Write Prompts Like a Pro
14:00 - 16:00,
27 April 2026
Knightshayes, Exeter Science Park Centre
Details
AI has become part of everyday business life, but many users still struggle to get consistent results. This practical workshop shows business leaders how to stop “chatting” with AI and start giving it clear, structured instructions that produce reliable output every time.
We focus on simple techniques that remove uncertainty and reduce hallucination. Attendees learn how to write prompts that behave like code blueprints. This means better answers, repeatable processes, and less time wasted correcting mistakes.
What the session covers
• Why structured prompts produce more accurate results
• How to define role, task, context and format clearly
• Using rules, examples and constraints to shape behaviour
• Step by step reasoning for complex tasks
• How AI can improve itself using meta prompting
• Linking AI to documents and data for accuracy
• How these techniques underpin automation and AI agents
What you will get
Attendees leave with:
• A reusable prompt blueprint
• Example prompts they can use straight away
• A clear understanding of how to get repeatable results
• Confidence to apply AI to real work without being technical
• A simple path from prompts to automation
Who should attend
Business owners, managers, and non-technical leaders who want practical use from AI, not theory. No coding knowledge required.
More information
Parking Information:
Please use the following address for your sat nav: Exeter Science Park, 6 Babbage Way, Clyst Honiton, Exeter EX5 2FN
Visitors Car Park:
(red dotted line on the map below) Turn into the Science Park from Old Honiton Road, enter through the barrier (which will automatically raise when you draw up to it), turn immediately left, then right and follow the road to the end where you will find the visitors car park on your left. If this car park is full please use the Park and Change carpark (quickest route from Visitor Car Park: follow the green dotted line on the attached map. Please note that it is an exit only barrier at the back of the Science Park and you will need to loop around onto Old Honiton Road to re-enter the Science Park by car).
The Park and Change is located just off Anning Drive, north of Old Honiton Road and next to the Exeter Science Park. If you are approaching from the M5 or Old Honiton Road, take the junction to the Science Park just east of Junction 29 on the M5, drive past the main entrance and Hotel and take next left onto Tithebarn Way, turn left again onto Anning Drive and take the next left into the Park and Change.
