Training academies and nonprofits
You already serve the room: job seekers, career changers, people rebuilding. We deliver current AI training inside your program, measured so your funders see the movement.
Current, hands-on AI training for Hoosier workers and job seekers, delivered with the community partners they already trust.
Measured before and after on The 7 Levels of AI Proficiency.
01Why this exists
A job seeker is told every posting now expects AI skills. A worker is told to learn the tools before the next round of changes. Then both go looking for training, and what they find was written a year ago, teaches last year's tools, or never gets past a slide deck.
The institutions are not the villains; their approval cycles are just slower than the technology. A curriculum that takes a semester to approve is out of date the day it clears committee. So we build the material ourselves, version it like software, and deliver it through the community organizations people already walk into.
02Who we work with
Partners keep the relationship and the credit. We carry the curriculum, the delivery, and the measurement.
You already serve the room: job seekers, career changers, people rebuilding. We deliver current AI training inside your program, measured so your funders see the movement.
Hands-on sessions where every participant builds a working AI skill on their own real task: a resume, a job search, a day-one workplace skill.
Train the team you already have on the tools their jobs now assume, scheduled around real shifts, and measured so the investment shows.
When a college or continuing-education program wants current AI material inside its own catalog, we deliver it there. Harrison already teaches AI courses through Ivy Tech Community College.
03How a partnership runs
Where your people start
Every participant takes the free assessment, about ten minutes. You get a baseline showing where the group sits on The 7 Levels of AI Proficiency, not a generic skills survey.
Hands on, on their real work
Working sessions built on current, versioned material. Participants bring one real task, build a working AI skill on it, and push go themselves before they leave.
Movement, not opinion
A re-assessment shows how far the group moved. You get an outcomes summary written for the people you answer to: a board, a funder, a community.
“Then it stays. Train-the-trainer prepares your own staff to keep delivering the curriculum after we leave.”
04What you can report
Every partnership closes with numbers you can put in front of the people you answer to.
05FAQ
AI Ready Indiana is LaunchReady's workforce development mission: current, hands-on AI training delivered with community and workforce partners across Indiana. It exists because government and academic training systems move on annual cycles while the technology changes monthly. Every session is measured before and after on The 7 Levels of AI Proficiency, so partners can report real outcomes.
Harrison Painter and LaunchReady deliver the training on current, versioned material that is updated as the tools change. Harrison is the creator of The 7 Levels of AI Proficiency, author of You Have Already Been Replaced by AI, and teaches AI courses through Ivy Tech Community College.
Hands-on and practical. Every participant brings one real task, a resume, a job search, a piece of their actual work, builds a working AI skill on it, and pushes go themselves before they leave. No slide-deck-only sessions, no certificate of attendance in place of a skill.
Partnerships are scoped in the conversation: single working sessions, multi-session programs, and employer cohorts are different jobs. The baseline assessment is free for every participant, and pricing is quoted once we know who you serve and what they need.
Training academies and nonprofits, workforce development partners serving job seekers and career changers, employers upskilling the teams they already have, and education partners that want current AI material delivered inside their own programs.
Partnerships start with a short conversation: who you serve, what they need, and how we will measure whether it worked.
Free, about ten minutes: the same instrument every participant uses.
AI Ready Indiana is part of the Indiana AI Center of Excellence, in development.