PRIVATE / ONE LEARNER
Choose the time and task scope
The owner of Mentrix teaches you directly. Each package covers one learner; we agree on the tasks and appointment times before booking.
P01 / Start with your own task — THB 4,900
3 hours in one session, focused on one task. Includes prompts and an output checklist, hands-on practice and at least one revision.
One online follow-up appointment of up to 30 minutes, within 7 days after the lesson.
P02 / Build a repeatable routine — THB 8,900
6 hours over two 3-hour sessions, covering up to two tasks. The second session reviews what you tried and refines the prompts. Includes prompts, checklists and repeatable steps for the agreed tasks.
One online follow-up appointment of up to 1 hour, within 14 days after the final session.
Learn at our office or your location. Preparation, teaching and documents within the agreed scope are included. Travel expenses and travel time are quoted separately for each visit once the location and schedule are known; you receive the total before booking.
Ask about private training on Messenger ↗01 / THE PROBLEMWhen does this service help?
If AI outputs miss the point or you are unsure whether to trust them, we help you choose a suitable task, write prompts, check against source material and revise the result yourself.
Before
A learner tries AI but is unsure how to check answers or adjust prompts for their own work.
Expected After
The learner practices an agreed task, checks the output against source material and revises the prompt, with steps to reuse afterward.
Business Value
A method for using AI in the learner's own work and identifying corrections before using the output.
How to Measure
- Completing the agreed task independently
- Checks against source material
- Revising output and repeating the steps
Industry Example
Example: A business owner practices drafting customer replies from confirmed service information.
02 / SCOPEWhat we can work on
- Draft customer replies, summarize documents or prepare content for the agreed tasks
- Prompts, an output checklist and repeatable steps to take away
- Use your own AI account without sharing your password with the instructor
- Practice checking accuracy and protecting confidential information
- Team workshops are scoped and quoted separately
03 / APPROACHHow we approach the work
Start with a 15-minute discussion, choose tasks within the package and prepare 2–3 redacted examples. We check your device and AI account, then agree on the schedule, location and total cost before booking. During the lesson, you practice, check at least two points per task against the source and revise the output at least once.
PROJECT BRIEF
Apply one-to-one AI training to your actual work
Choose a task such as drafting content, summarising documents or planning work, then practise prompting, checking and revising the output yourself. Sessions are available at our office or on-site by agreement.
Deliverables to agree before starting
The packages above define time and scope. The objective is to complete and review a practical example yourself, rather than only receive prompts.
What to prepare
Bring a laptop, the relevant tool accounts and non-confidential work examples. Share your experience level and intended task before the session.
Download the blank one-to-one AI lesson worksheet (TXT)
Scope and limitations
Tool subscriptions and done-for-you implementation are not automatically included. Team workshops require a separate brief and participant count.
Comparing related AI services
Private teaching develops practical skills so you can apply AI to your own work. If your organisation needs to evaluate multiple processes and choose a pilot first, see AI Consulting & Workflow Assessment. If you want us to connect workflows and build automated handoffs between systems, explore AI Automation & Workflow Software.
Worked example: drafting a customer reply
Simulated learning example, not a client case or measured result.
Practice question: ‘Can I attend at your office tomorrow?’ The supplied facts say appointments must be agreed in advance; they do not confirm tomorrow's availability.
- First instruction: ‘Reply to this customer.’ If the draft claims ‘Tomorrow is confirmed’, flag that as unsupported rather than sending it.
- Revised prompt: ‘Draft a polite reply using only these facts: attendance requires an agreed appointment; tomorrow's availability is unknown. Ask for a preferred time so the team can check. Do not confirm a slot or invent a price.’
- Example revision: ‘Please share your preferred time tomorrow so we can check availability before confirming.’ Check the facts, tone and next step, then let the learner repeat the exercise with a new question.
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