Workbench
About Workbench

Built by people who actually do this work

Most AI courses are written by generalists explaining AI in the abstract. We do the opposite: every track is built around one profession, tested against real work from that profession, and reviewed by people who've actually done the job.

How a lesson actually gets made

01

Start with the actual workflow

Every track starts by breaking down what someone in that job actually does in a week — not generic AI theory, the specific emails, listings, and messages they write.

02

Build and test the prompts

Each lesson's prompt pattern gets run against real inputs from that profession until it reliably produces something usable, not just impressive-looking.

03

Cut it down to what matters

No padding, no theory for its own sake. If a lesson can be shorter and still work, it gets shorter.

The people behind the tracks

A small, paid team of curriculum builders, AI specialists, and industry reviewers — professionals, not volunteers — focused on one thing: does this lesson actually save someone time.

Jersey Hernandez

Curriculum Lead

Structures each track so lessons build on each other instead of repeating.

Will Jackson

AI Workflow Specialist

Tests every prompt pattern against real, messy inputs before it ships.

Truman Sherin

Industry Reviewer

Practitioners from each profession sanity-check lessons for accuracy.

Sophia Jensen

Learning Experience Designer

Keeps lessons short enough to finish on a break, not a weekend.

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