In 2026, corporate AI training on the Czech market costs in the order of tens of thousands of CZK — the exact price depends on scope (number of hours), group size and how far it is tailored. A team workshop starts at around CZK 15,000; larger tailored programmes with follow-up implementation cost more. A grant can cover a significant part of the cost.
What drives the price
- Scope — training usually runs 3 to 10 hours a day (one day, or a series of shorter blocks). More hours, higher price.
- Format — tailored in-person training costs more than an online group course, but it is more effective because you work on the company's real tasks.
- Degree of tailoring — a generic “ChatGPT basics” course is cheaper than a programme built on the results of an AI audit of your company.
- Group size — price per group vs. per participant.
- Follow-up services — training alone vs. training plus implementing AI agents.
Indicative formats and prices
| Format | Length | Indicative price |
|---|---|---|
| Workshop | 3–8 h | from CZK 15,000 |
| Practical tailored programme | series of 3-hour blocks | tens of thousands of CZK |
| 1:1 consultation | as agreed | individual |
Can training be funded by a grant?
Yes. The DIGI pro firmu programme (a Czech digital-skills grant) ended in November 2025, but its successor, Vzdělávání pro firmy (“Training for Companies”, run by Úřad práce ČR, the Czech Labour Office), has been open since 1 July 2026, and individuals can claim a contribution of up to CZK 35,000 towards digital skills courses. In practice, the company pays only a fraction of the price. Conditions and deadlines change, so I always check them as of the current date. More in the article Grants for AI training 2026.
What really counts: the result
The most expensive training is the one nobody uses. That is why it makes sense to train only after a short AI audit — then you know what the team actually needs and you don't pay for generic examples. Tailored training costs more, but the return is higher too.
Conclusion
Expect tens of thousands of CZK depending on scope and format — bearing in mind that a grant can cut the cost significantly.
Frequently asked questions
Is online training cheaper?
Yes, but tailored in-person training has more impact because you work on the company's real tasks.
How much will a grant cover?
Depending on the programme and the project, a substantial part of the cost.
Is training worth it for a small company?
Yes, the format and scope can be adapted for sole traders and small teams too.