Professionals
Use AI more consistently for communication, documents, research, meetings, presentations, and everyday data.
Level 2 · AI Productivity Course
A practical AI productivity course for professionals and knowledge workers who want to build repeatable, AI-assisted workflows.
Move beyond individual prompts and turn everyday work into repeatable AI-assisted workflows that you can review, verify, improve, and reuse.
This live online AI training for professionals builds on Level 1 confidence and turns individual tasks into repeatable workflows: Input → AI → Review → Verify → Improve → Deliver → Reuse.
Use AI more consistently for communication, documents, research, meetings, presentations, and everyday data.
Turn reading, writing, planning, and research into clearer repeatable processes.
Build practical workflows that save time while keeping judgment and relationships human-led.
Continue from basic prompting into reliable work patterns, or join with equivalent basic AI experience.
Level 2 expectations
AI should remove busywork—not remove judgment. You keep responsibility, relationships, and final decisions.
Eight practical modules
Each module builds a useful work product, from a Workflow Card to a reusable Personal AI Productivity Playbook.
Move beyond one-shot prompts by designing repeatable AI-assisted processes with human checkpoints.
Build Your First Productivity Workflow for a recurring real task.
Module outcome: Design a repeatable AI-assisted workflow.
Understand complex communication before drafting clear, verified professional responses.
Turn a messy inbox thread into a summary, actions, response strategy, and verified reply.
Module outcome: Turn complex communication into a clear, verified response process.
Turn documents into actionable knowledge rather than stopping at a generic summary.
Create a One-Page Decision Brief with findings, evidence, risks, and next steps.
Module outcome: Extract and transform document information into actionable output.
Use AI for evidence-based research while separating source evidence from human judgment.
Complete an Evidence-Based Recommendation Challenge between real options.
Module outcome: Build evidence-based research and decision-support workflows.
Use AI across preparation, capture, organization, and follow-up while respecting policy and law.
Turn messy notes into a Meeting-to-Action Workflow.
Module outcome: Turn meeting information into decisions, ownership, and follow-up.
Use AI as a content partner while keeping people responsible for story, accuracy, and judgment.
Build a 5-Slide Decision Presentation.
Module outcome: Create audience-focused presentations through a structured AI workflow.
Explore ordinary data with AI without requiring advanced data-science skills.
Turn a spreadsheet into an AI-Assisted Data Insight Report.
Module outcome: Use AI to explore everyday data and produce verified insights.
Turn individual skills into a sustainable personal system of reusable AI-assisted work.
Build a Personal AI Productivity Playbook and one complete real-work workflow.
Module outcome: Build a reusable personal AI productivity system.
Understand → Watch → Build → Verify → Reuse. Every activity keeps human review at the center.
See the workflow and its purpose.
Follow a realistic instructor demonstration.
Create a useful work product from your own task.
Check the result, improve it, and make it repeatable.
Completion expectations
Complete the final challenge: a real workflow with clear input, AI steps, a human checkpoint, verification, final output, and reusable version.
You will leave with practical work products including workflow cards, communication and meeting workflows, decision briefs, research recommendations, presentation material, a data insight report, and a personal AI productivity playbook.
Review the confirmed schedule, live online format, 10-participant class size, and $79 USD course fee below. Interest registration does not reserve a seat or collect payment.
Certificate availability and participation requirements are still being finalized. No certificate should be assumed until confirmed details are published.