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    What you walk away with

    21 days

    Three weeks, an hour a day, and every one of them ends in something you keep — a tool, a document, a project or a plan.

    A personal AI assistant

    Built around your own career and study goals, not a demo.

    A finished career project

    One practical, role-oriented build you can show and explain.

    A prompt library

    Your own reusable prompts for research, writing, analysis and study.

    A resume that passes ATS

    Tailored to real postings, with the matching worked out.

    A public profile

    LinkedIn, portfolio and a personal brand that shows the work.

    A ninety-day roadmap

    What you do next, week by week, after the cohort ends.

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    The twenty-one days, day by day

    4 stages

    Every session is live and an hour long. The four stages move from understanding the ground, to working with the tools, to your own career, to launch.

    01Days 1–6 · The ground and the tools
    • Day 1 · The AI-Driven Career World — understand how AI is changing jobs, industries and entry-level careers
    • Day 2 · Discover Your Career Direction — identify suitable career paths based on interests, skills and education
    • Day 3 · AI Tools Every Student Should Know — when to use ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and NotebookLM
    • Day 4 · Prompting as a Professional Skill — build a reusable personal prompt library
    • Day 5 · Research Smarter with AI — research companies, industries, topics and academic subjects effectively
    • Day 6 · Learn Faster with AI — notes, summaries, study plans, concept explanations and knowledge building
    02Days 7–11 · Working like a professional
    • Day 7 · Documents, Reports & Professional Writing — create professional reports, proposals and documentation
    • Day 8 · Excel, Data & Analytical Thinking with AI — analyse simple datasets, formulas, insights and charts
    • Day 9 · Presentations & Storytelling with AI — build a professional presentation from research to final deck
    • Day 10 · Communication for the Workplace — emails, meeting notes, professional messages and workplace communication
    • Day 11 · Creative AI for Students — create images, simple videos and professional visual content
    03Days 12–17 · Your field, your build
    • Day 12 · AI for Coding & Technology Careers — experience how developers and technical teams use AI
    • Day 13 · AI for Business, Marketing & Management Careers — experience AI workflows in business roles
    • Day 14 · AI for HR, Operations, Finance & Other Careers — explore AI applications across non-technical careers
    • Day 15 · Find Your AI + Career Combination — select a primary direction and identify the AI skills it needs
    • Day 16 · Build Your Personal AI Assistant — an assistant customised to your own career and learning goals
    • Day 17 · Build Your First Career Project — complete one practical, role-oriented AI project
    04Days 18–21 · Getting seen, getting hired
    • Day 18 · Resume + ATS + Job Matching with AI — create a strong resume and learn to tailor it to jobs
    • Day 19 · LinkedIn + Portfolio + Personal Brand — build a professional digital presence and showcase the work
    • Day 20 · Internships, Interviews & Earning Opportunities — job and internship search, interviews, freelancing and entry-level earning paths
    • Day 21 · Career Launch Day — present your project and portfolio, and leave with a ninety-day career roadmap
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    Who it is for

    Beginners welcome

    Anyone who wants a fast, guided first run at building with AI — students, working professionals and career switchers who would rather spend three weeks shipping one real thing than three months collecting tutorials.

    StudentsFinal-year and postgradWorking professionalsCareer switchersJob-seekersNo coding background
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    Where it sits in the AI track

    Program 01 of 3

    The Accelerator is the shortest way in. Finish it and you already have a project, a portfolio and the working habits the longer programs build on.

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    Questions students ask before joining

    5 answers
    Do I need any coding or AI background?

    None. Day 1 assumes you have never used these tools seriously, and every session is built to be followed live with a mentor watching.

    How much time does it really take?

    One hour a day for twenty-one days, live. Most people spend another twenty to thirty minutes finishing the day's build, and everything is recorded if you miss one.

    What if I am still deciding on my career direction?

    That is what days 2, 15 and 21 are for. You pick a direction with help, then spend the rest of the program building towards it rather than guessing.

    Is the project mine to keep and show?

    Yes. The assistant, the project, the prompt library, the resume and the portfolio are all yours, under your own name, with links you can send to anyone.

    What happens after the twenty-one days?

    You leave with a ninety-day roadmap. If you want to go further, the AI Generalist program picks up where this one ends.

    Your seat in the next Accelerator cohort.

    Seats are limited each cohort so the sessions stay small enough to get your questions answered.

    Reserve your seat

    Drop your number and the team comes back within 24 hours with dates, fees and the full session plan.

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