Who Teaches Basic AI in London?
Practice prompts from The Oxford AI School
https://www.theoxfordaischool.com/blog/who-teaches-basic-ai-in-london

Replace the bracketed details and use only fictional, public or approved information.

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Prompt 1: prepare a note for your tutor
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Help me prepare a short note for a basic AI tutor.
My experience: [what I have tried, including “nothing yet”].
What I would like help with: [two everyday tasks].
What makes me uncertain: [concerns].
Preferred pace and format: [preferences].

Write a plain-English learning brief and five questions I can ask before booking. Do not make me sound more experienced than I am. Do not include personal records, passwords or confidential work details.

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Prompt 2: draft a simple invitation
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Draft a friendly invitation of no more than 100 words for this fictional event.
Event: a beginner photography walk.
Day and time: Saturday at 10 am.
Meeting point: the front gate of the fictional Meadow Park.
Participants should bring a camera or phone and reply to say they are coming.

Use British English. Do not invent a calendar date, organiser, address, price or weather forecast. Put missing details in a separate checklist. This is a draft, not a message to send.

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Prompt 3: make the invitation sound like you
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Revise the draft invitation below.
Draft: [paste the fictional invitation].

Make it warmer and easier to read in no more than 75 words. Keep every factual detail unchanged. Avoid exaggerated enthusiasm and phrases such as “an unforgettable experience”. Do not add promises, contact details or new information. Then list what you changed so I can review it.

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Prompt 4: spot the unsupported detail
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Check this draft against the fictional source.
Source: “The club meets on Tuesdays at 6 pm. New members may attend a first session. The organiser has not confirmed the fee.”
Draft: “Join us every Tuesday at 6 pm. Your first session is free.”

List each factual claim, whether the source supports it and any correction needed. Do not assume that “may attend” means “free”. Write a corrected draft using only the source facts. I will verify your comparison myself.

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Prompt 5: make a beginner practice card
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Create a one-page practice card for someone who has just had their first AI lesson. The task they learned was [task]. They have ten minutes to practise on three days this week.

Include a simple starting prompt with placeholders, a way to improve one part of the answer, three checks to make and a place to record questions for the tutor. Use fictional information. Keep technical words to a minimum and explain any you use. Do not recommend buying tools or connecting accounts.