Contenu du cours
Module 1 — Discovering AI and the role of the AI trainer
We demystify artificial intelligence and lay the groundwork: what are we actually talking about, and what does an "AI trainer" do?
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Module 2 — Mastering everyday AI tools
Hands-on introduction to AI assistants and an overview of the tools grouped by use case.
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Module 3 — The art of the prompt (prompt engineering for beginners)
The number one skill for getting the best out of AI: knowing how to phrase a good request.
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Module 4 — Ethics, limits and responsible use
The module that separates a naive user from a credible trainer.
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Module 5 — Designing AI training (instructional design)
Now we move to the other side of the room: building a structured, effective course.
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Module 6 — Delivering and passing on: the trainer’s stance
Designing is not enough: you also have to hold a room and win people over.
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AI Trainer Training — from beginner to trainer

Beyond the basic prompt, a few techniques will multiply your results.

1. Assign a role (« role prompting »)

« You are a demanding proofreader… » steers both the tone and the expertise of the answer.

2. Show an example (« few-shot »)

Provide a model: « Here is the style I want: [example]. Write the rest in the same spirit. » The AI imitates the format you gave it.

3. Iterate

The first answer is rarely perfect. Follow up: « Shorter », « Add a concrete example », « Make the tone warmer ». This is a dialogue, not a slot machine.

4. Break complex tasks down

For a big piece of work, go step by step: « First, suggest an outline. » then « Now develop part 2. »

5. Ask the AI to improve your prompt

A neat meta trick: « Here is my request. How would you rewrite it to get a better result? »

Worth passing on: iteration is the single most important habit to teach a beginner. Nobody gets it right first time — and that is completely normal.

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