Live, instructor-led AI training for Project Managers, Product people, and Scrum Masters, co-issued by the American School of AI and delivered with Skillbook Academy.
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I went in expecting frameworks and slides. What stuck was the prioritization exercise we ran on my own backlog. I reordered the next quarter the following Monday.
I run a two-person product org, so PM and PO sit on the same desk for me. This was the first thing that treated both jobs as one problem instead of two job titles.
I have run sprints for six years and still picked up two things. The session on facilitating retros when half the team distrusts the AI tooling was worth the whole day.
The part I use most is scoping what an AI feature can and cannot promise. I killed one idea before it ate a sprint, which paid for the course on its own.
My backlog used to be a wishlist. Now my stories carry acceptance criteria the engineers stop arguing with, and the AI ones spell out what happens when the model is wrong.
My standups were turning into status theater. The course gave me a few specific changes to try, and the team noticed within two weeks without me announcing anything.
Small group, no fluff. I can now sit in a model review and ask the data scientists questions that actually move the build, instead of nodding along.
I came for the certificate and stayed for the refinement templates. We dropped a recurring meeting because the writeups were finally clear enough to read async.
What I needed was language for talking about AI work with a team that was nervous about it. I left with that, plus a badge that has already come up in two interviews.
No recorded lectures you’ll never watch. No AI-graded assignments. No twelve-week self-paced drift. A human instructor, a live cohort, and eight real working hours, start to finish.
Every certificate is issued by the American School of AI and signed by the instructor who ran your cohort. Verifiable by ID, shareable on LinkedIn.
Eight hours, one calendar day. You leave with artifacts you can use Monday morning, not a twelve-week homework queue.
Class sizes capped so your questions actually get answered. Not a 500-person webinar pretending to be a class.
A charter, a PRD, a retro pack, a sprint health brief, real working documents you produce on the day and take back to work.
Every lesson is authored by someone who has shipped under the title, not an academic course designer who hasn’t.
