Course catalogue
This page describes our standard programmes and what each track covers. For each course, you will see the goals, the kind of practice tasks used, the typical duration, and the format. The final schedule is confirmed when you request registration details.
English Speaking Cohort
Languages • Live cohort • 60–75 min sessions
A structured speaking-focused programme that turns vocabulary and grammar into usable output. The syllabus is built around retrieval practice, timed speaking prompts, and pronunciation correction loops. Sessions include guided drills and short interactive segments, followed by targeted homework that is small enough to complete consistently.
Learning goals
- Increase fluency under time pressure (short prompts and role-plays)
- Reduce recurring pronunciation errors with phoneme-level drills
- Build a repeatable self-correction routine for real conversations
Practice tasks
- Weekly speaking recordings with rubric-based notes
- Spaced repetition review plan for key phrases and patterns
- Role-play prompts for meetings, introductions, and Q&A
Typical duration: 2–3 weeks
Live cohort + feedback
Chinese Foundations Cohort
A foundations track focused on pronunciation, tone drills, and practical everyday phrases. The goal is reliable recall, not memorizing long lists. Expect short, frequent tasks and clear correction cues.
Format: live cohort • Typical duration: 2–3 weeks
Arabic Essentials Cohort
A structured introduction that focuses on listening, high-frequency patterns, and guided speaking practice. Tasks are designed to build a dependable retrieval habit and improve pacing.
Format: live cohort • Typical duration: 2–3 weeks
AI Workflows Intensive
AI • Intensive • Practical evaluation routines
An applied programme for building repeatable AI-assisted workflows. The curriculum emphasizes prompt design as an iterative process: constraints, tests, and review. Instead of relying on “best prompts”, you will practice building a small prompt rubric and learn to run quick evaluations so outputs become predictable.
Learning goals
- Build reusable “prompt + constraints + checks” templates
- Create a lightweight evaluation rubric for consistent outputs
- Apply safe-data handling rules for everyday work contexts
Practice tasks
- Workflow draft with acceptance criteria and review checklist
- Prompt tests (A/B) and error analysis notes
- Safe-data checklist for inputs and outputs
Typical duration: 2–3 weeks
Live sessions + Q&A
Programming Fundamentals
A methodical introduction to debugging routines, code review habits, and version control basics. The focus is on producing readable, testable work with small iterations and feedback checkpoints.
Format: cohort or intensive • Typical duration: 2–3 weeks
Digital Skills Lab
A practical track covering writing, presentations, and data literacy. Assignments are short and concrete: produce a one-page brief, rewrite for clarity, and build a small reporting checklist.
Format: cohort • Typical duration: 2–3 weeks
Personal Development: Practice-Based Habits
Personal development • Short exercises • Reflection prompts
This programme treats “personal development” as learnable behaviors. The structure uses small, repeatable exercises and a simple tracking routine. Instead of big motivational promises, you will work through weekly prompts that support planning, reflection, and follow-through. Assessment is formative: the focus is consistency and quality of practice rather than perfection.
Practice tasks
- Weekly plan with a single priority and a measurable definition of “done”
- Short reflection prompts to review friction points and adjust
- Peer discussion notes (optional) to compare strategies, not outcomes
Format: cohort or masterclass • Typical duration: 2–3 weeks