Training · live online · founding cohort
AIAC Applied AI Training
Build a working AI workflow for your actual job, guided live by the Council's Director of Assurance and Technology, in a cohort of 15. No coding needed.
No account needed. 75% refundable until the first session.
- Next cohort
- 27 October to 19 November 2026
- When
- Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7.30pm to 9.30pm Singapore time
- Format
- 8 live sessions, 16 hours, on Google Meet
- Cohort size
- At most 15 people
- Fee
- US$699 founding cohort (standard US$999)
- You receive
- A certificate of completion
What you build
You bring a task you do every week. By the last session AI does the first draft, and you do the judgement on what it produced.
- 01
Your task
A report you build by hand every week
- 02
AI drafts
Prompted from your own documents
- 03
You check
What to trust and what to verify
- 04
Done
Running every week
Step three is the one most courses skip. A whole session is given to it, covering hallucinations, bias, data privacy and when a person must check.
Founding cohort · Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7.30pm to 9.30pm Singapore time
Session dates and curriculum
- Tue 27 OctHow AI actually worksWhat LLMs are good and bad at, and choosing the right tool.
- Thu 29 OctPrompting for real workStructured prompts, templates and a personal prompt library.
- Tue 3 NovAI with your own documents and dataSummarising, analysing and searching your files.
- Thu 5 NovAutomating workflowsNo-code automation and simple AI agents.
- Tue 10 NovTrust and riskHallucinations, bias, data privacy, and when a person must check.
- Thu 12 NovBuild your AI workflowA hands-on lab on your own work problem.
- Tue 17 NovMeasuring impact and rolloutMeasuring what changed, and rolling AI out to your team.
- Thu 19 NovCapstoneCapstone presentations, peer review and assessment.
October
November
Brass days are the sessions. Each session is two hours, followed by about an hour of hands-on work.
What you get
1
A personal prompt library
Tested, reusable prompts and templates for the work you do every week.
2
One working automated workflow
A repetitive task from your job, automated and running.
3
A capstone that solves a real problem
Built on a problem from your own job and presented to the cohort.
4
A risk checklist for AI at work
What to check before you trust, share or act on an AI output.
Who it is for
Working professionals in any role who want AI to do real work in their job. No coding background needed.
- Managers
- Analysts
- Operations
- Marketing
- HR
- Finance
- Consultants
- Any other role
Certificate of completion
Attend at least 6 of the 8 sessions and pass the capstone, at 70% against published criteria. A named member of Council staff marks the capstone. The instructor does not.
It is not a credential. It carries no post-nominal, is not on the register and is not preparation for any Council examination.
Questions
- How much time does it take each week?
- About five to six hours. Two live sessions of two hours each, and around an hour of hands-on work after each session.
- Do I need to know how to code?
- No. Everything is taught with no-code tools, for working professionals without a coding background.
- What if I miss a session?
- Tell us beforehand and we will point you to what was covered. The certificate needs 6 of the 8 sessions attended and a passed capstone.
- Do I need an account to enrol?
- No. Give your name and email and pay by card. If you already have a Council account, use the same email.
- Can my employer pay?
- Yes. Pay by card and claim it back, or write to hello@aiassurancecouncil.org and the Council will invoice your employer.
- What is the refund policy?
- 75% of the fee at any time before the first session, and nothing once the cohort has begun.
- Is the certificate a credential?
- No. It records that you completed the training. It carries no post-nominal, is not on the register and counts toward no examination.
AIAC Applied AI Training, from 27 October
US$699 · 15 places · no account needed