Most people think using AI puts them ahead of the curve. Actually, you are behind half the country.
Fifty-four per cent of UK adults are already using AI tools — up from 31% in 2024. Not students. Not tech workers. Ordinary people, writing to the council, planning a trip, making sense of a letter they did not understand.
The gap is not that you have missed something clever. It is that nobody has shown you, in plain English, on your own phone or laptop, how to start. That is what this course does. Eight modules. Forty-two short lessons. One thing you actually want AI to do for you — done by the end.
Who this is for
- You are curious about AI but have not known where to begin.
- You use a phone (iPhone or Android) and probably a laptop or iPad, but you would not call yourself “good with computers.”
- You want AI to help with real things — a letter, a form, a photo, a plan — not to become a hobby.
- You would rather be taken through it once, slowly, in plain English, than read a manual.
- You have not necessarily read AI Made Simple — this course stands on its own.
Who this is not for
- Anyone looking for a workplace productivity certificate or CPD points — this course carries no accreditation claim.
- Anyone wanting to become a developer or “power user” overnight — this is the first thirty days, not the last.
- Anyone expecting a promise of income from AI — the course is honest about what is genuinely possible and what is oversold.
What you will be able to do
By the end of the course, you will be able to:
- Explain what AI actually is, in your own words — and stop being afraid of it.
- Hold your first real conversation with an AI assistant on your own device — including talking to it instead of typing, on your phone.
- Ask well — turn a disappointing answer into a genuinely useful one, every time.
- Spot AI already working in your phone, your bank and your television — and use it on purpose for planning and paperwork.
- Write a complete letter or difficult email, in your own voice, from a three-line description of the problem.
- Make a picture, hear a document read aloud, and use your camera to ask questions.
- Spot a cloned voice, a deepfake and a scam — and leave with a family safe-word agreed.
- Walk away with a written 30-day plan and a finished piece of work to show for it.
The Thirty-Day Folder
This course does not end with a test. It ends with a folder — digital, or a physical ring binder, your choice — holding six real things you made during the course:
- My one thing — the task you wrote down on day one, and whether it happened.
- One real letter, sent or ready to send.
- One image or design, made and shared with someone.
- One document decoded — a letter, form or bill turned into plain English.
- My family safe-word card — signed, dated, and genuinely useful.
- My 30-day plan — one task a week, dated.
Nothing in the folder is a simulation. Every item is something you would have made anyway, if you had known how.
How it works
- Written lessons, none longer than about 1,200 words. Short by design — long enough to teach one thing properly, short enough to finish.
- At your own pace. No live sessions to attend. Read a lesson, put it down, come back to it — nothing is timed.
- Read it on your phone or your laptop. Whichever you have to hand.
- A printable worksheet for every module, set at 14pt+ with generous space, so you can work on paper if you prefer.
- A short quiz at the end of each module — friendly, scenario-based, no trick questions.
- Lifetime access. Pay once. Yours to keep and revisit.
Pay once. No subscription, no meter running.
Try it first — free
Your First Conversation With AI — Module 0 and Module 1 in full, eight short lessons, about forty minutes. And my free Prompt Pack is on its own page.
No card details. No catch. See exactly how the course teaches before you decide whether the rest is for you.
When you sign up, tick the box that says “Send me product updates and offers via email” and I’ll also send you four short emails to help you get going: where to start, the one habit that keeps you safe with AI, what comes after Module 1, and one question for you.
Pricing
The course
£29
Founding price for the launch cohort. Normally £39.
Everything: all 8 modules, 42 lessons, around 44,000 words — roughly four hours of reading, at whatever pace suits you, a printable worksheet and an end-of-module quiz for every module, the Thirty-Day Folder capstone, your certificate, lifetime access and free updates.
The complete bundle
£45
Founding price for the launch cohort. Normally £59.
The course, plus both books — AI Made Simple and Tracing Your Roots With AI.
Try before you buy, not after
The first two modules are free, in full, with no card details. That is the try-out. Because the course is digital and you get every lesson the moment you pay, there are no refunds once you have bought. Read the free lessons first and decide with your eyes open.
Frequently asked questions
I'm not good with computers. Will I actually be able to follow this?
Yes. The course is built for exactly this. Every lesson takes you through each step, one action at a time, in plain English. If you can send a text message, you can do this course.
What if I don't understand something the first time?
Read it again, at your own pace. Every lesson opens with a one-minute summary, so you can always find your place. Nothing here is timed or live — go at whatever pace you need.
Do I need to pay for ChatGPT or any other AI tool?
No. Everything in this course can be done on a free account. There is a free tier on every tool we teach that is enough for the whole course. If you ever want more later, the shape of the paid tiers — never the exact price — is explained in the course, and the current numbers are always on our tool prices page.
Which device do I need — phone, tablet or laptop?
Whichever you already have. The course works on an iPhone, an Android phone, an iPad or a laptop. Where iPhone and Android differ, the course tells you plainly which applies to you.
Is it safe to buy this — is this a scam?
Payment is handled by a proper, established checkout system, the same kind used by thousands of small UK sellers, and it is a one-time purchase — no recurring charge, no surprise renewal. And Module 7 of the course itself teaches you how to spot the AI scams that are actually rising in the UK right now.
Will the AI tools try to take my money or my details?
No AI tool in this course asks for payment details to use its free tier. The course shows you, in Module 2, exactly what an account setup screen should and should not ask for.
How long do I have access to the course?
For life. Buy once, and it is yours — including any updates we make later.
Do I need to have read AI Made Simple first?
No. The course stands on its own. If you have read the book, the course adds worked examples and practice on top of it; if you have not, nothing here assumes you have.
How much time will this take each week?
About half an hour of reading per module, plus whatever time you spend on the worksheets and practice — most people find an hour a week is comfortable. There is no deadline.
Can I get a refund?
No. The course is digital and every lesson is yours the moment you pay, so sales are final. That is why the first two modules are free in full — try them, and only buy if they suit you. At checkout you will be asked to confirm you want access straight away and understand there is no cancellation period.
Will I get a certificate?
Yes — issued automatically when you complete every lesson. It is a certificate of completion, not a regulated qualification, and carries no accreditation or CPD claim, because Brite Tech Lifestyle does not hold one. Your Thirty-Day Folder is separate: send it to Dean and he reads every one and writes back himself.
Ready to start?
Get the first two modules free — no card needed.
Founding price ends when the launch cohort closes. After that, the course is £39 and the bundle £59.