- 2-Day Intensive Workshop
AI for Public Sector
A practical, hands-on workshop designed for public sector professionals to understand Artificial Intelligence, improve government productivity, develop AI-powered assistants, prototype government policies, automate administrative workflows, and implement AI responsibly within their departments
PKR 50,000
Standard Fee
PKR 40,000
Group of 3 or more
Thu & Fri
10:00 AM–4:00 PM
3rd & 4th December
Start Date
NUST Campus, Islamabad
In-person Training
Hands-On
Practical Exercises
From understanding AI to designing intelligent workflows — learn how to put AI into action across government functions.
Why This Workshop?
AI Is Changing How Government Works
AI is moving beyond chatbots and content generation. Governments and public institutions can now use AI to analyze documents, support decision-making, automate repetitive processes, improve internal productivity, and build intelligent workflows.
But successful AI adoption requires more than knowing how to use ChatGPT.
Public sector professionals need to understand where AI can create value, how to use it responsibly, how to evaluate its outputs, and how to move from individual AI usage to department-level workflows.
This workshop takes participants through that journey — from AI fundamentals and prompting to AI assistants, Copilot, agents, Make.com automation, evaluation, governance, and implementation.
Key Areas
Generative AI Fundamentals
Prompt Engineering for Government Tasks
ChatGPT, Claude & Gemini
Custom AI Assistants
Microsoft Copilot
AI-Powered Research & Policy Analysis
Government Policy Prototyping
Google Colab for Scenario Analysis
AI Agents & Make.com Automation
Secure AI & Responsible Governance
Departmental AI Transformation
Understand AI, apply it to real government tasks, and leave with a practical roadmap for responsible adoption.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
From AI Awareness to Intelligent Government Workflows
Your Learning Journey
Understand AI
Build a practical understanding of Generative AI, Large Language Models, AI capabilities, limitations, and the evolution toward AI agents.
Prompt for Better Results
Learn how to structure prompts using role, context, task, constraints, and output requirements for reliable government use cases.
Build AI Assistants
Create reusable AI assistants to support departmental knowledge, documentation, and administrative tasks.
Work Smarter with Copilot
Use Microsoft Copilot across Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook to support everyday public sector productivity.
Automate Government Workflows
Use Make.com to build no-code automation workflows that connect AI tools with routine administrative activities.
Govern & Implement AI
Understand responsible AI adoption, data privacy, human oversight, evaluation, and departmental AI implementation planning.
The Workshop Experience
From Understanding AI to
Building AI-Enabled Government Workflows
Understand
Build a practical understanding of AI, its capabilities, limitations, and government applications.
Prompt
Learn how to communicate effectively with AI and create reliable outputs for government tasks.
Assist
Build Custom GPTs and use Copilot to create AI-assisted workflows for everyday work.
Automate
Use Make.com to connect AI with documents, emails, data, and organizational processes.
Evaluate
Assess AI systems for accuracy, reliability, privacy, bias, and human oversight.
Implement
Turn identified opportunities into a practical 90-day AI adoption roadmap.
Every major concept is paired with a practical exercise, so participants don't just learn what AI can do — they learn how to apply it responsibly within government.
Who Is This Workshop For?
Designed for Public Sector Professionals
Government Officers & Administrators
Use AI to improve reporting, correspondence, research, documentation, meetings, and everyday administrative work.
Policymakers & Policy Professionals
Apply AI to policy research, evidence synthesis, briefing preparation, international benchmarking, and decision support.
Managers & Department Heads
Identify high-value AI opportunities, evaluate potential solutions, and plan AI adoption across teams.
Public Sector Digital & Transformation Teams
Explore AI assistants, agents, automation workflows, and practical approaches to implementing AI within organizational processes.
Government Professionals Exploring AI
Build a practical understanding of AI without needing a technical or coding background.
Detailed Curriculum
Day 1 | Applied Generative AI for Public Sector Productivity
Understanding Generative AI, Large Language Models, and AI agents
AI applications across government departments
AI-powered service delivery and public administration
Global examples of AI adoption in government
Understanding AI limitations, risks, and human oversight
Hands-on: Explore practical AI applications through government scenarios
Introduction to ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini
Structured prompting techniques
Drafting policy briefs and official correspondence
Summarizing reports and preparing decision memos
Improving AI accuracy, reliability, and response quality
Creating reusable prompts for government tasks
Tools: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini
Hands-on: Develop a reusable government prompt library.
