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AI Foundations AI Automation
6 weeks · no coding background needed

Make the repetitive work run itself.

Six weeks from never having built anything to automations that run without you. You bring the tasks that eat your week; we build them into something that does the job on its own.

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6 weeksShortest Foundations course
LiveSmall cohort, taught in real time
ZeroPrior experience assumed
Shortest course
6 wks
to something running
You finish with
1 build
running unattended
Taught live, never recorded
Build it in week one, refine it for five
01Who it is for

If your week has a task you dread repeating, this is for you.

It does not matter what you do for a living. What matters is that something in your week is manual, repetitive and predictable, because that is exactly what an automation replaces.

This is you

Six weeks will suit you

  • You copy things between spreadsheets, inboxes or tools by hand every week.
  • You have never written code and would rather not start by learning a language.
  • You want something working quickly rather than a long theoretical grounding.
  • You can find about four hours a week for six weeks.
This is not you

Look elsewhere in Foundations

  • You want the deep theory behind the models. Data Science runs sixteen weeks for that.
  • You are already automating things at work and want to go further.
  • You need a credential for a specific profession rather than a working skill.
02What changes

The same week, six weeks later.

Before
  • Monday morning spent pulling the same numbers into the same report.
  • Replies written from scratch that are ninety percent the same each time.
  • Things missed because nobody remembered to check.
After
  • The report is in your inbox before you open your laptop.
  • Drafts written for you, in your own voice, waiting for a yes or a fix.
  • The check runs whether or not anyone remembers it.
03The six weeks

One automation, built and improved across six weeks.

You pick a real task in week one and it stays with you to the end. Every week it gets a little more capable, which is a far better way to learn than six disconnected exercises.

01

Find the task

What makes something worth automating, and how to spot the ones that quietly waste the most time.

Pick yours
02

Map the steps

Break it into triggers, decisions and actions. This is the part most people skip and then get stuck on.

On paper first
03

Build version one

Your first working automation, end to end. Ugly and functional beats elegant and theoretical.

It runs
04

Add judgement

Where a model decides rather than a rule, and how to keep it from confidently doing the wrong thing.

AI in the loop
05

Make it safe

Failure handling, limits and the checks that mean you can leave it running unattended.

Trust it
06

Hand it over

Document it so a colleague can run it, then present what you built and what it saves.

Show it
04Worked examples

The kinds of things people build here.

You build your own, but these are the shapes that come up again and again, and we work through each of them together.

Inbox triage

Sort what arrives, draft the reply that is nearly always the same, and flag the one that genuinely needs you.

The weekly report

Pull the numbers, write the summary, send it to the people who need it, on a schedule you set once.

Document handling

Read what comes in, pull out the fields that matter, file it where it belongs and tell someone it arrived.

The thing nobody remembers

The weekly check, the follow-up, the renewal. Automations are at their best on work that is easy to forget.

05What you leave with

Something running, not a certificate of attendance.

01

A working automation

Built by you, running against your own task, with the failure handling to leave it unattended.

02

A method you can repeat

The way of breaking a task into triggers, decisions and actions works on the next one too, and the one after.

03

Judgement about limits

Knowing which tasks should never be automated is as valuable as knowing how to automate the rest.

Claude ChatGPT n8n Airtable Zapier Make Google Sheets

Everything here has a free tier that carries you through the six weeks.

06Cohorts

When the next one runs.

Cohorts are kept small on purpose. Dates below come straight from our scheduling system, so what you see here is what is actually open.

07FAQ

Questions people
actually ask

Still unsure? Message us on WhatsApp and a human will answer.

Waitlist

Places go to the list first.

Cohorts are small on purpose. When the next AI Automation intake opens, the waitlist hears before the site does.

Dates, timetable and pricing sent before they go public.
First refusal on seats in the next cohort.
No commitment, and nothing to pay to hold your place.

We only use this to tell you when AI Automation opens. No newsletter, and you can ask us to remove you at any time.

You are on the list.

We will email you the dates, the timetable and the pricing for the next AI Automation cohort before any of it goes on the site.

08The rest of Foundations

Six weeks is the short one.

If you want something deeper, or a different destination, the other Foundations courses run from eight to sixteen weeks.