Watching tutorials isn't building.
You've seen the demos. Ten prompts, someone else's screen, a finished app. Then Monday comes and nothing about your work has changed.
In class you build from the first session. Your laptop, your real work, your hands on the keyboard.
You need to build, not watch
You don't need to be a programmer.
Claude Code changed the deal. You describe the tool in plain English, it writes the code, and your job is to steer, test, and ship. That is a skill, and it is learnable.
Not technical? That's exactly who this class is for. We start at AI fundamentals and end with you shipping a working tool you built yourself.
You need four sessions, not four years
You think you're killing it with AI.
Most people are using a tenth of what these tools can do, and never find out what they're missing. Ask-and-answer chat barely scratches your actual work week.
In class you see the ceiling: real workflows, real automations, tools you didn't know you could build, with someone in the room showing you where to start.
You need a person to ask