- Moving beyond one-off prompting to a reusable assistant
- Building an assistant that already knows your mandate, terminology, formats and rules
- Getting useful output for your team without everyone having to be good at prompting
- Designing instructions and loading reference knowledge
- Setting guardrails that keep the assistant inside policy
- Tools: Custom GPTs, Microsoft Copilot Studio
- Hands-on: a working department AI assistant prototype
- Turning a stack of reports, studies and past files into answers
- AI-assisted research and document summarisation
- Extracting the insight that matters from long evidence bases
- Producing briefing notes and executive summaries at the standard your principal expects
- Tools: NotebookLM, ChatGPT, Claude
- Hands-on: an executive summary and decision brief from real policy documents
- The step from assistance to automation
- Chatbots, assistants and agents — what each can and cannot be trusted with
- Building agentic workflows for repetitive administrative processes
- Designing human-in-the-loop checkpoints that keep accountability where it belongs
- Tools: n8n, Make.com, Microsoft Copilot Studio
- Hands-on: an automated workflow prototype for a real process
- Turning the day's ideas into a shortlist
- Scoring opportunities on impact and feasibility
- Identifying what your department could realistically start in the next quarter
- Hands-on: a prioritised AI initiative portfolio
Day 2 | Secure Enterprise AI, RAG & Transformation Roadmap
- Why most public sector AI stops at experimentation
- What moving to institutional adoption actually requires
- AI readiness across data, infrastructure, skills and process
- The data security, sovereignty and governance questions to answer before anything scales
- Cloud, on-premise and hybrid AI compared on the terms that matter to government
- Open-source large language models and what they can do without an internet connection
- Running a capable AI model on your own laptop
- Disconnecting from the network — and watching it keep working
- Tool: Ollama
- Hands-on: a working local AI assistant, entirely under your control
- The problem every official has: the documents you most need AI's help with are the ones you cannot upload
- How Retrieval Augmented Generation solves it
- Ingestion, embeddings, retrieval and generation — explained without the mathematics
- Questioning confidential files and getting sourced answers
- Keeping everything on your own machine
- Hands-on: a private document assistant over your own files
- Assembling models, documents and automation into an end-to-end government process
- Where human oversight has to sit
- What gets logged, and why
- Comparing a redesigned workflow against the one it replaces
- Hands-on: a secure, AI-enabled process design
- The governance layer senior officials are accountable for
- AI governance frameworks and how to apply them
- Bias and fairness in systems that affect citizens
- Data privacy and security exposure
- Explainability and accountability
- What a credible AI audit looks like
- Hands-on: an AI governance and risk checklist for your institution
- Sequencing initiatives so each one builds capability for the next
- Matching ambition to your data, infrastructure and staffing reality
- Setting the milestones you'll be measured against
- Departments present their roadmaps and close with a plan, not a to-do list
- Hands-on: a three-year departmental AI transformation plan
Workshop Outcomes
What You'll Leave With
- Explain how Generative AI and AI agents work
- Identify AI opportunities within government workflows
- Write effective prompts for professional tasks
- Build reusable Custom GPT assistants
- Use Microsoft Copilot for workplace productivity
- Analyze government documents using AI
- Design agentic workflows
- Build a basic AI automation workflow using Make.com
- Evaluate AI systems for accuracy and risk
- Apply responsible AI principles
Strategically integrate AI into your workflows with a focused 90-day action plan.
Earn a Verified Certificate of Completion
Earn an AI certificate, verifying your skills. Step into the market with a proven and trusted skillset.
Workshop Deliverables
Don't Just Attend. Build.
During the workshop, participants will create:
Government Prompt Library
Reusable prompts for policy research, official documentation, reporting, and administrative tasks.
Government Prompt Library
Build reusable prompts for common professional tasks.
Custom AI Assistant
Create a reusable Custom GPT around a departmental use case.
AI Workflow
Design an agentic workflow for a government process.
Make.com Automation
A working no-code automation for a sample government administrative process.
AI Evaluation Checklist
Assess AI solutions against accuracy, risk, privacy, and governance criteria.
90-Day AI Roadmap
Define the first steps toward responsible AI adoption.
Bring your learning together with a professional portfolio, a presentation deck, a ten-piece content set, a published captioned video, and an automated content pipeline.
Who You'll Learn From
Practical AI Expertise for Public Sector Transformation
Learn from practitioners who understand AI not only as a technology, but as a tool for transforming how organizations and professionals work.
Dr. Naveed Iftikhar
Founder of atomcamp and AI strategist with expertise in public policy, digital transformation, and AI adoption across sectors.
Dr. Muhammad Umair
VP of Engineering at atomcamp and AI researcher specializing in enterprise AI solutions, agentic systems, and AI implementation.
Seemab Latif
Principal and Dean at NUST SINES, with expertise in applied AI research, interdisciplinary innovation, and institutional AI adoption.
BUILD THE SKILLS TO TRANSFORM GOVERNMENT WORK.
Ready to Put AI to Work in Your Department?
2 Days | 3rd & 4th December | 10:00 AM–4:00 PM | NUST Campus, Islamabad | Hands-On Training
Move beyond AI awareness and learn to apply AI to real government tasks. Build practical skills in Microsoft Copilot, Custom GPTs, Claude, and Make.com, and leave with a clear roadmap for responsible AI adoption in your department.
GOT QUESTIONS? WE'VE GOT CLEAR, SIMPLE ANSWERS TO HELP YOU OUT.
Frequently Asked Questions
Workshop Structure
The workshop runs for 2 days, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM each day.
No. The workshop is designed for public sector professionals and does not require a coding or technical background.
Yes. The workshop combines concepts, demonstrations, practical exercises, workflow design, and tool-based activities.
Participants will work on AI assistants, government use cases, agentic workflows, and an n8n automation workflow, and will develop a 90-day AI adoption roadmap.
Tools & Access
The workshop covers ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Custom GPTs, Google Colab, Make.com, and Ollama, alongside practical concepts in AI agents and secure document intelligence.
No. The workshop starts with AI fundamentals and progressively moves toward assistants, agents, automation, and governance.
No prior coding experience is required. Make.com supports visual, no-code automation, while Google Colab activities will use guided, prepared notebooks and AI-assisted demonstrations.
Public Sector Applications
Examples include policy research, ministerial briefs, document analysis, meeting action tracking, citizen complaint analysis, procurement review, reporting, and departmental workflow automation.
Yes. Participants who complete the workshop receive an atomcamp Certificate of Completion.
Yes. Examples and activities can be adapted around the organization's workflows, functions, and AI priorities.