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Find your path to practical AI skills.

Explore by audience, experience, learning objective, or topic. Each path maps to live online courses you can book today.

6 paths found

Beginner

Students and young adults

AI for Students

Learn smarter, think critically, explore AI, and build your first projects.

What you'll gain: A clear grounding in AI, thoughtful study workflows, and project ideas to develop.
Start here: Start with AI Foundations, then continue with Prompting for Real-World Results and AI for Students.

Beginner

Working professionals

Develop practical AI skills for productivity, communication, research, and analysis.

What you'll gain: A foundation for evaluating tasks and designing responsible AI-supported workflows.
Start here: Start with AI Foundations and Prompting for Real-World Results.

Beginner

Entrepreneurs and small business owners

Discover realistic opportunities in marketing, sales, customer experience, and operations.

What you'll gain: A way to identify candidate use cases and consider value, effort, and risk.
Start here: Start with AI Foundations and AI for Small Business.

Intermediate

Managers and business leaders

Understand AI strategy, transformation opportunities, responsible adoption, and business value.

What you'll gain: Questions and frameworks for evaluating use cases, risks, and adoption needs.
Start here: Start with AI Foundations, then explore AI Strategy for Leaders.

Advanced

Developers and AI builders

Explore the foundations and techniques behind designing and evaluating AI-powered applications.

What you'll gain: A practical starting point for understanding model capabilities, application patterns, and quality checks.
Start here: Begin with Building LLM Applications, then add retrieval and agents.

Intermediate

Data engineers, analysts and data scientists

Build the data foundations, pipelines and machine learning skills behind reliable analytics and AI.

What you'll gain: A practical progression from analysis and modeling to pipelines, streaming and machine learning.
Start here: Begin with Python for Data Analysis and Visualization, or SQL, Data Modeling and Data Warehousing if you work with data platforms.

Learning at your pace. Start with the concepts you need, then choose a next step that fits your goals. No account is needed to explore.