How much is AI actually saving you each week?
Free 3-minute everyday AI skill check. Five workplace scenarios on briefing AI assistants, checking their work, tool choice, and privacy — instant results, free student account.
What this check covers
- 1
Briefing the AI
The quality of your brief decides whether the first draft is usable or a rewrite.
- 2
Verifying output
Assistants state wrong things confidently — checking before acting is the core safety habit.
- 3
Tool choice
Matching the task to the right tool and feature saves more time than any prompt trick.
- 4
Data privacy
Knowing what can and can't go into a chatbot protects you, your employer, and your clients.
- 5
Iterating
The second prompt — specific, corrective feedback — is where good output actually comes from.
AI-Productive Professional is a role worth aiming for
This platform is built to get you into roles like AI-Productive Professional — this quick check is step zero.
Your result is a roadmap
You get an instant snapshot of your strengths and the exact gaps to close next.
Built for career changers
No code, no pressure — just an honest read on where you're starting from.
About the Everyday AI Skills skill check
AI assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot, and Google Gemini are now within reach of almost every desk job — but there's a big gap between having access to them and getting real work out of them. The difference isn't technical. It comes down to habits: how you brief an assistant, how you check its work, and where you draw the line on what you share.
This 3-minute check puts you in five everyday work situations and asks what you'd do: briefing an assistant so the first draft is actually usable, verifying output before you act on it, picking the right tool for the job, handling sensitive information safely, and turning a flat draft into a good one.
No code, no jargon — just an honest read on whether your current habits are getting you AI's full value or leaving most of it on the table.
You want an AI assistant to draft an email declining a vendor's renewal offer. Which brief gets the best first draft?
- Write me a professional email to a vendor
- Decline the renewal politely, keep the door open for next year, keep it under 150 words
- Write several versions so I can pick whichever sounds most professional
- Ask the assistant what it thinks the email should say before giving it details
What you'll learn
4 modules, 20 lessons, 1 hands-on projects. Your skill check result places you on this path, so you start where you are.
Module 1: Week 1: What AI Can Actually Do
5 lessons- Beyond the chatbox: what AI assistants really are
- How the model "thinks", and why it changes how you ask
- The capability map: what AI does brilliantly
- and 2 more lessons
Module 2: Week 2: The Prompting Patterns That 10× Your Results
5 lessons- Context is everything: give it what it needs to know
- Give it a role and a goal
- Constraints and format: define what "good" looks like
- and 2 more lessons
Module 3: Week 3: Prompting Across Real Work
5 lessons- Documents and reports: summarise, extract, and draft better
- Spreadsheets and data: Excel formulas, analysis, and charts
- Presentations: from blank page to a solid deck
- and 2 more lessons
Module 4: Week 4: Build Your AI Workflows
5 lessons- Make smarter decisions: AI as your thinking partner
- Chaining steps: multi-part tasks done reliably
- Your prompt library: reusable templates that save hours
- and 2 more lessons
What you walk away with
The skill check is just the on-ramp. Finish the track and you leave with proof, not just knowledge.
A working project, graded
Build a real project and get an AI review against a professional rubric.
A verified skill profile
See exactly where you stand across the competencies employers test for.
Production-grade patterns
Learn the patterns teams actually ship, not toy demos.
A portfolio you can share
Completed projects live in a public portfolio you can send to employers.
Proof, not a certificate
Every grade you earn is kept on one page an employer can open, run and verify, no account needed.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a technical background?
No. The questions are about workplace judgment — briefing, checking, and privacy — not programming or how the models work under the hood.
Which AI tools does this apply to?
All the mainstream assistants — ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini and others. The habits it tests are the same whichever one your workplace uses.
Is this a certification?
No — it's a quick snapshot of your working habits with AI. For a fuller picture and a personalised learning path, take the free full assessment after signing up.
Three minutes. Five questions.
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