Learning paths
I'm completely new to AI
No technical background needed. You will get the basics in under an hour, learn to write a clear request, and try it on real work before moving to anything more complex.
- Goal
- Use AI with confidence on a real task from your work, and know where it helps and where it does not.
- 6 steps
- Course · Guide · Tool · Practice
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Step 1Course
Learn the basics on a task from your work
A short course on what generative AI is and how to work with it, which asks you from the start to pick a real task to practise on.
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Step 2Guide
Learn to write a clear request
Most weak results come from vague requests. This guide gives you a simple structure: role, task, context and the shape of the output you need.
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Step 3Course
Build the thinking before the tool
A free course on when to hand a task to AI and how to judge what it gives you. Take it after some hands-on use and it will make more sense.
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Step 4Tool
Build your first structured prompt
Use the Prompt Builder to turn your task into a complete request, and save it to reuse.
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Step 5Practice
Try it on real work
Pick a task you do every week, such as an email, a summary or a draft report. Do it with AI help, check every fact before using it, and note the time you saved.
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Step 6Tool
Find where it helps most
After your first try, use the AI Use-Case Finder to spot other tasks in your role worth trying, ranked by impact and ease.
Finish line
Complete one task from your work this week with AI help, review the result yourself, then pick two opportunities from the AI Use-Case Finder to try next week.
Other paths
- 02I work in marketingBuild a real campaign on sound marketing foundations, using AI at the stages where it genuinely saves time.
- 03I want to automate my workChoose a task that is genuinely worth automating, map its steps and build a first simple automation that works.
- 04I want to build digital productsGo from an idea to a prototype tested with real users, knowing enough about technology to make sound decisions.
- 05I run a small businessLeave with three specific improvements: one in marketing, one in operations and one AI opportunity.