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AI tools and prompting: practice, test and prove it

Covers writing clear prompts, checking AI output for errors, data privacy and knowing when not to use AI.

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Many employers now expect staff to use AI chat assistants for drafting, summarising and research, and some screenings test whether you can do it responsibly. Questions usually describe a work situation and ask which prompt is clearest, what to check in an answer, or what information should never be pasted into a tool.

This page covers those practical judgements. The lessons explain how to build a prompt from role, context, constraints, examples and output format, and how to review AI output before anyone else sees it.

Benchmark: The pass mark on this site is 80%, and AI prompting skills are increasingly checked for content, support, operations and admin roles. Requirements vary by employer.

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Common questions

Does this test depend on a particular AI product?

No. The questions cover habits that apply to any AI chat assistant, such as giving context, checking output and protecting data.

Is prompting a real skill or just typing questions?

It is a skill in the sense that clear instructions and careful checking produce much better and safer results. The same habits help when briefing a human colleague.

Can I use AI tools for work tasks at any company?

Policies differ. Many organisations allow only approved tools or ban pasting certain data, so always check your employer's AI policy first.