Every course here assumes nothing. No degree, no coding background, no prior exposure to AI. We teach the ground floor properly instead of skipping it, and you leave with work you can show.
Every Foundations course starts from the same ground floor and ends somewhere specific. You are not choosing a difficulty, you are choosing a destination.
The hardest part of starting is not knowing what you are walking into. So here it is, week by week, before you commit to anything.
There is no reading list and no setup homework. We send you a joining link, the times, and one short note about what to expect. That is deliberately all, because people who feel behind before week one tend not to make it to week three.
The first session is spent making sure nobody is lost, which is slower than a lot of courses and on purpose. You will be asked what you already use and what confuses you, and the answers shape how the next few weeks are taught.
You will hit something that does not make sense. Everyone does. There is a practitioner in the session to ask, a small group who are hitting the same wall, and a channel between sessions that someone actually reads.
The most common worry we hear is that everyone else will already know this. They will not. Foundations cohorts are built from people who are all at the beginning, which is exactly why the pace works.
Foundations is deliberately slow at the start. If you already work in a field and want AI inside that job, this is the wrong door and you will be bored by week three.
Every class is taught in real time to a deliberately small cohort, so you can ask about the thing you are actually stuck on rather than posting into a forum and waiting.
Each phase ends in something you made. By week twelve you have a finished project and the documented reasoning behind it, which is the part employers actually read.
Foundations ends where the professional programmes begin. Finish it and the four-week practitioner sprint in your chosen field is the natural next step, not a restart.
The first Foundations cohort is deliberately small so everyone gets real attention. When dates are set, the waitlist hears before the site does.
We will email you the dates, the pricing and the full curriculum as soon as they are signed off, before any of it goes on the site.
Foundations starts from zero, which is the wrong pace if you are already doing the work. AI for Professionals is a four-week sprint built for one profession at a time, and cohorts are running now.
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