and buyer-ready outcome report.
Each track can be sold alone, bundled into a pilot, or licensed as train-the-trainer material.
Employee AI Literacy: daily work, data judgment, safe prompting, workflow improvement.
Teacher AI Readiness: classroom use, integrity, lesson design, student boundaries.
Student Career Pathways: AI fundamentals, project work, portfolio, future jobs.
CyberAI and Agents: AI-enabled defense, agent risk, reporting, human review.
Train-the-Trainer: instructor deck, videos, workbook, quizzes, facilitation guide.
Start narrow, prove the training works, then expand through agencies, schools, workforce boards, and cyber programs.
Build the offer: Gov AI page, capability statement, sales deck, first video, first 50 contacts.
Run a pilot: one live workshop, collect proof, refine course, create workbook and reporting template.
Sell the program: paid pilot, vendor registration, train-the-trainer package, instructor bench.
Six modules. Built for live workshops, recorded learning, and train-the-trainer delivery.
AI in plain English
Responsible public use
Prompting and verification
AI for daily workflows
Build lab
Capstone and report
Cyber professionals need to work with AI agents and document government-relevant projects. The output is a one-page project report covering skills used, AI role, human review, security risks, and career relevance.
What autonomous and semi-autonomous systems can do.
Triage, summaries, playbooks, reports, and analyst support.
Prompt injection, data leakage, hallucination, and tool misuse.
The product should feel easy for a government or school buyer to justify and repeat.
Slides and speaker notes for live delivery.
Short modules for replay, onboarding, and hybrid training.
Practice tasks, prompt templates, checklists, and project pages.
Pre and post literacy checks and completion evidence.
Attendance, artifacts, risks, metrics, and next recommendations.
Facilitation guide and instructor certification path.
Offer a focused readiness pilot: one executive briefing, one live workshop, one learner artifact, one outcome report, and a 90-day expansion plan.
Leadership alignment
Hands-on training
Measured next steps