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ΕλληνικάWhy does AI training matter for event planning and catering?
Every booking in event planning and catering runs on communication: proposals, run sheets, menus, vendor briefs and a constant stream of client questions, usually under tight seasonal deadlines. AI can draft all of it in minutes, but only when your people know how to prompt well and where the limits are. Untrained staff can paste a client list into a public tool, send an allergen note the model simply invented, or trust a venue detail that was never real. A shared hour of training turns AI from a risky shortcut into a dependable assistant that the whole team uses the same safe way.
What will my team learn in about one hour?
Learnery is a single browser based seminar with five interactive steps: AI foundations, safe use at work, everyday prompting, industry adaptation, and role adaptation. Along the way an AI tutor answers questions in plain language, a live chat roleplay lets staff rehearse real conversations, and a prompt lab running on live AI has them try prompts on genuine event and catering tasks. Everyone finishes with a verifiable completion certificate. There are no installs, no full day workshops, and no prior AI experience needed.
How does Learnery adapt to roles like catering operations and vendor coordination?
The last two steps tailor examples to your sector and to each person's job, so the practice feels like their actual week rather than a generic demo. Here is how the training lands for the main roles in an events and catering business:
| Role | What AI helps with after training |
|---|---|
| Event Planners | Turn a client brief into a timeline, run sheet and checklist |
| Catering Operations | Draft menus, prep and portion lists, and allergen notes to verify |
| Sales & Venues | Write proposals, quotes and follow up emails faster |
| Vendor Coordination | Compare quotes and write clear vendor briefs and confirmations |
| Marketing & Social | Produce captions, event recaps and invite emails in minutes |
Does this help with the EU AI Act AI literacy duty?
Yes. Article 4 of the EU AI Act asks organisations to make sure the people who use AI on their behalf have a sufficient level of AI literacy, and formal supervision of that duty begins on 2 August 2026. Learnery supports this duty by giving every employee structured training in safe and effective AI use, plus a verifiable certificate you can keep as a record of the effort you made. It is a genuine step toward meeting the literacy duty. It does not by itself make a company compliant, and no fines are attached specifically to Article 4.
How do we buy Learnery, for a team or for one person?
There are two simple ways. A manager can buy seats for the team, invite staff by email from the admin dashboard, and track who has finished. Or an individual in event planning or catering can pay for one seat and train solo. Either way it is 39 euro per seat as a one time payment, with no subscription, and volume discounts apply for larger teams. The seminar is available in six languages, so mixed and international crews can each train in the language they prefer.