Learn to work with AI, at your level

Choose your route

• Getting started

  For anyone curious about AI who does not quite know where to start. No technical knowledge needed.

  1. Level 1 Getting to know AIWhat AI is, creating an account, asking your first questions and using it safely.
  2. Level 2 AI in your daily lifeUsing AI for letters, plans and learning, and learning to check its answers.
  3. Level 3 Your own AI assistantSetting up an assistant that knows you, AI for a hobby or club, and keeping up without the hype.

• Office work

  For people with an office job who want to use AI responsibly for email, documents, meetings and reports. Can also be taken as a team.

  1. Level 1 AI basics for workHow AI works, the risks, GDPR and the AI Act, and your first instructions on your own tasks.
  2. Level 2 Working smarter with AIInstructions per task (email, minutes, Excel, reports), your own prompt library and saying up front when something is done.
  3. Level 3 Redesigning work processes with AIRedesigning work processes with AI, making agreements in the team and becoming an AI ambassador.

• Automate and build

  For anyone who wants to go beyond chatting: automate recurring work or build your own tool or app with AI. No programming experience needed.

  1. Level 1 Your first automationA first workflow without code, and learning to judge when automation pays off.
  2. Level 2 AI in your workflowsBuilding AI into workflows for email, forms and documents, with error handling.
  3. Level 3 Building with AIBuilding a small app or tool with an AI coding assistant and putting it online.

How it works

1. Your own task as practice material

   You bring something you actually need to do: an email, a report, a recurring chore or an idea for an app. You go home with something you use.

2. Say first when it is done

   A vague instruction leads to going round in circles. You learn to say in one sentence what good enough looks like.

3. Small steps, precise steering

   One thing at a time. Steer with a screenshot and one sentence about what you see and what you expect.

4. AI suggests, you decide

   AI can be wrong. You learn to check the result, and what you never put in a chat: passwords, keys and other people's details.

Not a tool course: what you learn works in ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot and whatever comes next.