AI at Work: Prompts, Drafts and Safe Output

You spend too much time editing AI drafts or reading long reports to extract what actually matters. This course teaches you a repeatable loop: write a clear four-part prompt, generate a usable first draft, refine it with one specific instruction, then run a five-point fact-check before sending. Each of the five lessons ends with a task you can repeat on Monday morning.

You'll learn to structure prompts so AI produces near-sendable work the first time, draft emails and documents in minutes instead of hours, turn messy meeting notes and long reports into decision-ready summaries with actions and owners named, and catch invented details before they reach a client or colleague. The course is tool-agnostic—the patterns work with any AI assistant—and assumes no coding or technical background.

This is for people who write at work: project coordinators, managers, analysts, and individual contributors who spend real time on email, status updates, summaries, and first drafts. It's not a course on how AI works or how to prompt for creative writing. You walk away with a three-step routine you can use every week: one prompt pattern, one document type you'll draft or summarise, and one verification check that stops mistakes before they leave your desk.