Professionals at any level and in any function who want to use generative AI more effectively for everyday work.
98% of participants recommend this course.
Duration: 3 Hours
Delivered Virtually.
Available for private delivery and customizable to match your organization’s needs.
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What makes an effective AI prompt?
An effective AI prompt clearly defines what you want the AI to do, provides relevant context and sets expectations for the response. Strong prompts can include the desired outcome, audience, source material, boundaries, format and level of detail. This course teaches participants how to bring these elements together using Six Prompt Directives.
Is this AI prompting course for beginners?
Yes. This course is designed for professionals who want to get better results from generative AI tools without needing a technical or programming background. Participants learn practical prompting techniques they can use with tools such as ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot and Gemini.
I use ChatGPT at work, but the answers are often too generic. Will this course help?
Yes. The course focuses on how clarity, context and constraints affect AI output. You’ll learn how to give AI better direction, specify the audience and desired format, provide useful source material and refine responses when the first answer misses the mark.
What will I be able to do after taking this AI prompting course?
You’ll be able to create clearer, more structured prompts for common workplace tasks, improve weak AI responses with follow-up prompts and review AI-generated content more carefully. You’ll also build a reusable prompt or mini-workflow you can apply to an immediate job need.
Can this course help me create reusable AI prompts for my job?
Yes. Participants practice turning successful prompts into reusable templates or mini-workflows. These can be adapted for recurring tasks such as drafting, summarizing, analyzing information, brainstorming, planning and extracting key details.