For college students and working professionals
Move into AI, machine learning and robotics — or move up in it.
The platform is in development. No course is open for enrolment yet, no fee is collected, and we make no claim about pay, hiring or placement — what a credential certifies is the assessed work behind it.
Who it’s for
Built for the step you are taking.
Twenty-one assessed courses and 780 taught hours across seven tracks, most at practitioner or specialist level. You finish with reviewed project work and a credential an employer can check — not a watched video.
- 21 assessed courses
- Guided lab in every course
- Project work reviewed by people
- Credentials anyone can verify
Finishing a degree
Three Foundation courses assume no programming at all, and build to a portfolio of reproducible work you can show an interviewer. 24 taught hours each.
Changing field
Coming from another discipline entirely. Start at Foundation, follow the stated prerequisites, and arrive at practitioner level with assessed work behind you rather than a reading list.
Going deeper in your field
Already working in software, data or engineering. Thirteen practitioner and five specialist courses, 36 to 48 taught hours each, on generative AI, agents, retrieval, deployment and governed pipelines.
Teams and institutions
Colleges and employers sponsoring a cohort: scoped projects, seat management, progress reporting and reviewed outcomes.
Credentials
Assessed work, verifiable credentials.
Evidence, not attendance
Every lesson has an evidence check. Playing a video does not complete one.
Reviewed by people
Capstones are marked against a published rubric, with critical checks that a high quiz score cannot offset.
Publicly verifiable
Each credential has an ID anyone can check, showing its current status rather than the day it was issued.
A permanent record of an achievement is not a claim that its holder is permanently current. Professional status is tracked separately and renews.
How credentials work
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Colleges and employers
Questions before anything opens?
Course content is in production and nothing is for sale. If you are a college or an employer planning ahead, we would rather talk now than after the fact.
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