AI 1: AI for Everyday Work
Write, plan and summarise with AI, safely.
GH₵ 95 paid once, 12 months of access
See how it works
Each lesson has a practice computer beside it. You copy each step, and the course tells you when it is right. This is a real lesson, sped up.
Practise prompts on a safe practice assistant.
A video course: you watch. A SchoolRegistry short course: you do the task yourself on a practice computer, and the course checks it as you go.
Who it is for
Office workers, shop staff and job seekers who can use a browser and type.
What you will be able to do
- Ask an AI chat in a way that gets a good answer
- Improve an email, summarise long notes and draft a CV line
- Catch AI mistakes and keep private details out of the chat
By the end you will use an AI chat to write clear requests, improve emails, summarise long messages, plan your week, make tables, and draft a CV line and a cover letter. You will also catch AI mistakes and keep private details safe.
How it works
Each lesson starts with a short video. Tolu, your guide, shows you what to do and says it in plain words. You practise on a practice AI chat, with Tolu guiding each step.
You work on a practice computer inside the course, so you cannot break anything. More than 75% of your time is hands-on practice, not watching.
Every lesson is split into steps, and a row of step bars shows where you are. If a step is too hard, press Skip and come back to it later.
All 13 lessons4 modules. The free lessons are marked.
Module 1: Meet your AI assistant
Open an AI chat, ask questions, give it the facts, and keep private details out.
- 1.1Open an AI chat and ask a questionFree, try it: Open an AI chat and ask a question
- 1.2Give it the facts, then keep talking
- 1.3Safety first: what never goes into AI
Module 2: Write clear requests
The four parts of a good request, follow-ups, and editing the answer before you use it.
- 2.1The four parts of a clear request
- 2.2Follow up to improve the answer
- 2.3Use the answer: copy it and fill the gaps
Module 3: AI for everyday office work
Improve an email, summarise long notes, plan your week, and turn notes into a table.
- 3.1Improve an email
- 3.2Summarise a long message
- 3.3Plan your week
- 3.4Make a table from notes
Module 4: Job seeking, and checking the facts
A CV line, a cover letter, spotting made-up facts, and your final job application.
- 4.1Write a CV line and a cover letter
- 4.2Check the facts: AI can be wrong
- 4.3Final project: a job application, start to finish
What you need
A laptop or desktop computer with a web browser and an internet connection. You practise inside the course, so you do not need to install anything.
Part of the AI for work series
AI 1 to AI 3. Start at step 1, or jump ahead if you already know the basics.
- AI 1: AI for Everyday WorkBeginner, 3 hours
- AI 2: AI in your jobIntermediate, 4 hours
- AI 3: Build with AI toolsAdvanced, 5 hours
Questions people ask
Who is AI 1 for?
Office workers, shop staff and job seekers who can use a browser and type. It is step 1 of 3 in the AI for work series.
Can I try it before I pay?
Yes. Lesson 1, "Open an AI chat and ask a question", is free. You do not need to pay to start.
How long does it take?
There are 13 lessons and about 3 hours of learning. You go at your own pace, and you have 12 months of access.
What do I need?
A laptop or desktop computer with a web browser and an internet connection. You practise inside the course, so you do not need to install anything.
How much does it cost?
GH₵ 95, paid once. That opens every lesson for 12 months.