The Future Is Intelligent. Is Your Team Ready? 

Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant possibility. It is already transforming how organisations communicate, work, make decisions, conduct research, prepare reports, and create impact. As AI becomes increasingly accessible, the greatest need is not simply for more technology, but for people equipped to use it with practical skill, ethical judgment, and human responsibility. 

 This is especially important as children, students, employees, and communities increasingly turn to AI for information, advice, creativity, and problem-solving. The organisations guiding them must be ready to respond. Without adequate understanding, AI use can create risks related to misinformation, privacy, bias, safeguarding, and poor decision-making. With the right formation, however, it can become a powerful instrument for innovation and service. 

 The Loyola Centre for Media and Communications (LCMC) invites NGOs, corporate professionals, and institutions to its upcoming AI & Digital Literacy Training, taking place from 5–9 October 2026, 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. 

 The practical training will help participants build real-world AI capability in communication, administration, AI agents, reporting, research, AI ethics, and workflow automation. Participants will move beyond basic awareness to develop the confidence and discernment needed to evaluate AI tools, integrate them responsibly into their work, and lead effectively in an AI-driven environment. 

This is an opportunity for organisations to equip their teams, strengthen responsible digital practice, and prepare for the future with purpose. 

Learn practically. Lead responsibly. Build practical AI capability for real-world impact. 

Reserve your place today—spaces are limited. Contact LCMC at 0794655045 / 0741209492, email info@lcmcjesuit.net, or visit www.lcmcjesuits.net.