AI courses

AI basics. Understand the possibilities, recognise the limits.

Curious about AI? Two separate learning paths lead step by step from a first chat to ideas of your own, with clear tasks, fictional practice data and a critical eye.

In preparation

The courses are in preparation. Dates, prices, location and delivery format are still to be confirmed. You can express interest without obligation.

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School students

Ages 12–17 · No previous AI knowledge needed

Understand. Explore. Think for yourself.

In the planned introduction, young people learn to build a study chat and check AI answers against a source text. AI can support thinking; their own work remains essential.

What we practise in the introduction

  • Describe study tasks clearly and ask for useful hints
  • Spot incorrect answers and compare them with a text
  • Protect personal information and keep thinking independently
Planned learning path · 10 steps

The later steps are drafts. Selection and prerequisites will be clarified before delivery.

  1. Understand AI · write clear study prompts
  2. Check sources · build a reusable study chat
  3. Compare tools fairly · understand sequences and code
  4. Simulate helper agents · check, improve and stop
  5. Explore roles and handovers · understand local processing

What you need to get started

Read short texts independently or with support. No programming knowledge is needed for the introduction. A paper or demonstration alternative without a personal AI account is planned.

Express interest in the student course

Enquiry without obligation · not a course booking

Adults

For adults without previous AI experience

Clear questions. Useful answers.

The planned introduction explains how AI chats work. Using a small everyday task, you practise clear instructions, compare answers with the practice data and correct mistakes.

What we practise in the introduction

  • Turn a small everyday task into clear steps
  • Check AI answers against fictional sample data
  • Correct mistakes, recognise limits and avoid sharing private data
Planned learning path · 12 steps

The later steps are drafts. Selection and prerequisites will be clarified before delivery.

  1. Explore AI chats · prompts and reusable conversations
  2. Check results and data · structure recurring tasks
  3. Compare tools · read code and test safely
  4. Agents with visible status · bounded repetition loops
  5. Orchestrate tasks · plan hardware and local AI
  6. Python with a model stub · final project with tests and limits

What you need to get started

For digital exercises: basic handling of text and files. A paper alternative without a personal AI account is planned. Devices and access will be clarified in advance.

Express interest in the adult course

Enquiry without obligation · not a course booking

Technical follow-on courses require a separate check of additional skills, devices and access. The introduction requires no programming experience.

Before the courses start

When, where and at what price?

These details are still open. In-person versus online delivery and the exact support arrangements are also to be decided. We will respond personally to your expression of interest.

How long are the planned courses?

Each module is provisionally planned to include 120 minutes of teaching and 120 minutes of practice, with breaks. Duration, support and module selection will be confirmed before a specific offer.

Does this include subject tutoring?

The AI courses and subject tutoring are separate services. For mathematics, German or philosophy, please visit our tutoring section.

Tutoring
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