Syllabus
Live, in-person classes Sector 33D, Chandigarh Rolling batches, 8 seats each Maximum 8 students per batch
GrowTricity course syllabus

First use AI well. Then build with it.

I start every student at Level 1 because building without the foundation creates confusion. You continue into Level 2 after learning how to brief AI, work with files and data, and check what it produces.

  • Start with no AI or coding experience
  • Complete one practical task after every class
  • Build and deploy an application in Level 2
Two examples, one learning path

What these skills can become.

Students often ask about customer-support agents, avatars and cloned voices. Yes, those are possible directions. But they are not one-click tricks. First prepare the information safely, then build one working application, and only then think about turning it into a product.

Possible direction

Digital customer support

  1. Level 1 · Prepare

    Write clear replies, build an approved FAQ and source pack, verify facts and define when a person must take over.

  2. Level 2 · Build

    Connect those sources to one logged-in support assistant with saved conversations and human approval before sending.

  3. Level 3 · Measure and market

    Optionally turn it into a product or service and track grounded answers, hand-offs, response time, cost and customer satisfaction.

Level 2 proof: Test 10 realistic questions. Answers must use approved information, and missing information must be handed to a person.

Possible direction

Digital avatar and voice workflow

  1. Level 1 · Prepare

    Write the script, audience and style brief, pronunciation list, consent record and clear AI disclosure.

  2. Level 2 · Build

    Connect an approved avatar or voice-generation API to one app, show processing and errors, then require review before export or publishing.

  3. Level 3 · Measure and market

    Optionally package it as a content workflow or product and track successful renders, corrections, turnaround time, cost and marketing results.

Level 2 proof: Produce one approved 30 to 60-second sample with consent and disclosure, then record the time, cost, corrections and failures.

The honest boundary: I do not ask one student to build every example on this page. In Level 2, each student builds one manageable application and explains how it works. A face or voice is used only with explicit permission and clear disclosure.

Level 1 · Required starting stage

AI for Everyday Work

Work your own business plan with AI until it stops agreeing with you, gather real answers from real people, and decide what is actually worth building. You learn to use, check and direct AI on ordinary professional work along the way: emails, documents, research, spreadsheets and presentations.

Tangible Level 1 takeaways

What this foundation lets you do.

The spine of Level 1 is your own business plan. You set up Codex, run the plan through it, and keep asking for the gaps rather than praise until the plan has actually changed. You connect Google Drive so the AI works from your real material, build a survey in Google Forms, wire it to Google Sheets, collect real responses and read the patterns in them. Everything below is the everyday work you practise on while that is happening, and every output is checked, corrected and added to the portfolio.

Communicate

Write useful customer communication

  • Draft professional emails and follow-ups
  • Prepare customised customer and support replies
Create

Turn rough information into work

  • Create draft quotes, reports and presentations from files
  • Prepare social-media drafts and a practical content calendar
  • Prepare a short avatar or voice script, style brief and AI disclosure
Track and check

Work confidently with raw data

  • Clean spreadsheet data and build a simple invoice tracker
  • Check important facts, calculations and sources before sharing

Level 1 ends in a decision, not a certificate. You leave knowing whether your plan is worth going ahead with, pivoting or tweaking, and that decision is what Level 2 builds. APIs, OAuth, databases and connected automations are introduced gradually there.

How every class works

Learn it. Do it. Show it.

There are only eight students, so everyone’s work is reviewed. You do not passively watch demonstrations.

  1. 1Learn and practise one useful skill
  2. 2Receive one manageable work task
  3. 3Complete it before the next class
  4. 4Show it, correct it and continue
The complete Level 1 syllabus

12 classes. One useful skill at a time.

See exactly what you will learn and submit in every class. Each completed task becomes part of your Level 1 portfolio.

  1. 01

    Start using AI

    You will learn
    • Create a simple folder system for your class files and portfolio work
    • Upload notes or a document and explain what you want AI to do
    • Ask follow-up questions and improve a weak first answer
    Practical taskTurn rough notes into a professional email.
  2. 02

    Understand AI language simply

    You will learn
    • Understand models, tokens and context in simple language
    • Know the difference between a prompt, prompt engineering and context engineering
    • Understand what an agent does and why agentic engineering needs tools, limits and human control
    • Recognise why different AI tools produce different answers, including mistakes and hallucinations
    Practical taskCompare two AI answers and explain how the prompt and context changed the result.
  3. 03

    Use TCE Method to give AI a complete work brief

    The fundamental method
    1. Task

      The exact work AI must complete

    2. Context

      The audience, facts, documents and examples AI may use

    3. Expectations

      The format, quality, source rules, restrictions and completion checks

    The rule: AI asks for missing information instead of guessing.

