Artificial Intelligence (AI) workshop
NFACT is proud to be offering free, beginner-friendly AI workshops - Everyday AI for Work and Life - created for refugees, migrants, Māori, and Pacific communities as well as staff and trustees of the not-for-profit sector across New Zealand.
The workshop is delivered by culturally appropriate facilitators, and uses learning materials that are inclusive, practical, and easy to follow. It focuses on real-world skills that can support employment, learning, and daily tasks. For more information, please read these FAQs.
Note: We have released the first dates for the workshops - they are listed in the registration form. If these workshops don't suit you, but you are still interested in attending another workshop, please contact Amin (amin@nfact.co.nz / 021 280 0602).
To register, fill in the registration form using the link below.
About the Workshop

Workshop Modules
In this five-module workshop, participants build the essential skills needed to use AI with confidence.
For some groups, we will offer Module 0 - which covers foundational digital skills and online safety - ensuring participants can engage confidently and securely in digital spaces. This is an optional module for groups needing extra support with the tools.
Starting with the basics, participants will explore powerful productivity tools, learn how to communicate effectively with AI through prompts, understand responsible AI practices, and discover how to stay up-to-date in a rapidly evolving field.
(Optional) Module 0: Digital Foundations & Local Context
Module 1: AI Basics & NZ Relevance
Module 2: AI for Workplace Productivity
Module 3: Prompt Engineering & Communication
Module 4: AI & Cultural Safety
Module 5: Future-Proofing & Job Action
Module Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course, you will learn the different types of AI, what the difference is between traditional AI and generative AI, the different tool to improve specific tasks in daily life (research, writing, summarising), how to master prompts for effective output, the bias and ethics of AI, and continuous learning in AI in specific tasks relevant to you.
For Not-For-Profit Organisations
We are also offering a tailored workshop for employees and trustees of not-for-profit organisations in New Zealand.
For more information, and to register your organisation's interest, please contact:
Amin Bakhsh - Project Lead
amin@nfact.co.nz / +64 (0)21 280 0602
Thanks
This project has been made possible thanks to our funders. This project is part of the AI Opportunity Fund: Asia-Pacific, in collaboration with AVPN and with support from Google.org and the Asian Development Bank.
We also thank these contributors who have helped us in the delivery:
Kara Kennedy from the AI Literacy Institute for leading our pilot workshop in the beginning of February 2026.






