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Corporate AI training, Pakistan

AI training your staff will use on Monday.

On-site or online. In Urdu and English.

For banks, transport, NGOs, software houses and government teams.

Request a training proposal See the nine modules

Last run: Orange Line Metro, Lahore, 30 Jun to 2 Jul 2025.

Orange Line Metro staff working on laptops in a training room in Lahore

Your process first. Then the tool.

We start with how your team works today.

Then we pick the tool that fits, and tell you why.

Then we show the problem it solves and where the work gets faster.

Basics to advanced. We cover it end to end.

Sessions we have run.

  1. A packed training room in Lahore, staff at laptops, seen from the back

    Orange Line Metro, Lahore

    • On-site. 30 Jun to 2 Jul 2025.
    • Staff worked on laptops with real AI tools. Certificates at the end.
    • Covered no-code tools, department automation, private AI, an SOP chatbot and computer vision.
  2. Digital Galaxy logo

    “Women & the Future of AI”

    Digital Galaxy

    • Online. 26 Sep 2026. Taught in Urdu.
    • Hosted by Sadia Zeeshan.

Pick the track for each group.

Most organisations need two of these. Some need all three.

Leaders

  • Where AI fits in your organisation.
  • What staff may use, and what stays out.
  • Which tasks to try first, and how to check they worked.

Usually modules 1 and 2. About a day in total.

Office and operations staff

  • Letters, replies, minutes and reports, faster.
  • Excel, Sheets and the monthly MIS with AI help.
  • Small tools for your own department, with no coding.

Usually modules 1, 3, 4 and 5.

IT and data teams

  • Automations each department can run.
  • AI on your own servers, with your data kept inside.
  • A chatbot for SOPs and staff training. Computer vision basics.

Usually modules 1, 6, 7 and 8. Module 9 on request.

n8n, Make, AI models on your own machines.

Nine modules. Basics to advanced.

Start where your team is. We check needs first, then build the programme from these modules.

Every exercise uses tasks from your own office.

Download the one-page course sheet (PDF)

Level 1Foundations

  1. Module 1: Safe AI at work

    For: Everyone

    Know what never goes into a public AI tool. Check an answer before using it. Draft letters, replies and minutes in Urdu and English.

    Half day

  2. Module 2: For managers: where AI fits

    For: Leaders and department heads

    Pick three tasks to try. Agree how to measure them. Write the team's AI-use rule.

    2 hours

Level 2Department tools

  1. Module 3: Excel and Google Sheets with AI

    For: Office, finance and operations staff

    Get a formula by asking for it. Clean and merge sheets. Set up the monthly sheet once.

    Full day. Laptops.

  2. Module 4: Reports and MIS

    For: Finance, operations and data teams

    Build the daily MIS from raw files. Make a simple dashboard. Let AI write the summary line.

    Full day. Laptops.

  3. Module 5: Build your own tools, no coding

    For: Any department

    Make a small tool your department uses every day. No coding needed. Anyone on the team can use it.

    Covered at Orange Line Metro

    Set after the needs check

Level 3Automation

  1. Module 6: Automate your department's routine work

    For: Each department, with its own set of tools

    Map one routine task. Pick the tool that fits it. Build the automation and run it.

    Covered at Orange Line Metro

    Set after the needs check

Level 4Private AI

  1. Module 7: Private AI on your own servers

    For: IT teams, and any department that handles sensitive data

    Run AI on your own computers or servers. Your data stays inside your organisation.

    Covered at Orange Line Metro

    Set after the needs check

Level 5Advanced

  1. Module 8: A chatbot for your SOPs and staff training

    For: IT with HR or training teams

    Load your SOPs and manuals. Staff ask it questions and get the answer with the page it came from. New staff learn from it.

    Covered at Orange Line Metro

    Set after the needs check

  2. Module 9: Computer vision and its uses

    For: IT, operations and leaders

    See what a computer vision model can pick out in a photo or a video. Find the uses that fit your work.

    Covered at Orange Line Metro

    Set after the needs check

Tools we use include ChatGPT, Claude, NotebookLM, Excel, Google Sheets and Power BI. No-code tools for module 5. n8n and Make for automation. AI models that run on your own machines for module 7. We use the tools your organisation already allows.

Safe AI with your company’s data.

  • Many staff already use ChatGPT on their phones.
  • The risk is what they paste into it.
  • Module 1 covers this for everyone.
  • The session ends with your team’s own AI-use rule sheet.
  • Your IT and compliance people help write it.
Sample. Yours is written with your team.

Our AI-use rules

  1. 1.Use only the AI accounts our organisation approves.
  2. 2.Never paste customer names, CNIC numbers, account numbers or phone numbers into a public AI tool.
  3. 3.Never paste passwords, keys or links to internal systems.
  4. 4.Remove names and numbers before you ask AI for help with a document.
  5. 5.Read every AI answer before you use it. You own the result.
  6. 6.Check every figure, date and rule against the source.
  7. 7.A person reads every letter before it goes to a customer.
  8. 8.Not sure? Ask (blank: name of your AI lead) before you paste.

From first call to the last day.

  1. Step 1

    Needs check.

    We talk to you. Your staff fill a short form. What do they do every day? Which tools are they allowed?