    Practical taskTurn a vague manager request into a reusable TCE work brief.
  4. 04

    Check AI before trusting or sharing it

    You will learn
    • Use the Expectations in TCE to require sources, mark assumptions and expose missing information
    • Verify important claims, dates, names, numbers and citations against reliable sources
    • Know what personal, client or company information should not be uploaded
    • Require explicit consent and disclosure before using a person's face or voice
    • Keep a human responsible for the final decision and submitted work
    Practical taskVerify and correct a draft containing unreliable claims.
  5. 05

    Write professional communication

    You will learn
    • Write clear subject lines, openings, requests and next steps
    • Adjust tone for a manager, colleague, customer or recruiter
    • Create natural emails, follow-ups, updates and WhatsApp messages
    Practical taskPrepare an email, follow-up and WhatsApp message for one situation.
  6. 06

    Work with documents and PDFs

    You will learn
    • Extract the important facts, actions and questions from a document
    • Compare two documents and identify agreements or differences
    • Organise rough notes into a clear report with useful headings
    Practical taskCreate a structured report from notes and a PDF.
  7. 07

    Research with sources

    You will learn
    • Break a broad topic into specific research questions
    • Find credible sources and record the evidence and links
    • Separate verified facts from assumptions and unverified claims
    Practical taskProduce a short source-backed research brief.
  8. 08

    Clean a spreadsheet

    You will learn
    • Understand raw data, rows, columns, headers, tables and common data types
    • Remove duplicates and fix inconsistent names, dates and categories
    • Sort, filter and check that no important records were lost
    Practical taskClean and organise a messy spreadsheet.
  9. 09

    Understand spreadsheet data

    You will learn
    • Use basic formulas for totals, averages, counts and percentages
    • Create a simple chart that communicates one useful finding
    • Identify patterns or unusual values and verify the calculations
    Practical taskAnalyse a spreadsheet and write a plain-English summary.
  10. 10

    Create a clear presentation

    You will learn
    • Define the audience and the one message they should remember
    • Build a five-slide structure with one clear idea per slide
    • Use verified facts, useful visuals and simple speaker notes
    • Adapt the same message into a short avatar or voice script with an AI disclosure
    Practical taskBuild and present a five-slide deck with a 30-second approved script.
  11. 11

    Complete a full work process

    You will learn
    • Break one work request into clear inputs, steps and deliverables
    • Move from notes and data to a report, presentation and submission email
    • Save versions, review the work and record a process you can repeat
    Practical taskComplete one repeatable notes-to-delivery workflow.
  12. 12

    Complete the final workplace project

    You will learn
    • Read a work brief and plan the required deliverables
    • Combine a PDF, rough notes and spreadsheet into verified professional work
    • Present the result and explain your decisions, corrections and use of AI
    Practical taskSubmit and present your complete Level 1 portfolio project.
By the end of Level 1

You can complete everyday work with AI.

  • Use TCE to give AI a clear task, useful context and reviewable expectations
  • Check important facts, sources and numbers
  • Create professional emails, reports and research
  • Clean, analyse and explain a spreadsheet
  • Create and present a short presentation
Course details

Batches run on a rolling basis and your exact class dates are confirmed during enrolment.

Length
12 classes · 24 hours
Classes
12 × 2 hours
Morning batches
Mon, Wed and Fri, or Tue, Thu and Sat, 10 AM to 12 PM
Evening batches
Mon, Wed and Fri, or Tue and Thu, 5 PM to 7 PM
Weekend batch
Sat and Sun, 10 AM to 1 PM
Class size
8 students per batch
Location
Sector 33D, Chandigarh
Level 1 fee
Included in the ₹11,800 course
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Syllabus questions

How the three stages work

Is Level 1 suitable for a complete beginner?

Yes. It assumes no prior AI or coding experience. Students first learn to use AI safely for ordinary work before any software-building programme begins.

Are there twelve assignments every day?

No. There are 12 classes in total and one practical task after each class. The student completes that task before the next class, shows the work, corrects it and then moves forward.

When are the paid classes?

The same course is taught on more than one timetable and you choose the batch that fits your day. Morning batches meet from 10 AM to 12 PM, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday or on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Evening batches meet from 5 PM to 7 PM, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday or on Tuesday and Thursday. The weekend batch meets Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM to 1 PM, so working professionals can attend without taking leave. Each batch is limited to eight students, and batches run on a rolling basis, so your exact class dates are confirmed during enrolment.

Are spreadsheets included in Level 1?

Yes. Classes 8 and 9 cover cleaning spreadsheet data, basic formulas, percentages, charts, pattern finding and writing a plain-English analysis.

Can students build digital avatars, voice-cloning workflows or AI customer support?

Yes, as possible project directions. Level 1 prepares scripts, approved sources, verification, consent and disclosure. In Level 2, a student may connect an approved avatar, voice or support API inside one manageable application with human review. Level 3 can optionally turn a chosen direction into a measured product or service. A person's face or voice is used only with explicit permission and clear disclosure.

Does every Level 3 student have to build the same kind of product?

No. Everyone learns how agents, SaaS products, web applications, mobile applications and automations work. Each student then chooses the right form for their own problem and capstone.

Will students publish on Google Play and the Apple App Store?

Students learn mobile-first design, cross-platform delivery, release preparation and store requirements. Where a mobile app is the right capstone, the student prepares Android and iOS build packages. Store approval is controlled by Google and Apple and is not guaranteed by the course.

Can a student join Level 2 directly?

No. Level 2 is not sold as a standalone entry point. Everyone joins at Level 1, builds the required foundation and then continues to Level 2.

Are Level 1 and Level 2 the same duration and fee?

Yes. Level 1 and Level 2 are stages of one course, not separate purchases. The course runs for 12 classes and 24 classroom hours and costs ₹11,800 including GST. The 12 classes take about four weeks. The free class helps you decide whether to begin, not which level to skip.

What is included in Level 3?

Level 3 is Build and Launch, an optional advanced capstone of 12 classes and 24 classroom hours after Level 2 priced at ₹15,000 + GST. It covers research, business planning, technology choice, agents, SaaS, mobile delivery, analytics, KPIs, marketing, sales and go-to-market. Students learn the options, then choose the right product for their final capstone.

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