AI Skills Sprint: 30 days
One core skill and your first hands-on projects.
Overview
What happens in this tier
AI Skills Sprint is 30 days of AI tools training for everyday work and study. Over one month you build a single core skill: getting reliable results from AI assistants. That means prompting well, researching with sources, fact-checking, writing and summarising documents, practised on your own tasks until it becomes routine.
The month starts with how ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude produce answers, and why they sometimes invent facts. Then you work through prompting, research in Perplexity and AI search, and a fact-checking method you apply to every answer that matters. The second half moves to writing and documents: emails, applications and reports drafted with AI and edited by you, and long PDFs turned into summaries with quotes you can trace.
Your first hands-on projects come from your own life, not a textbook. You research one real question, a scholarship, a supplier or a medical term your family keeps hearing, and write it up with every source checked. You also build a small prompt library you will keep using after the course. Spreadsheets, images, custom assistants and a full portfolio sit in Track, which runs for 45 days.
Who it's for. Sprint is for beginners who want more than the single assistant Crash covers and have a month for steady practice. Students and office workers get the most from it, because research, writing and document work are what fill their days.
What you walk away with. You can research, write and summarise with AI assistants and check each answer against real sources before you use it.
In this tier
What exactly you cover
- How assistants get things wrongWhy a chatbot can sound certain and still be wrong, and the kinds of questions where that happens most.
- Prompting across three assistantsRunning one task through ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude and learning what each one does well and badly.
- Research with sourcesUsing Perplexity and the search features in ChatGPT and Gemini, then opening every link to confirm it says what the answer claims.
- Writing in your own voiceDrafting emails, applications and complaints with AI help, then editing tone and detail until the final version is clearly yours.
- Summaries you can trustSummarising long PDFs with exact quotes and page references, and spotting what a summary quietly left out.
You will build
What you will have made
- A one-page research brief on a real question, with every claim linked to a source you have read.
- A prompt library for your own weekly tasks, tested in at least two assistants.
Batches
Upcoming Sprint batches
Batch dates are announced soon. Register your interest and we will reach out on WhatsApp as soon as a new batch opens.
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FAQ
Questions about AI Skills Sprint
Is one month enough to learn AI tools?
One month is enough to make AI part of how you research, write and read, with a checking habit that sticks. It does not cover spreadsheets, image tools, custom assistants or a portfolio. Those take the extra 15 days in Track.
Will Sprint teach me to use AI for my university work?
Yes, in ways that help you learn rather than replace your own work. You practise summarising readings, building revision notes and researching with sources.
Your university sets its own rules on AI in assignments, so read them and follow them. We cover studying with AI without cheating in more detail on the blog.
How much practice should I plan between sessions?
Plan on using AI for real tasks most days of the month. Session times come with your batch, so the team confirms those when you register. The skill grows from daily use on your own emails, notes and questions, which no class can do for you.