“Please consider
my application.”
Your experience is described.
Your work is still out of sight.
Learn to build AI applications, agents, and workflows. Then take on 15 tailored project blueprints for 15 target companies—and pitch hiring managers with work they can explore, beyond a resume.
Show me my AI journey ↗Instead of relying only on claims in a resume, build a focused project that connects to a company you care about.
Your experience is described.
Your work is still out of sight.
Something tangible to explore.
Something specific to discuss.
This approach can complement your job search. Hiring decisions, replies, and interviews remain with employers.
A human-led AI course that connects each concept to a practical deliverable. Start with how LLMs work. Finish with an integrated application, a GitHub repository, and a live capstone demo.
LLMs, Python, GitHub, and prompting.
RAG, retrieval quality, and stateful systems.
Planning, MCP tools, and LangGraph.
Interfaces, deployment, and an integrated AI app.
AI vs ML vs LLM · Tokens and tokenization · Parameters and scaling · Next-token prediction · Prompt basics · Hallucinations and limitations · Real-world applications
YOUR DELIVERABLETools: ChatGPT; tokenizer tools
Lists and dictionaries · Control flow · Functions · JSON handling · API calls · File handling
YOUR DELIVERABLETools: Python; VS Code
Git basics · Repo structure · Commit and push · Branching basics · README writing · Version control best practices
YOUR DELIVERABLETools: Git; GitHub
Role prompting · System prompts · Few-shot learning · Structured outputs · Prompt debugging · Prompt patterns
YOUR DELIVERABLETools: OpenAI API
Embeddings · Vector databases · Retrieval vs generation · Chunking basics
YOUR DELIVERABLETools: LangChain; FAISS
Chunking strategies · Metadata filtering · Hybrid search · RAG optimization
YOUR DELIVERABLETools: LangChain
Short-term memory · Long-term memory · State management · Conversation tracking
YOUR DELIVERABLETools: LangChain Memory
Agents vs chatbots · Task decomposition · Planning loops · Tool usage logic
YOUR DELIVERABLETools: LangChain Agents
MCP fundamentals · Tool abstraction · Context sharing · Multi-tool orchestration
YOUR DELIVERABLETools: MCP SDK
Graph-based execution · Nodes and edges · Deterministic workflows · Agent orchestration
YOUR DELIVERABLETools: LangGraph
Streamlit basics · API integration · UI/UX basics · Deployment basics
YOUR DELIVERABLETools: Streamlit
Logging · Error handling · Rate limiting · Cost optimization · Scaling basics
YOUR DELIVERABLETools: FastAPI
System design · Architecture planning · Multi-component integration · Deployment · Presentation skills
YOUR DELIVERABLETools: Full stack
After the 13-week course, continue into Job Intelligence: identify 15 target companies, receive 15 tailored MVP project blueprints, and use hiring-manager contacts to share the work you build.
Give your next chapter a direction. Focus on companies and the kinds of technical problems you want to work on.
Turn tailored MVP briefs into projects you can demonstrate. Document the problem, your implementation, and the tradeoffs.
Use the hiring-manager contacts to share the project that fits that company, along with a demo, repository, and a clear request to talk.
Build toward 15 company-focused projects—not just another resume.
The pathway provides 15 tailored blueprints. Completed projects depend on your work; they are not 15 ready-made applications delivered at graduation.
Choose the organizations you want to work with. Give your research a specific direction.
↗Use the company brief to investigate its technology, work, and possible project opportunities.
↗Create a relevant project with support. Aim for a clear, explainable result over unnecessary complexity.
↗Bring together your demo, repository, decisions, and a concise request for a conversation.
↗If a conversation follows, walk through what you built, the tradeoffs, and what you would improve.
↗Ask about the 13-week AI course and the 15-company project pathway. Leave your name and WhatsApp number so the Academy can help you understand the next step.
Start with your details.
The Academy’s waitlist advertises a $450 program price. Ask the team about cohort dates, current inclusions, and access to the Week 14+ project pathway before enrolling.
Review the live offer and details ↗13-week curriculum. Week 14+ project pathway.
LLM foundations, Python, GitHub, advanced prompting, RAG, memory, agents, MCP, LangGraph, interfaces, and production practices. Week 13 brings these together in a deployed capstone with a repository and live demo.
The official curriculum places this pathway at Week 14 onward. You identify 15 target companies and receive 15 tailored MVP project blueprints plus hiring-manager contacts. You build the projects from those briefs; the course does not hand you 15 finished applications.
Select the project relevant to that company. Share a concise introduction, the problem it addresses, a demo, your repository, and the decisions you made. Use it as proof of your work and ask for a conversation.
Keep each introduction relevant. A portfolio can hold all your work, but an individual pitch should highlight the project most closely connected to that company.
No. Employers decide whether to review, respond, interview, or hire. The pathway helps you prepare relevant work and a concrete introduction.
Leave your details to express interest, or contact the Academy on WhatsApp to ask about availability, prerequisites, and program terms.
Build something worth talking about.