The Learning Path
Four stages, in order. You can jump in anywhere — but each one makes the next one easier. Not sure where you belong? The assessment will tell you in three minutes.
Find your AI levelUnderstand what AI actually is and how it works.
What a language model is doing when it answers you, why it sometimes invents things, what a context window is, and where these tools genuinely help versus where they don't.
Start learning →Learn how to communicate with AI clearly and consistently.
The SPARK method: situation, purpose, audience, requirements, keep refining. The difference between a question and an instruction, and why structure beats magic words.
Learn prompting →Use AI for work, business, school, creativity, research and productivity.
Working examples you can copy: drafting and editing, summarising long documents, research with verification, planning, analysis, and customer communication.
Explore applications →Build repeatable systems and workflows around AI.
Turning one-off wins into documented workflows, choosing which tasks to hand over, setting rules for sensitive data, and enabling a team rather than just yourself.
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