  2. Step 2

    Design.

    We pick the modules and build exercises from your real tasks. You get the outline to approve.

  3. Step 3

    Deliver.

    On-site or online. Laptops open. Every person tries each task.

  4. Step 4

    After the session.

    You keep the rule sheet and the certificates.

On-site, online, or both.

On-site
Lahore and Islamabad. Your training room, or our office in G-13, Islamabad.
Online
Microsoft Teams or Zoom.
Blended
A short online kick-off, then a hands-on day on-site.
Timings
Weekdays, evenings or weekends. Staff who cannot leave the counter can join after hours.
Length
From a 2-hour session to a full programme across levels.
Batch size
20 to 30 people. Bigger teams run in batches.
Laptops
One per person for the hands-on modules. The managers module needs none.
Language
Urdu, English, or both.

Inside the Orange Line Metro session, Lahore.

Trainer helping a staff member at a laptop
One-to-one help at the desk.
Projector screen showing an AI lesson during the session
A teammate explains how AI tools write their answers.
Trainer standing at a desk, explaining a task to a staff member at his laptop
A trainer talks a staff member through the task at his desk.
Trainers walking between the rows during an exercise
Trainers walk the rows during an exercise.
Awais Rafeeq receiving a certificate of appreciation at the Orange Line Metro session
Awais receives a certificate of appreciation at the close.
AI Data House team standing outside the Orange Line Metro building in Lahore
Outside the Orange Line Metro building.
Group photo of staff and trainers after the session
Staff and trainers after the session.

What people said after the session.

Messages from the Digital Galaxy session, 26 Sep 2026, as they were posted. Phone numbers hidden.

  • Message from AMGD: The more I learned about AI, the more complex it seemed. But Awais Rafeeq explained AI concepts and practical applications so clearly that it became much easier to understand. He also helped clear up several misconceptions and showed how AI can support our daily work, improve productivity, and create value for businesses. Thank you, @Awais Rafeeq Ai Data..., for making AI easier to understand. Looking forward to more discussions and learning about its practical applications.
  • Message from Sadia Zeeshan, the host: @Awais Rafeeq Ai Data... Thank you Awais Rafeeq for your time to deliver the simple yet effective solutions asked by the participants.
  • Meeting chat message from Shaela Safwan: Thank you Awais. Very informative
  • Message from Spark: Very informative session. I think we need one more session with him
  • Meeting chat message from Urwa Baloch: Please continue..very interesting topic
  • Message from Ayesha Sharif: @Awais Rafeeq Ai Data... it was very information session
  • Message from Harmain Niazi: It was very interesting. Thank you @Awais Rafeeq Ai Data...
  • Meeting chat messages from Urwa Baloch: Thank you Awais. Great session!
  • Message from humma jabeen, replying to Awais (Thank you Mam Sadia and everyone who joined tonight. Your questions made the session...): Very informative session thank you.

Digital Galaxy session, 26 Sep 2026

What clients say about how Awais explains.

Screenshots of the reviews. Open one to see it on the page where it was posted.

Trainer Awais Rafeeq presenting to a room of staff
Awais Rafeeq teaching at Orange Line Metro, Lahore.

Your trainer.

Awais Rafeeq

Founder and CEO, AI Data House, Islamabad.

He started on Upwork as a data analyst.

Since 2022 his team has delivered 500+ projects for businesses in the US, UK and Middle East.

He has trained two batches of students.

He hired people from those batches into his own team for data analysis and AI work.

Many businesses come to him for advice on business process automation and data analytics.

He teaches in Urdu and English.

He trained staff at Orange Line Metro, Lahore.

He also hosts the Awais Rafeeq Show.

Trained by us. Then hired.

These people came through our student batches. They talk about the training in their own words.

  • Mahnoor Malik

  • Muhammad Dawood

    Trained in our batch, then joined our team as an AI developer.

  • Uzair Razzaq

    Trained in our batch, then joined our team as a project manager.

Request a training proposal.

Tell us about your team. We send a written outline.

Request a training proposal

The next page is a short form. It does not book a session or commit you to anything.

We reply within one business day.

Or email awais@aidatahouse.com.

Questions we get.

Is this only for banks?

No. We train any team that writes, reports or answers customers. Banks, transport, NGOs, software houses and government teams.

Which language do you teach in?

Urdu, English, or both. Slides are usually in English. The talk is in whatever your staff are most comfortable with.

Do staff need laptops?

For the hands-on modules, yes. One per person works best. The 2-hour managers module needs none.

Do people get a certificate?

Yes. Each person gets an AI Data House certificate of completion. It is our own certificate.

Can we record the session?

We can arrange this. Ask us when you request a proposal.

How many people per batch?

20 to 30. For a bigger team we run more batches.

Online or on-site, which is better?

On-site works best for hands-on days. Online works well for short sessions and teams in many cities. Blended does both.

Can you use our own data in the exercises?

We build exercises from your real tasks. Where real customer data is involved, we use sample or cleaned copies.

What happens to our data during training?

No customer data goes into a public AI tool. We only use accounts your organisation approves. Module 1 and the rule sheet cover this for every person.

How much does it cost?

It depends on the modules, the length, the format and the city. After the needs check you get a written proposal with the fee per batch.