A rehabilitation program in six levels, each usable on its own. Agencies choose the levels that suit their cohort, regime and release timelines. Responsible use (privacy, bias, scams and misinformation) runs through every level. The goal is a job and a stable life after release, so fewer people return to prison.
For: everyone, including people who have never used a computer.
Outcome: confident, safe first use of AI.
For: anyone preparing for life outside.
Outcome: using AI to manage the paperwork and decisions of daily life.
For: people within 12 months of release, or on community orders.
Outcome: a finished CV and a practised job-search routine.
For: learners with a target industry.
Outcome: hands-on familiarity with the tools used in that industry.
For: people planning self-employment, including in remote communities.
Outcome: a tested business idea and the admin to run it.
For: learners ready to go further, often in community corrections or post-release.
Outcome: a working AI-enabled product or service.
No two prisons have the same cohort, security rules or local job market. Before we deliver, we work with your education and operations staff to shape the sessions around them.
Security classification, device and internet access, the education timetable and room capacity. We also look at the cohort: sentence lengths, literacy levels, languages spoken and the First Nations share.
We look at the industries hiring where your prisoners will be released, and build the examples, practice tasks and pathways around them.
Pick the levels and modules that fit, then the format: a single awareness session, a weekly course across a term, or a pre-release intensive. Group sizes and session lengths are set around your regime and lockdowns.
After each cohort we report attendance, completion and learner confidence, track rehabilitation outcomes after release where the agency shares them, and adjust the content with your staff before the next one.
From maximum-security units to pre-release centres, each model meets the agency's operational and security requirements.
Facilitator-led sessions in education and program rooms, in small groups.
No learner internet access. Offline AI tools on locked-down devices, or demonstration-only delivery.
An intensive in the final months before release, so CVs, MyGov and applications are ready on day one.
Examples and pathways built around women's employment, caring responsibilities and small business.
An age-appropriate version for youth detention, linked to schooling, training and first jobs.
Co-facilitated with First Nations educators, with examples drawn from Country, community and ranger work.
Tell us about your centre and the people in it. We will come back with a proposal shaped to your security rules, devices and timetable.
We will be in touch within two business days.