AI training in Perth where your team builds something real, not watches a demo.
Most AI training is a demo you forget by Friday. Ours is different. Your team spends the workshop building a working automation on their own real job, and leaves with something that actually works and the confidence to keep going. We are based in Perth, and we run the same workshops live for teams across Australia.
What makes your AI training different?
Your team works on their own real job during the workshop, not a made-up example. By the end they have built a working automation on a task they actually do, so they leave with something useful in hand and the confidence to build the next one, rather than a page of notes.
There is a reason most training does not stick. People sit through a polished demo, nod along, and go back to a desk that looks exactly the same as it did before. When the work in the room is your team's own everyday work, the lesson comes home, because they can see their own boring task doing itself.
Weighing up a university course, an online subscription or a big consultancy instead? We have written an honest guide to how we compare with your other options.
Why book AI training with a Perth team?
Because your trainer is here, not flown in. Scalify is based in Ardross, fifteen minutes from the Perth CBD. We run workshops at your office anywhere in the metro area, we train on the work WA businesses actually do, and when your team hits a question a month later, we are up the road, not on a flight home.
A lot of the AI training sold in Perth is run from the east coast. A trainer flies in from Sydney or Melbourne, delivers a polished generic day, and flies out, with the travel built into the price and the follow-up handled from two time zones away. We think Perth teams deserve better. The examples in our workshops come from the businesses around you, quoting desks in equipment yards, admin teams in real estate offices, schedulers in mining services, because those are the businesses we build AI systems for every week.
Who is it for?
Teams who know AI could help them but do not know where to start. You do not need to be technical. The whole point is to take non-technical people, sit them in front of their own everyday work, and show them how to hand the repetitive parts to AI, in plain language.
It suits the people who feel the admin most: the ones re-typing the same things, chasing the same follow-ups and filling the same forms. Those are exactly the people who get the biggest lift from learning to automate their own work. If the starting point is your leadership team rather than the people doing the work, we also run briefings for executives and boards.
| Typical AI training | Our workshops | |
|---|---|---|
| The material | You watch a demo | You build a working automation |
| The examples | Generic, made-up tasks | Your team's own real jobs |
| The trainer | Flies in, flies out | Based here in Perth |
| What you leave with | A page of notes | An automation that runs |
| The language | Full of jargon | Plain English |
People do not remember a demo. They remember the moment their own boring job did itself. That is what we build for in the room.
How it works
A workshop built around your work, not a slideshow.
Before: we learn your work
We find out what your team actually does day to day, so the workshop is built around your real tasks, not generic ones.
During: we build together
Your team builds a working automation on one of their own jobs, with us beside them the whole way.
You leave with something that works
Everyone walks out with a real automation running and the confidence to build the next one themselves.
After: it keeps paying off
The skills stay with your team, so they keep spotting and fixing the repetitive work long after the workshop is over.
AI training built for WA industries
Perth is not an east-coast economy, and its repetitive work looks different. The offices here sit on top of mining services, construction, equipment hire, manufacturing and the trades, so the jobs that eat the hours are quoting, scheduling, compliance paperwork and site admin. Our workshops use those jobs as the raw material, because they are the jobs we automate for WA clients every week.
If you want to see what that looks like in your industry before you book anything, start with our pages on AI for mining, AI for plant hire and AI for real estate, or the two jobs nearly every office shares: quoting and admin.
Do we need to be technical?
No. The whole workshop is designed for people who are not technical. We keep it in plain language, work on jobs your team already knows inside out, and handle the complicated parts so they can focus on what to automate, not how to code it.
Can you train us and build for us?
Yes. Some clients want their team trained to run with AI themselves, some want us to build the systems for them, and many want both. Training and building are the two ways we work, and you can start with either. If you are not sure which fits, just ask.
Either way, you can see how we work on our approach page.
Teams we've trained
One Perth operations team arrived doing everything by hand and left with three working automations built on their own live work. That is the standard we hold every workshop to: real jobs, running results, before anyone goes home.
The people running your workshop are the same people who build AI systems for WA businesses. Better Looking Shutters, Shimicoat, JBP Consultancy and PSG Plant Hire all run on systems we built. When your trainer says a job can be automated, it is because we have automated it for a business like yours, not because a slide says so. The rest is in our case studies.
Where we train
Onsite at your office anywhere in Perth, from the CBD to Osborne Park, Welshpool, Fremantle, Joondalup and everywhere between, at our base in Ardross, or live remote for teams across WA and the rest of Australia.
For regional WA and interstate teams the workshop runs exactly the same way, live and hands-on, not a webinar recording. And because we are Perth based, follow-up questions get answered in your working day, in your time zone.
Common questions
How long is a workshop?
Workshops run in half-day or full-day formats, for groups of six to twelve, onsite in Perth or live remote Australia-wide. We send a short IT checklist beforehand, accounts provisioned and sample documents approved, so the day itself is all building.
What do we leave with?
A working automation on a real job, and the confidence to build more. Not slides, not notes, something that runs.
Where do you run AI training in Perth?
Onsite at your office anywhere in the Perth metro area, at our base in Ardross, or live remote. Regional WA and interstate teams get the same workshop live, not a recording.
What does AI training cost in Perth?
Every workshop is priced as a fixed quote up front, based on group size, duration and how much preparation your work needs. Because we are based in Perth, there are no trainer flights or travel days built into the price. Talk to us and you will have a number before you book anything.
Which AI tools do you train on?
ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot and Claude, chosen to fit the systems you already run. An office on Microsoft 365 usually starts with Copilot, document-heavy teams lean on Claude, and ChatGPT is the flexible all-rounder. We train on your accounts, set up properly, not demo logins.
Do you run AI training for mining and resources companies?
Yes. Our roots are in WA's industrial economy, mining services, plant hire, construction and the firms around them. Workshops for those teams are built on the jobs their offices actually do: quoting, scheduling, compliance paperwork and site admin.
How many people can attend?
Six to twelve per workshop, so everyone builds and nobody hides up the back. Larger rollouts run as a series of department workshops under our corporate AI training program.
Can you train teams outside Perth?
Yes. We run live remote workshops for teams anywhere in Australia, and onsite by arrangement. Perth is home, not a limit.
Updated 20 July 2026
Training built around your tools
Every workshop runs on your team's real work. These pages show how that looks on each tool, and which one fits which team.
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Want your team to build with AI, not just hear about it?
Tell us what your team does day to day, and we will run a workshop where they automate a real job of their own. In plain language, with no pitch.